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can you provide me a sample to give me an idea..... i don't understand why
i have to change password first to create a synonym that points to an
object own by other account.
At 09:31 AM 8/10/00 -0800, you wrote:
>As a DBA, you can temporarily change a user's password. Of course, this
>should be allowed by your corporate policy.
>But assuming this is permitted, you can use a SQL script ( or create a
>procedure to do the same ) to
>1. change the user's password
>2. create the synonym
>3. restore the user's password
>
>
>Tom Harleman
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>
>gurus,
>
>is there a way i could create a synonym of an object for other accounts
>without actually logging to each account?
>
>thanks
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