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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: table access
no. you need to fully qualify the table name. as a workaround you can
create synonyms under the grantee which point to the fully qualified table
name and then refer to the synonyms in your code.
babu
Poosapati Varma <psgkv_at_yahoo.com>@fatcity.com on 01/10/2001 01:40:34 PM
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Subject: table access
Hi guys,
I have a user which has for ex.. 100 tables.
i need to create a new user and allow the user to access the 'SELECT' on all the tables of the above user.
What i had done is created a newuser and created a role in the user which has 100 tables and issued
grant select on <100_table_names_here> to Role_1.
and
grant role_1 to USER2.
When the user issues a select statement on a table he has to issue the username.table_name to select data.
is there any other way to access the tables without mentioning the username.
Varma.
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