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Dear DBA Gurus,
I solved the problem by incorporating the authid current_user clause. I
didn't explicitly grant any roles or privileges to system user. The
modified code is as
below:
create or replace procedure create_user (name IN VARCHAR2)
authid current_user
IS
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'create user ' ||name||' '||'identified by '||name||'
'||
'default tablespace users temporary tablespace temp';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'grant connect, resource to ' ||name; EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'create table '||name||'.aaa(a number)'; EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'create table '||name||'.bbb(b number)';END; Thanks Amol Joshi for giving the suggestion to use auth_id current_user clause in the stored procedure code.
Regards,
Ranganath
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Author: Ranganath K
INET: ranganathk_at_subexgroup.com
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