Sorry, I meant without having to do anything special... according to
the docs it's a DBA account, so it might work with any account granted
DBA. I haven't looked through the docs to see if there is a "grant all"
privilege equivalent to "create any" etc... It might just be part of
the kernel code
I'm on 9.2 We skipped 9.0 entirely, mostly based on the reports I'd
heard of all the problems.
- "MacGregor, Ian A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> System can definitely grant privileges in another schema before 9.
> It just takes some preparation.
>
> As system create a procedure in the other schema
>
> CREATE OR REPLACE procedure <other_schema>.grantit
> (privilege in varchar2, object in varchar2, grantee in varchar2) is
> begin
> execute immediate ('grant ' ||privilege ||' on ' ||object ||' to '
> ||grantee);
> end;
> /
>
> Then as system invoke it as
>
> exec <other_schema>.grantit(<privilege>, <object>, <grantee>)
>
> This works beause the procedure runs under the security domain of
> the "other user", and of course because system has the ability to
> create and execute privileges in other schemas.
>
> Are you on 9.0.1 or 9.2? I thought the ability to do the granting
> without using a procedure was available beginning with 9.2.
>
> Ian MacGregor
> Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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>
> haven't tried it with SYS but in 9i SYSTEM (maybe any account with
> DBA privs -- have to try it) can definitely grant privileges on other
> owner's objects.
>
> Makes my scripts that have to pass through a hosting company easy
> now... they have the system password, and I don't have to tell anyone
> the schema owner password
>
> Rachel
>
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