Privileging the public synonym over schema object

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• How to check what are the objects using this public synonym?

  Hi Experts
  
  Currently, I have a public synonym, WORK that is created for WORK table in the schema of the BRAND: "synonym PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BRAND. JOB. "
  SELECT THIS OPTION. WORK is granted to the TOM_UPDATE (a role): GRANT SELECT ON MARK. JOBS AT TOM_UPDATE;
  
  I am using TOAD 9.6.1.1 and I wanted to drop the public synonym but I am not able to see that another object in the database uses this public synonym, JOB.
  
  Help, please.

  moslee wrote:
  Hi Experts

  Currently, I have a public synonym, WORK that is created for WORK table in the schema of the BRAND: "synonym PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BRAND. JOB. "
  SELECT THIS OPTION. WORK is granted to the TOM_UPDATE (a role): GRANT SELECT ON MARK. JOBS AT TOM_UPDATE;

  I am using TOAD 9.6.1.1 and I wanted to drop the public synonym but
  I am not able to see that another object in the database uses this public synonym, JOB.

  The objects are not "use the synonym".
  The code use synonym to access object.

  use grep allows you to browse the source code that resides in your repository

• What can I do for the creation of a public synonym view?

  Hi people,
  I create a public synonym of another object to users
  
  SQL > create public synonym PAPD for scott.dept;
  
  
  The synonym is created.
  
  so I tend to create a view of this public syn
  
  SQL > create view vpdep in select * from PAPD.
  Create view vpdep in select * from PAPD
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
  
  I have the privilege to create view.also, I can create views of a public synonym for my own ex objects.for,
  
  SQL > create public synonym cdep for dept.
  
  The synonym is created.
  
  SQL > create view vcdep in select * from cdep;
  
  Created view.
  
  What could be the reason behind this? is there any privilege required to me.pls suggest me.
  
  Concerning
  VIDS

  Hi vidusnat!

  It is onlinedocumentation to Oracle:
  >
  Privileges required to create views

  To create a view, you must meet the following requirements:

  You must have been granted one of the following system privileges, either explicitly, or by a role:
  o CREATE The VIEW system privilege (to create views in your schema)
  o The CREATE ANY VIEW system privilege (to create a view of another user schema)
  You must explicitly obtained one of the following privileges:
  o the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE object privileges on all objects in the view's underlying base
  o SELECT it ANY TABLE, INSERT a WHOLE TABLE, UPDATE ANY TABLE or DELETE ANY TABLE access privileges

  In addition, in order to grant access to your display of other users, you must have privileges to object to the base with the OPTION GIVING clause objects or system privileges with ADMIN OPTION clause. If you do not, users cannot access your view.
  >

  I hope that this will bring a little light in the darkness!

  Yours sincerely

  Florian W.

• 2 various CARS: same Public Synonyms on the same 2 diagrams - any interaction?

  I'm having a senior moment.

  I have not worked with public synonyms that often, so I just want to make sure I got it right.

  If you have two instances: Instance1 and Instance2

  They both live on the same Oracle RAC cluster.

  Intance1 and Instance2 have a schema named FRED.  Both of them have a synonym Public THISTABLE for FRED. THISTABLE

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  Once again, senior moment here and just want to make sure I have it directly.

  Thanks in advance,

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  This case I put in place the same pattern of FRED and the same FRED table name. TABLEAUCETTE on the database instance instsqa... There is no link between the two with this public synonym on instdev. The only way you could link the two instances and schemas for the table would be by a... correct database link?

  Yes. You got right.

  Take CARS out of it.  It's the same as if you had 2 databases one-off names instdev and instqa.

  Post edited by: Brian Bontrager

• name of the permission for ' drop public synonym '.

  We fall synonymous public as:

  GRANT DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM TO User1;

  How the permission/role is named to run this statement?
  What table I can query to see if my connected user has this right?
  I googled but did not.

  You must DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM privilege.

  You can determine if your username has this privilege by running the following query:

  SELECT *
  FROM   dba_sys_privs
  WHERE  grantee   = 'your user here'
  AND    privilege = 'DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM'
  ;
  

• no access Public Synonym

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  While that select * from r_temp code to return all rows

  But: the synonym is pointing to an underlying object: table.

