[Reprint] view User Permissions and indexes in Oracle
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1. View All Users Select * From all_users; ------- view all users
Select * From user_users; -------- view current user
2. View user or role system permissions: Select * From user_sys_privs; -------- view permissions of the current user
3. view the permissions contained in the role Select * From role_sys_privs ;-------
4. View user object permissions Select * From all_tab_privs; -------- view the operational table permissions of the users used
Select * From user_tab_privs; -------- view the table permissions of the current user 5. View roles owned by a user or role Select * From user_role_privs; ------ view the role of the current user View the constraints of a table, including the foreign key of the primary key. And Index Select * from user_constraints where TABLE_NAME = \'? \ '; ----- View the constraints of a table Select constraint_type, constraint_name, search_condition from all_constraintsWhere table_name = \'? \'; Select * from user_cons_columns where TABLE_NAME = \'? \ '; ----- Composition of a constraint Select index_name, index_type, status, blevel from user_indexes where table_name = \'? \ '; ----- View all indexes of a table SELECT table_name, index_name, column_name, column_position FROM user_ind_columns WHERE table_name = \'? \ '; ---- View the index structure \"
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