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OK, I've been using Oracle since 5.0, so does that mean I can give you
the company line and the condescending attitude? J
Actually, I think you're reading too much into Vlad's email. He was simply pointing out it COULD be
done. As you say, that doesn't mean it
SHOULD be done, but I don’t believe he meant to come across as
condescending. Now if you REALLY want
condescending … J
Pete
"Controlling developers is like herding
cats."
Kevin Loney, Oracle DBA Handbook
"Oh no, it's not.
It's much harder than that!"
Bruce Pihlamae, long-term Oracle DBA
-----Original Message----- Please unless you've been at oracle doing oracle stuff since 1990 back in version 5 days, you can spare me the condescending attitude and the company line, the bottom line is oracle is just like C, it will let you
shoot off your own foot(and thats the way most of us like it). its not dumbproof from any means or platform, its just gotten gui-fied in alot of cases and people who can right-click in OEM to resize a datafile and
think that makes them a dba have a bit to learn. The bottom line still boils down to this, just because you can, doesn't
make it a smart thing to do. joe Vladimir Begun wrote: > Joe Testa wrote: > >> besides the point the example is a schema.object_name NOT a >> user.name, evidently since its NOT in quotes. > > > Does that mean that you cannot create such user(s) and connect as
it was > shown? Please read what it's written in the documentation --
that's why > I put references. -- Please see the official ORACLE-L FAQ: http://www.orafaq.net -- Author: Joe Testa INET: oracle-l@oracle-dba.com Fat City Network Services --
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Testa
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