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RE: Fine Grained Access Control (FGCA)

From: Harrington, Eric <Eric.Harrington_at_maine.gov>
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 14:08:12 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.00561778.20030305140812@fatcity.com>


I too am working with FGAC and agree that documentation is not very helpful! I did download an Oracle whitepaper, it is more high-level but may help - labelsecurity how to.pdf.  

I would try to offer some advice, however, my understanding is that each FGAC policy applies to a single object and a single function is associated with each policy. Now you can use this same function for another policy, however, this sounds different than what you are describing below. In my situation, each function will be different because the underlying table structure is different.  

Eric  

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Hi Guys,

I am trying to setup FGCA for our customers on their reporting system. I have got this working for a single table, however, when a policy needs to be added for multiple tables. It fails returning no rows from the second table.

Oracle documentation is not very helpful this arena. Can anyone provide any pointers to white papers or documents on this subject.

Thanks

Menon  


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