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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> RE: Permission to see the procedures
Why wouldn't you just throw up a copy of the database (perhaps no rows)
someplace else for them? Or extract the code someplace in the event
they want to view it (to text files).
Why would they need direct access to the code in the production environment?=20
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Subject: Permission to see the procedures
The development folks would like to be able to view the procedures,
packages, etc., on a production reporting database, but we do *NOT* want
them to be able change anything.=20
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This is sort of like a "read only" access to packages, procedures, triggers, etc.
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I would think this would be like a "select any view" but I don't see any thing there.
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Can this be done by granting some sort of privs to a role and then giving them the role?
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Michael Kline
Database Administration
SunTrust Technology Center
1030 Wilmer Avenue
Richmond, Virginia 23227
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