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-----Original Message-----
From: Abdul Aleem Sent: 29 May, 2000 4:37 PM To: Abdul Aleem Subject: RE: Granting SELECT permissions to a user based
Dear ONE,
To my understanding there is no Schema privileges (directly) you can grant
object and system privileges.
You cannot perhaps GRANT SELECT ON ANY TABLE TO ... either. What you can do
is create a role with the tables of your schema, or create PL/SQL block that
would pick up table names from the Main Schema, and a loop will grant the
privileges to the said user.
HTH! Aleem
-----Original Message----- From: Andreas Jung [mailto:ajung_at_sz-sb.de]<mailto:[mailto:ajung_at_sz-sb.de]>
Dear all,
I have a schema MAIN that holds all my tables. I want to create
a user U that should have only SELECT permissions on the complete
schema MAIN. How can I grant these
permissions to the user without
granting SELECT permission on every table of MAIN.* ? Andreas
-- Author: Andreas Jung INET: ajung_at_sz-sb.deReceived on Mon May 29 2000 - 06:46:18 CDT
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