Create table for users

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  If you set up SQLAuthenticator in the JDeveloper's integrated Weblogic Server, so what happened to your case is expected, because you deleted the Weblogic instance where SQLAuthenticator has been configured. Yes, you have deleted the domaine_par_defaut instance that is located in the directory specified above. JDeveloper will recreate a new instance (not configured) the next time you run.

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  Hi Frank,.

  Configure the SQL authenticator:

  Start Oracle XE DB and open propmt SQL to run commands below:

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  U_PASSWORD VARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
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  ;
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  G_DESCRIPTION VARCHAR (1000) NULL)
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  ;
  ALTER TABLE GROUPMEMBERS
  ADD CONSTRAINT PK_GROUPMEMS
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  ALTER TABLE GROUPMEMBERS
  ADD CONSTRAINT FK1_GROUPMEMBERS
  FOREIGN KEY (G_NAME)
  REFERENCE (G_NAME) GROUPS
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  Generally, customers can add users directly in DB with help commands below:

  insert into USERS (U_NAME, U_PASSWORD, U_DESCRIPTION) values ('system', 'weblogic', 'user admin');
  insert into GROUPS (G_NAME, G_DESCRIPTION) values ('Administrators', 'Administrators');
  insert into values('Administrators','system') GROUPMEMBERS (G_NAME, G_MEMBER);

  But in this case is not encrypted password then, either you can add users via the console or WLST script to be stored in encrypted form.

  We had performed above commands just to check that the user that is stored directly in the DB gets properly authenticated or not configured SQL authenticator as below

  Now start weblogic admin server and console access to create the data source by the navigation Services-> JDBC-> data sources

  Create the data source named SqlDS

  JNDI: SqlDS

  Type of DB: Oracle

  : DB driver Oracle Thin XA

  Name of the data base: XE

  DB host:

  Port: 1521

  DB user:

  DB password:

  Even the rest of the configuration and click test Configuration. If its success click on next and it targets to "AdminServer.

  Click Finish and activate chnages

  Now navigate to the areas of security-> myrealm-> suppliers

  Click new and supply the names of SqlAuthenticator and select Type of SQLAuthenticator

  Now click on newly created provider and make the indicator of control as "sufficient".

  Go to the specific page of provider:

  1. check on cleartext passwords enabled.

  2. provide a data name source: SqlDS

  Keep the rest of the parameters it is and save this configuration. It will ask you to restart the management server.

  Now, again navigate areas of security-myrealm-> users & groups >

  User created directly in the DB control is listed in the table with SqlAuthenticator, once its list, go ahead and add users as below

  B. Cretae users using the administration console:

  Sign in to the administration console

  Access areas of security-myrealm-> users & groups >

  Click the users tab and try to create the new user

  User name:

  Select authentication provider: SqlAuthenticator

  User password:

  Once the table DB check creating user, this user added with password encypted musted

  C. create multiple users using WLST script:

  File Navigave of $DOMAIN_HOME/bin and run the file setDomainEnv as below:

  UNIX:. ./setDomainEnv.sh (don't forget to put two points before /)

  Windows: setDomainEnv.cmd

  Now, change script depending on your environment below and run as suggested in step 3:

  Connect('weblogic','weblogic123','t3://localhost:7001')
  Edit()
  startEdit(-1,-1,'false')
  serverConfig()
  CD('/SecurityConfiguration/base_domain/Realms/MYREALM/AuthenticationProviders')
  ls()
  CD ('SqlAuthenticator')
  cmo.createUser ('vaishali', 'weblogic123', 'SQLuser')

  cmo.createUser ('pavashe', 'weblogic123', 'SQLuser')
  Edit()
  stopEdit('y')

  NOTE: Change username, password, and ADMIN_URL in 1st line.

  Replace the domain name "base_domain" by your domain online no.: 5

  Authenticator name change SQL online no: 6 by your authenticator name

  Next lines create users. You need to add however to users, you need to create programmatically.

  Syntax: cmo.createUser ('user_name', 'user_password', 'user_description')

  Now, to save these commands in a file with the extension .py and run as below:

  # java weblogic. WLST create_user.py

  If your script does not have to try running each command separately. For this session WLST beginning as below:

  # java weblogic. WLST

  Now run above commands in the script. You will be able to debug if something went wrong during execution of script.

  Kind regards
  Kal

• Is there a system table that stores scripts "create table".

  Oracle which contains the scripts 'create table' for a table of system tables defined in a schema exist?
  
  I know that I can build with SQL querying the user_tab_columns, but I was wondering if the overall DML
  statement is already stored in another system table. In the Toad from Quest Software, you can simply go to the 'schema', "Tables," Brower
  Then select the "Script" tab and it shows you the statement 'create table' for the table that you are
  looking at. I wonder if Toad backstage is to build this script 'create table' via the user_tab_columns
  table or using another system table.
  
