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On 6 Jul 2004 08:09:26 -0700, blx999_at_gmx.de (freak) wrote:
>hi
>i'm quite new to oracle and i found out, that if i have some tables
>containing data under the schema SYSTEM i can assign users to see that
>tables.
>in an slq-query, unfortunately, i have to write kind of a path to find
>the data i need, eg
>
>select * from SYSTEM.Tabelle_1 where ID = '2'
>
>now my question:
>is there a way to have the tables under SYSTEM, assign users to see
>the data under SYSTEM by giving them the select-right, without having
>to write the SYSTEM in the query, but ony
>select * from Tabelle_1 where ID = '2' ?
>
>any help would be nice !
First of all: never ever create your own tables under SYSTEM Secondly: look up the CREATE SYNONYM command in the Sql reference manual.
-- Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBAReceived on Tue Jul 06 2004 - 11:55:21 CDT
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