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Parameter & Performance Views [message #182595] Mon, 17 July 2006 04:03 Go to next message
ehegagoka
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hi!
i have an ordinary user in my test dbase, 10g XE, it has no much access, whenever i need to see some performance views like v$parameter i need to connect to the dba user i've created, also other tables like dba_tablespaces...etc..is it really restricted? how can i make my ordinary user also see the views by dba? or is not advisable? also the command show parameter wont work.

thank you so much sir/mam =)


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Re: Parameter & Performance Views [message #182616 is a reply to message #182595] Mon, 17 July 2006 06:30 Go to previous messageGo to next message
tarundua
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Not advisable. Because those views are meant for DBAs so it's better that only DBAs should have access to those views.
Re: Parameter & Performance Views [message #182631 is a reply to message #182595] Mon, 17 July 2006 07:32 Go to previous messageGo to next message
vjeedigunta
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login as DBA and grant the select_catalog_role (or) select any dictionary to the user who need to access the v$ / dba_ views/ tables ..

-Sai Jeedigunta
Re: Parameter & Performance Views [message #182734 is a reply to message #182631] Mon, 17 July 2006 20:23 Go to previous messageGo to next message
ehegagoka
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hi!
thanks for the reply sir, also can i see what priviledges are granted to a role, for example this select_catalog_role. thanks again =)
Re: Parameter & Performance Views [message #182773 is a reply to message #182734] Tue, 18 July 2006 02:46 Go to previous message
JSI2001
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select * from dict_columns where column_name like '%PRIV%'
will show you all tables that have columns with 'PRIV' (i.e. priviledges) in the name. This will show you the tables that you need to look at for priviledge info.

Jim
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