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Managing DB users [message #615174]

Fri, 30 May 2014 17:14

jesuisantony
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We have setup a new environment in production. It has been few months and now start get requests for disabling DB accounts, as the users move out of the project. I understand there is no option to really disable the user. So we revoke all the privilege of the user and lock the account. One challenge I face is distinguishing the active and disabled users.

In a typical production environment, does it make sense to have the account locked? How should things work for a typical production environment?

Regards,
Antony

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Re: Managing DB users [message #615177 is a reply to message #615174]

Fri, 30 May 2014 17:42

BlackSwan
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> How should things work for a typical production environment?
on NONE of the production DB Servers I manage, does anyone other than me (DBA) have any active schema.
only "application" schema are active on any Production server.

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Re: Managing DB users [message #615178 is a reply to message #615174]

Fri, 30 May 2014 18:21

jesuisantony
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Our client works on a research and development project. Hence the business data is directly accessed by the clients have read-only access. So there are people having DB account with read-only access.

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Re: Managing DB users [message #615179 is a reply to message #615178]

Fri, 30 May 2014 18:41

BlackSwan
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jesuisantony wrote on Fri, 30 May 2014 16:21

Our client works on a research and development project. Hence the business data is directly accessed by the clients have read-only access. So there are people having DB account with read-only access.

remove CREATE SESSION then they can no long log into the database.

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Re: Managing DB users [message #615183 is a reply to message #615174]

Sat, 31 May 2014 00:30

Michel Cadot
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Locking an account is the way to disable it.
If it is not the case for you, define what you mean by "disable".

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Re: Managing DB users [message #615218 is a reply to message #615183]

Sun, 01 June 2014 02:01

ledo60
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You can lock or drop unused accounts , but keep in mind that if you decided to drop them you have to be sure that these accounts not having a special schema and data+ no need to keep their actions history

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