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  row:1 id:1
  row:2 id:2
  row:3 id:3
  row:4 id:4
  row:5 id:6
  row:6 id:7
  row:7 id:8
  row:8 id:9
  row:9 id:10
  
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      FOO_ID VALUE
  ---------- ------------------------------
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           3 table_privilege_map
           4 stmt_audit_option_map
           5 UPDATED
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           7 dbms_standard
           8 user_registry
           9 all_registry_banners
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  row:2 id:2
  row:3 id:3
  row:4 id:4
  row:5 id:5
  row:6 id:6
  row:7 id:7
  row:8 id:8
  row:9 id:9
  row:10 id:10
  
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      FOO_ID VALUE
  ---------- ------------------------------
           1 dual
           2 system_privilege_map
           3 table_privilege_map
           4 stmt_audit_option_map
           5 updated
           6 standard
           7 dbms_standard
           8 user_registry
           9 all_registry_banners
          10 v_$bh
  
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