Hello,
Li,
I
believe, stored procedure is the best and simplyest way for this purpose. There
is nothing wrong giving ALTER SYSTEM to _procedure owner_. End user will
be limited to execute this procedure only, and will not require ALTER SYSTEM for
him/herself.
Best
regards,
Vadim
Gorbounov
Oracle
DBA
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Ability for non DBA user to kill session.
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Is there a method
for allowing a non DBA user to kill their own (and only their own)
session. I have had a trawl through Metalink and have seen various methods
(using procedures) of doing it but all of these appear to rely on granting the
alter system role to the user.
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Oracle
8.0.5.0.0
Compaq Tru64
4.0f
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