  Thank you in advance,
  Wes

  You can use the DBMS_METADATA. Procedure GET_DDL for details regarding the ddl statement used to create the table.

• Licensing procedure to create the table for the new user

  Hi all
  

  I have created one new User, and give GRANT CREATE SESSION TO USER. But after that from which grant, i would be able to create table and other object, specially for table.

  Thank you
  Brij

  The role of resource works in your case, as it consist from under privs

  grant resources to ;

  
  GRANTEE                           PRIV NAME
  --------------------------      --------------------------
  RESOURCE                          | CREATE CLUSTER
                                     | CREATE INDEXTYPE
                                     | CREATE OPERATOR
                                     | CREATE PROCEDURE
                                     | CREATE SEQUENCE
                                     | CREATE TABLE
                                     | CREATE TRIGGER
                                     | CREATE TYPE         
  

  Please close the message if you feel that you have the answer and to clean the Oracle forum.
  https://forums.Oracle.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=885

• As sysdba, how to grant create table to a user for a particular tablespace?

  I did the PRACTICE tablespace and user SEAN. How can I give SEAN the privilege to create a table in the practical tablespace?
  
  CREATE TABLESPACE PRACTICE
  DATA FILE
  ' F:\DBM\FALLB\DB2046\ORACLE\ADMIN\ORAC...
  SIZE 20 M
  DEFAULT STORAGE OF DICTIONARY OF MANAGEMENT MEASURE (1 M INITIAL FOLLOWING 1 M MAXEXTENTS 20 PCTINCREASE 0);
  
  CREATE USER SEAN
  IDENTIFIED BY SEAN
  PRACTICE OF TABLESPACE DEFAULT;
  GRANT CREATE SESSION TO SEAN;
  
  -----------------------------------------------
  -----------------------------------------------
  SEAN GRANT SYSDBA;
  +
  Sean/[email protected] CONNECT as sysdba
  
  Works, but what happens if I don't want SEAN have sysdba privileges?
  
  -----------------------------------------------
  -----------------------------------------------
  Another question would be if I don't give SEAN sysdba privileges and then I connect like sean and then perform a
  SELECT * FROM TAB;
  to display the available tables, how can I do so that I can only see the paintings I do myself instead of all tables in the database?

  Hello

  Connect as sys and grant after privs to SEAN, I added a few privileges as well.

  Do not give any user other than SYS sysdba priv, unless you intend to use user SEAN as a user administrative addition to SYS.

  GRANT RESOURCE TO SEAN;
  GRANT CONNECT TO SEAN;
  GRANT CREATE SESION TO SEAN;
    -- GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO SEAN;
  GRANT CREATE VIEW TO  SEAN;
  GRANT CREATE PROCEDURE TO SEAN ;
  GRANT CREATE TABLE TO SEAN
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  ALTER USER  SEAN QUOTA UNLIMITED ON PRACTICE;
   
  

  Concerning

• Creating table in the schema has with the user B and granting permissions to the user C

  Hello, I have a problem fun - we have a large table which requires a batch to make millions of updates, and he needs to finish more quickly. It takes several hours as an update, but a select create table did the same thing in about a minute. Yay! Then we just delete the old table and rename the new table to the former, rebuild all the index and grant select/insert/update/delete permissions to another user who needs access... and there is the problem, Oracle said insufficient privs.
  
  We have A figure, which is the owner of the table, userid B who done all the stuff of application batch and userid C which performs inserts for a process of middleware. None of them are actual users, of course. We want that user B to do the ETG, rename, rebuild and re-grant of the authorisation of the index. But user B apparently cannot grant permissions on objects in the schema A to user C, even if B has created the table and has the role DBA (not ideal, I know)!
  
  What's really crazy is that there is no sense unique user b can grant permissions to user C, which is to:
  
  grant select any table USER c;
  grant insert any table USER c;
  grant update any table USER c;
  Grant delete any table USER c;
  
  It seems really perverse can create tables in diagram A and even grant C privs "whole table" that user B, but may not grant privs specifically on this object in the schema A, even with DBA privs. I must be missing something... right?

  Yes. By default, the stored procedures are stored procedures from DEFINER rights. If A is the owner of a stored procedure, this stored procedure can do whatever A enjoys the privileges to directly. If A grants B privileges RUN this stored procedure, when B calls the stored procedure, the procedure runs with the privileges.

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  Justin

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  I'm trying to find how to make a diagram of authorization for users of the database.
  
  I did one of my current application authentication scheme, I named it "Authentication for database accounts", and the type of plan is 'Database accounts'.
  
  A word of explanation:_
  I have a table in my database, named "USERS". Inside this table, I have the following columns:
  -USERNAME (NUMBER)
  -USERNAME (VARCHAR2 (50))
  -PASSWORD (VARCHAR2 (50))
  -E-MAIL (VARCHAR2 (200))
  
  For that matter, I'll take a user from the example. The user name is the USER and the USER password. Email and username don't matter here, but let's say that the user ID is 1.
  
