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On Tue, 03 Nov 1998 18:17:48 GMT, you wrote:
>We have two instance of Oracle databases running in our company. One is
>PRODUCTION and the other is DEVELOPMENT. The DEVELOPMENT database does not
>have the latest data which is in PRODUCTION.
>
>I know that we can create a "link" between DEVELOPMENT and PRODUCTION in
>order to be able to SELECT from PRODUCTION and INSERT into DEVELOPMENT tables
>for the purpose of updating data in DEVELOPMENT.
>
>Is there a way to make this link READ-ONLY so that developers in DEVELOPMENT
>cannot change anything in PRODUCTION? Are there other solution to allow
>developers to get the latest data from PRODUCTION, but not have any access to
>change the data?
>
if you create the database link with a username/password (a proxy link) and then grant CONNECT and SELECT only to that username in the remote database, the db_link will be 'read only' in that the user can only connect to the database and SELECT from some tables....
>Thanks.
>-AP_
>
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