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System permissionsSystem permissions refer to whether the authorized user can connect to the database and what system operations can be performed in the database.System permissions are the right to perform some kind of operation at a system level in

Permissions:Create sessionCREATE tableUnlimited tablespaceConnectResourceDbaCases:#sqlplus/nologSql> Conn/as sysdba;Sql>create user username identified by passwordSql> Grant DBA to username;Sql> Conn Username/passwordSql> select * from

Rights Management: Oracle 9 has the default three username and Password:sys Change_on_install//The most privileged Administrator System Manager//General Administrator Scott Tiger//general user in Oracl E 10, these three users are still used as

3 Default UsersSYS change_on install [as SYSDBA]System ManagerScott TigerCreate userCreate user username identified by password defaul tablespace tablespace (users) Temporary tablespace table space (Temp) quota Integer on table space (users);--quot

The Oracle database-C multi-tenant option allows a single container database (CDB) to host multiple separate pluggable databases (PDB).So how do we manage user rights in container database (CDB) and pluggable Database (PDB).Background:When connected

Oracle user creation and permissions settingsPermissions:Create sessionCREATE tableUnlimited tablespaceConnectResourceDbaCases:#sqlplus/nologSql> Conn/as sysdba;Sql>create user username identified by password//create users and give passwordsSql>

Permissions:Create sessionCREATE tableUnlimited tablespaceConnectResourceDbaCases:#sqlplus/nologSql> Conn/as sysdba;Sql>create user username identified by passwordSql> Grant DBA to username;Sql> Conn Username/passwordSql> select * from

Permissions:Create sessionCREATE tableUnlimited tablespaceConnectResourceDbaCases:#sqlplus/nologSql> Conn/as sysdba;Sql>create user username identified by passwordSql> Grant DBA to username;Sql> Conn Username/passwordSql> select * from

http://blog.csdn.net/weiwenhp/article/details/8093661We find that our lives are all about passwords, and you have to remember all kinds of passwords. such as bank cards, mail, QQ, Weibo, games, various website members.The use of the database is no

Rights Management: The default three username and password in Oracle 9: SYS change_on_install//Administrator System Manager with the highest privileges///General Administrator Scott Tiger//general user in Oracle 10, still use this Three users as

1. Create and manage accountsUser, user account, pattern terminologyUsers, user accounts, patterns are often replaced by use, but these terms are not exactly the same.The user connects to the user account by establishing a session to the instance

Oracle assigns permissions to log on to the database www.2cto.com as an administrator. create user: create user [username] identified by [password]; grant logon permission: grant create session to [username]; grant table creation permission: grant

The following are examples of how to use Oracle to understand the knowledge point of User Logon (jump off the user name and password logon): sqlplusnologconnectassysdba 1. User 1. The following are examples of how to use Oracle to understand the

The fifth day of oracle LearningZookeeper 1. Review in the previous section2. maintain data integrity3. Manage Indexes4. manage permissions and Roles 1. Skills in maintaining oracle Data Integrity2. Understand the index concept and create an index3.

Oracle notes (14) user management links: Oracle notes (1) Oracle introduction and Installation http://www.bkjia.com/database/201209/154049.html ; Oracle notes (2) SQLPlus command http://www.bkjia.com/database/201209/154051.html Oracle note (3) Scott'

Turn: http://www.javaeye.com/topic/431907   1. Default users of the system   Sys; // System Administrator with high Permissions System; // local administrator with the next high permission Scott; // common user. The default password is Tiger and

Precautions for revoking DBA roles Oracle has very fine-grained permissions. To facilitate the management of numerous permissions, Oracle introduces the role logic concept and also sets many roles in the system. In actual applications, application

[Oracle] Chapter 1 create authorization, Chapter 1 Authorization of oracle Chapter 1 create authorization in ORACLE Run the following command to view control files, data files, and log files: Control File: Desc v $ controlfile; Data File: desc v $

Sys; // System Administrator with the highest Permissions System; // local administrator with the next high permission Scott; // common user. The default password is tiger and is not unlocked by default. Sys; // System Administrator with the highest

1. username and password after Oracle installation is completeSys/change_on_installSystem/ManagerScott/TigerSysman/oem_tempInternal/Oracle 2. Change the user's passwordSQL> conn sys/change_on_install as sysdbaConnected.SQL> alter user SYS identified