  What I want:_
  When you go into the application and you are prompted to connect (page 101), then I want a user to be able to connect with the data that has been stored in the USERS table.
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  How can I do this? I've never done a prior authorisation scheme... I'm not too good with PL/SQL either, but I'm working on this part.
  
  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Hi Magali,.

  In your existing structure of the table, add a column more called ROLE as MANAGER, CLERK etc then you can create the authorization on the basis of the ROLE not not based on the individual user

  Select your application and then go into shared component
  under Security, select schema permission and create

  Step 1: create the authorization scheme
  (1) create the authorization scheme = zero
  name 2) = IS_MANAGER / / the name of
  schema type 3) = exists SQL Query
  (4) SQL Query is 1 select table_name from where upper (username) = upper(:APP_USER);.
  or if you have the role of your table then try this
  (4) SQL Query is 1 select table_name from where = 'MANAGER' ROLE and upper (username) = upper(:APP_USER);.
  (5) identify error message appears when the regime violated = your error message.

  your authorization scheme is now ready.

  Step 2: assign this regime to the components of the page

  modify any component of your page like region, button, article page etc...

  where you will find the guarantee under what you have permission regime selectlist, than choose any schema that you want to apply.

  Permission schema = IS_MANAGER / / that I had created in example above

  For tabs
  change your tab, then you have permission and do the same thing as above.

  In this way, you can create a permission scheme and assign to the components page etc...

  Hope this will give you an idea on the authorization scheme

  Thank you
  Jitendra

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• ORA-00604 with ORA-20010: the user is not authorized to CREATE Table

  Hello
  
  I use 11.1.0.7 database
  
  I'm only running this SQL logged on as a schema PLAN. PLAN scheme a DBA privilege but I receive error message-
  

  create table SALARY.test (ID NUMBER);
  create table SALARY.test (ID NUMBER)
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
  ORA-20010: PLAN is not allowed to CREATE this -
  SALARY.TEST
  ORA-06512: at line 15

  What can be the problem here?
  
  Thank you!

  user608897 wrote:

  I know that we cannot use in a DDL trigger, but how can this be a DDL trigger.

  As sybrand hinted it often allows to read a manual.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/srvrside.htm#CNCPT118

  >
  Overview of triggers

  A database trigger is a stored program unit compiled, written in PL/SQL or Java, that Oracle Database ("fire") automatically calls whenever one of the following occurs:

  1. DML instructions on a particular table or view, issued by a user
  The DML statements modify data in the schema objects. For example, inserting and removing lines are DML operations.

  * 2. DDL statements issued by a particular user or any user *.
  DDL statements define schema objects. For example, create a table and add a column are DDL operations.

  3. database events
  User login or closing of session, errors and database startup or a stop are events that can call triggers.
  >

  A DDL trigger is one that runs when the DDL is made as in 2 above.

  When you create the table, you run DDL, someone wrote a trigger that runs when you try to create the table, and in this trigger, they raise a user-defined exception ORA-20010: the user is not authorized to CREATE Table to tell you that you are not authorized to create the table.

• How to specify the tablespace for a India primary key in create table statement

  How to specify the storage space for a primary key index in a create table statement?
  Does the following statement is true?

  CREATE TABLE 'GPS'||TO_CHAR(SYSDATE+1,'YYYYMMDD')
              ("ID" NUMBER(10,0) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
              "IP_ADDRESS" VARCHAR2(32 BYTE), 
              "EQUIPMENT_ID" VARCHAR2(32 BYTE), 
              "PACKET_DT" DATE, 
              "PACKET" VARCHAR2(255 BYTE), 
              "PACKET_FORMAT" VARCHAR2(32 BYTE), 
              "SAVED_TIME" DATE DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 
               CONSTRAINT "UDP_LOG_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID") TABLESPACE "INDEX_DATA"
               )            
               TABLESPACE "SBM_DATA";   

  Thank you
  
  Published by: qkc November 9, 2009 13:42

  As orafad noted, you can use the documentation using ESCALATION clause, i.e.

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  CREATE TABLE GPS
    2              ("ID" NUMBER(10,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
    3              "IP_ADDRESS" VARCHAR2(32 BYTE),
    4              "EQUIPMENT_ID" VARCHAR2(32 BYTE),
    5              "PACKET_DT" DATE,
    6              "PACKET" VARCHAR2(255 BYTE),
    7              "PACKET_FORMAT" VARCHAR2(32 BYTE),
    8              "SAVED_TIME" DATE DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    9               CONSTRAINT "UDP_LOG_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("ID") USING INDEX TABLESP
  ACE "USERS"
   10               )
   11*              TABLESPACE "USERS"
  SQL> /
  
  Table created.
  

  Justin