Re: ORACLE WEBSERVER 3.0 Groups question

You can do this depending on the size of your class and your server H/W. However, my suggestion is just to use a single username like webuser w/ a single DAD, a single agent on a single listener. Using this approach, the only thing you have to do is initially set all the grants and privileges for the student's PLSQL pkgs, and once this is done, any changes on any of these packages can just be recompiled on the dbase and it will automatically show up on the browser window. BTW, when you said the "same" packages, I hope you meant that figuratively or functionally, right.

Alex Snoeren wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have another question:
> I want to use the webserver to teach databases & internet on my university,
> now i have a problem.
> I want every student to make the same packages in practice lessons, it is
> a case. What is the best thing to do? To create a DAD and webagent for each
> user (and create a pl/sql toolkit for each user?), or is this to much
> overhead or it takes to much capacity of the system?
> Who can give me an advice??
>
> Please send an answer to: Alex.Snoeren_at_wxs.nl
>
> Thanks!
>
> Alex.
 

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