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- #Do not copy systems and administrators permission on emcopy update#
- #Do not copy systems and administrators permission on emcopy upgrade#
- #Do not copy systems and administrators permission on emcopy full#
Provides the privileges required to perform full database imports. Also the following roles: EXECUTE_CATALOG_ROLE and SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE.
#Do not copy systems and administrators permission on emcopy update#
Includes: SELECT ANY TABLE, BACKUP ANY TABLE, EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE, EXECUTE ANY TYPE, ADMINISTER RESOURCE MANAGER, and INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE on the tables SYS.INCVID, SYS.INCFIL, and SYS.INCEXP. Provides the privileges required to perform full and incremental database exports. Oracle Corporation recommends that you design your own roles for database security, rather than relying on these roles. Note: The previous three roles are provided to maintain compatibility with previous versions of Oracle and may not be created automatically in future versions of Oracle. Includes the following system privileges: CREATE CLUSTER, CREATE INDEXTYPE, CREATE OPERATOR, CREATE PROCEDURE, CREATE SEQUENCE, CREATE TABLE, CREATE TRIGGER, CREATE TYPE Includes the following system privileges: ALTER SESSION, CREATE CLUSTER, CREATE DATABASE LINK, CREATE SEQUENCE, CREATE SESSION, CREATE SYNONYM, CREATE TABLE, CREATE VIEW Table 25-1 Predefined Roles ( of 2) Role Name You can grant privileges and roles to, and revoke privileges and roles from, these predefined roles in the same way as you do with any role you define. These roles, listed in Table 25-1, are automatically defined for Oracle databases when you run the standard scripts that are part of database creation. Oracle provides some predefined roles to help in database administration. A role must be enabled for a user before it can be used by the user. for the complete list of object privilegesĪ role groups several privileges and roles, so that they can be granted to and revoked from users simultaneously. It is not included in GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES, nor can it be granted through a role. It must be granted individually to each user requiring the privilege. This system privilege allows query access to any object in the SYS schema, including tables created in that schema. This role can be granted to users to allow them to delete records from the system audit table ( AUD$).Īdditionally, the following system privilege can be granted to users who require access to tables created in the SYS schema: This role can be granted to users to allow EXECUTE privileges for packages and procedures in the data dictionary. This role can be granted to users to allow SELECT privileges on all data dictionary views. Another means of allowing access to objects in the SYS schema is by granting users any of the following roles:
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Users with explicit object privileges or those who connect with administrative privileges ( SYSDBA) can access objects in the SYS schema. These users can, however, be granted explicit object privileges to access objects in the SYS schema. For example, the SELECT ANY TABLE privilege allows users to access views and tables in other schemas, but does not enable them to select dictionary objects (base tables of dynamic performance views, views, packages, and synonyms). System privileges providing access to objects in other schemas do not give other users access to objects in the SYS schema. These users are SYS and those who connect as SYSDBA. If you enable dictionary protection ( O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY is FALSE), access to objects in the SYS schema (dictionary objects) is restricted to users with the SYS schema. See the Oracle9i Database Reference for more information on the O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY initialization parameter and Oracle9i Database Migration to understand its usage. When this parameter is not set to FALSE, the ANY privilege applies to the data dictionary, and a malicious user with ANY privilege could access or alter data dictionary tables. The default for O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY is FALSE. If this parameter is set to FALSE, system privileges that allow access to objects in "any schema" do not allow access to objects in SYS schema. If the parameter is set to TRUE, access to objects in the SYS schema is allowed (Oracle7 behavior).
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#Do not copy systems and administrators permission on emcopy upgrade#
The O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY initialization parameter controls restrictions on system privileges when you upgrade from Oracle7 to Oracle8 i and higher releases.