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how to create user under schema (should access all objects of schema) [message #572001]

Wed, 05 December 2012 05:43

ishika_20
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Dear All,

Please guide me to make users under one schema.
1) user should have access of all objects with limited privileges.

How can i make it under schema?

Appreciate your quick reply.

Regards,
Ishika

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Re: how to create user under schema (should access all objects of schema) [message #572003 is a reply to message #572001]

Wed, 05 December 2012 05:48

Littlefoot
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User owns a schema and can access all his objects (tables, procedures, functions, whatever). Schema = user + his objects. Let's call him USER_A.

You can then create another user (USER_B) and grant him privileges to access objects owned by USER_A. (USER_B will also have his own schema, of course).

It is impossible to create 2 (or more) users in same schema.

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Re: how to create user under schema (should access all objects of schema) [message #572009 is a reply to message #572001]

Wed, 05 December 2012 06:04

Michel Cadot
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2 good books for you:
Database Concepts
Database SQL Reference

Read at least the first chapter of the first one.

Regards
Michel

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Re: how to create user under schema (should access all objects of schema) [message #577536 is a reply to message #572009]

Mon, 18 February 2013 04:41

TuneMyQuery
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Registered: February 2013

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Hi,

A user owns one and only one schema of the same name.

A schema belongs to one and only one user of the same name.

There cannot be any hierarchical dependencies between several schemas/users.

But as Little Foot sais you can grant to user A access to the objects stored in the schema of user B.

Regards,

Emmanuel

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