grant the privilege on the SQL types to another schema

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• How to detect the SQL type to avoid SQL injection

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  I work in a company of gsm and we develop a program for analysis of trends. Users of this program can write SQL statements. I want to write sql statements specific as my program input statement (SELECT... from...). Instructions to SELECT most. I have dynamic SQL and PL/SQL blocks in my program. I get user-defined SQL statements and execute dynamic Sql code.
  
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  I want to share the data in the table WHERE USER_SEGMENTS with another schema. If I create a view and grant select on the view, when the other schema queries the view data are identical to themselves querying the SYS.user_segments table directly.
  

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  Hello

  Create the procedure with AUTHID CURRENT_USER, like this:

  create or replace
  procedure disable_all_fk_constraints
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  begin
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  With AUTHID DEFINE (which is the default), everything that happens inside the stored procedure goes as if the Owers of procedure was done, except that the USER function returns always the name of the actual user.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, January 11, 2011 11:07
  I just see response to Sven. It is true, that it is a very dangerous thing to do.

• Grant the SQL query

  
  

  Hi gurus of the Oracle
  

  
  

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  SELECT ippoolid serial number ipaddress
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  Hash value of plan: 1077097192

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  |   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |                  |     1.    69. 0 (100) | 00:00:01 |

  |   1.  UPDATE |                  |       |       |       |          |

  |   2.   KIND OF BUFFER.                  |       |       |       |          |

  |*  3 |    COUNT STOPKEY |                  |       |       |       |          |

  |*  4 |     TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID | TBLMIPPOOLDETAIL |     1.    69. 0 (0) | 00:00:01 |

  |*  5 |      INDEX RANGE SCAN | PK_MIPPOOLDETAIL |     1.       | 0 (0) | 00:00:01 |

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  ---------------------------------------------------

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• Failed to refresh the mview belonging to another schema

  Oracel 10 gr 2
  Solaris 10
  
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• ORA-01031: insufficient privileges while selectin view belongs to another schema in oracle database 11g

  Hello

  DB version 11.2.0.3.0

  We have a few views resides in the application schema, we cerated user and granted select on the view through the roles.

  but the user becomes ORA-01031: insufficient privileges when accessing the content view

  appreciated inputs

  BR

  Praaksh GR

  > I issued a grant select on Z.table - X with the option grant.

  This isn't what you need - you should

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• Do I have to reapply for grants and synonyms. Edit rename them to another scheme

  Hello
  
  We follow the process to replace some tables in UAT/PROD with the new table structure.
  
  Thus, for example, A table in a schema:
  
  Step 1 - create a TableA_NEW with the necessary structure and walls.
  Step 2-Insert into TableA_NEW select * from TableA.
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  When I test in Dev, all grants and synonyms still stands. But I can't take any chances for UAT/PROD.
  
  Also when I restore these changes and rename the tables back to the original table.
  So should I reapply all grants and synonyms initially applied to TableA.
  
  
  Please suggest...

  user8941550 wrote:
  Hello

  We follow the process to replace some tables in UAT/PROD with the new table structure.

  Thus, for example, A table in a schema:

  Step 1 - create a TableA_NEW with the necessary structure and walls.
  Step 2-Insert into TableA_NEW select * from TableA.
  Step 3-Alter Table TableA rename TableA_OLD - take backup from TableA
  Step 4 - Alter Table TableA_NEW and rename the TableA - change the new ti from table Table of origin

  Now should I reapply all grants and synonyms initially applied to TableA.
  When I test in Dev, all grants and synonyms still stands. But I can't take any chances for UAT/PROD.

  Also when I restore these changes and rename the tables back to the original table.
  So should I reapply all grants and synonyms initially applied to TableA.

  Please suggest...

  Step 1 - create a TableA_NEW with the necessary structure and walls. New table - has no subsidies
  Step 2-Insert into TableA_NEW select * from TableA.
  Step 3 - Alter Table TableA and rename TableA_OLD - take backup of TableA Renamed table maintains subsidies. At this point invalid synonym
  Step 4 - Alter Table TableA_NEW and rename the TableA - changing new technology table original Table new table still has no subsidies, valid synonym now

  Thus, subsidies disappear, but means will be valid at the end of the process.

• Code and the database tables in different schemas

  Hello
  My version of db: database Oracle 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  I would like to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the following situation:
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  Coming now to the code (stored procedures, functions, packages, etc.). Teams want to ask most of the code in the diagram B with the Ref 16 tables. (the reason being again the same).
  What are the advantages and disadvantages this?
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  PS:
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  Assume that your initial project will have 60 paintings and they might fall into three groups of 15, 20 and 25 tables respectively. There are also objects of code such as PL/SQL packages. Your choice is:
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  -Use 3 diagrams divided as described. The total code objects will probably be a little more that unique schema design, because they need to provide interfaces with others. So let's assume that schemas will have 30, 40 and 50 code objects each.

  Now, wait 3 years.

  The history of single-schema:
  -The single-schema is passed to 120 tables. There has been a corresponding increase in code, now more than 200 objects. But they are very complex. Over time, each piece of code will interact with the tables more and more and many other objects in code.
  -You (the architect or Manager) can not really apply any internal for this structure since no subsidy is required to add dependencies. Therefore, if you change a table there is a vast impact.
  -You can easily divide the responsibilities because everything affects everything else. You can't manage simultaneous development efforts because the impact widespread changes cause the same tables/components to be affected by multiple projects. If you have the project execution dependencies / as you have interdependencies technique/code.
  -You have a "big ball of mud" and it is very difficult to get out of this situation.

  Multi-schema history:
  -Each of the 3 original patterns has grown, but some more than others. A fourth was added a year ago, when there was a major expansion in a new district, as a result of "natural divisions.
  -On the inside of each of these schemas, it is always a challenge to impose internal structure. But those patterns more smaller and therefore more small problems.
  -Through schemes, subsidies are necessary to allow interaction, this is not a "wild west" where everyone can access everything (and introduce dependencies on everything). Teams to define interfaces (packages or the views that are specifically intended to be interface points) where the interactions with other scehmas are necessary.
  -If changes to a table are needed, the impact can be limited to the schema that contains naturally. You know that no one else has created dependencies at this table, because you were never issued grants on this.
  -The responsibility for these schemas was divided between 2 teams, each team having full responsibility for its 2 diagrams.
  -Teams can complete projects much more easily, even with a parallel development, because there is less than a "domino effect" with each change.

  Now, these benefits depend on "natural divisions that give you the diagrams smaller, well contained." If you make the wrong choice here, you will always have a mess. You design with the end in mind scenario.

• Grant the privilege to access HTTP with httpuritype

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• ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital error or the value in the conversion for a long TIME on the CLOB type

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  I didn't know that there was such a function.

  Thank you!

  Kind regards

• Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

  Hello friends, I want to know what the data type can be declared in pl/sql, but cannot be declared in sql?

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