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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> RE: V$OBJECT_USAGE view for indexes in all schemas
What do you mean by "SYS.OBJECT_USAGE table cannot be changed,
apparently including GRANTs."
Are you signing on as SYSDBA and issuing the command
"GRANT SELECT ON OBJECT_USAGE TO MYUSER;" ? (you could also grant MYUSER
the system privilege SELECT ANY DICTIONARY)
That privilege should allow you to create your own copy of
V$OBJECT_USAGE in schema MYUSER.
-----Original Message-----
Jesse, Rich
... Oracle =
decided to make the V$OBJECT_USAGE view so that a user can only see
monitored indexes for their own schema
...
the
SYS.OBJECT_USAGE table cannot be changed, apparently including GRANTs.
I'd paste the error here, but when I try it again, I get an ORA-600.
Oracle's solution is to create a new V$ view in SYS. I make it a habit
to not mess with SYS unless I have to.
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