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On 03-Feb-98 03:12:34 Christian Hamel wrote:
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>Hi.
><BR> I've downloader Personnal Oracle 7 from the Oracle
>web site (Trial version). I wanna try it before buying it.
><BR>I'm adding a table wich I set the owner "Christian". I create
>a new table and add some field. If I wanna delete a field after that,
>I can't, the option "Remove" is not available. So I go to the
>Properties of the table and after Object Privileges. Then I try to add
>some attributes to my user but I can't, it says "You may not GRANT/REVOKE
>privileges from yourself". So how can I add some privileges to
>"Christian" by logging on another user name like SYSTEM but how?
>There's no login option at all in Oracle Navigator. Please if you know
>what is my problem help me, I'm pretty new to Oracle. A great tanx in
>advance.
Hello,
I think I have at least a partial answer for your problem.
First as far as I know it is not possible to remove columns from a table.
You will have to drop and recreate it.
Second, when you use SQL*Plus, you should be able to connect as SYSTEM and
then grant some privileges. I don't know Personal Oracle very well, but I
think it has SQL*Plus. Once connected in SQL*Plus, you easily can change
the use issuing the command
connect <user>/<password>;
or
connect <user>;
In the latter case you will be propted for the password. Then you can do something like
grant create any table to <username>;
Hope that helps,
Lothar
-- Lothar Armbrüster | lothar.armbruester_at_rheingau.netsurf.de Schulstr. 12 | lothar.armbruester_at_t-online.de D-65375 Oestrich-Winkel |Received on Wed Feb 11 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
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