  "You can reference only synonymous with another user by using the privileges of the object that you got." For example, if you have the right to SELECT for the synonym of jward.emp, then you can query the synonym of jward.emp, but you cannot insert rows using the synonym of jward.emp. »
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14231/views.htm#sthref3138
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• Public synonym in Expdp

  Oracle: 11.2.0

  OS: Windows

  Is it possible to export the public synonym with the help of the utility expdp?

  Otherwise, what is the reason behind this?

  Thank you

  AKPT

  Hello

  public synonyms can be extracted on their own by using:

  expdp / full = include = PUBLIC_SYNONYM/SYNONYM

  Full database export then by default includes

  Kind regards

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• Revoke the public object privileges

  Hi guys,.
  
  Database: 10.2.0.5
  
  Recently, we have an audit performed on one of our production DB:
  We are informed by the Auditor:
  
  1 revoke execute to the public for the bottom of the packages/function:
  UTL_SMTP
  UTL_TCP
  UTL_HTTP
  UTL_FILE
  DBMS_RANDOM
  
  2 revoke access to table privileges (select, update, delete) public:
  The owner of the tables where the privileges granted to public are essentially below which, according to me, are granted by default when creating the db:
  
  CTXSYS
  DMSYS
  EXFSYS
  MDSYS
  OLAPSYS
  ORDPLUGINS
  ORDSYS
  SYS
  SYSTEM
  WMSYS
  XDB
  
  
  I understand the risk to the public, this means that each what ID database in the database can use the access granted to the public.
  Since he has granted by default by oracle, should really remove us it? I'm afraid that if I delete it, it will cause some complications.
  Since he is identified as a result of security, why oracle grant to users who need instead of default public?
  Avdvise nicely.
  
  Thank you!

  Even better when defy you the Auditors use information from Oracle:

  Be careful when you remove the privileges granted to the PUBLIC [247093.1 ID]

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  HTH - Mark D Powell.

• Import only the public objects and patterns

  Oracle 11.2.0.1

  I have a test database set up with all users of the application - no data, no object.

  I want to import only (production), users of the DDL application and also public objects such as synonyms and links from db. This will give what I need?

  impdb system/******@orcl parfile=imp.txt
  
  
  --parfile contents
  full=yes
  network_link=remote_link
  content=metadata_only
  directory=DATA_PUMP_DIR
  logfile=schema_only_from_prod.log
  INCLUDE=SCHEMA:"IN('APPSYS1_GLOBAL','APPSYS2_GLOBAL','GLOBAL','PCDB','QDB','VCDB','ZAP')"
  
  

  Hi orclrunner,

  This command will import all the metadata this schema in your clause 'include', including the structure of the table and other items. If you want just synonymous inside and db links patterns, I think that you need will use the 'patterns' clause to specify patterns and the include to specify that you want just the links to the db and synonyms.

  Something like this:

  impdb system/***@orcl parfile = imp.txt

  -parfile content

  schemas = APPSYS1_GLOBAL, APPSYS2_GLOBAL, GLOBAL, PCDB, QDB, VCDB, ZAP

  network_link = remote_link

  Content = metadata_only

  Directory = DATA_PUMP_DIR

  logfile = schema_only_from_prod.log

  INCLUDE = DATABASE_LINK, SYNONYM

  Sorry, I can't test whether the syntax of the command is correct at this time.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

  Anatoli has.

• How to revoke all privileges on a public synonym of a user

  How to revoke all privileges on a public synonym of a user in 9i?

  you know the difference between PRIVATE and PUBLIC means?

  Public synonyms are accessible to all users.
  Private is accessible only inside its schema.

  If you do not want this user, use this synonym drop it and create a synonym in other schemas where users need.

• Tables in the schema APEX_050000 not granted to the PUBLIC in the runtime environment

  Hi all

  I compare development and Runtime environment APEX_050000 property schema and subsidies.  I have no error in two newspaper plants

  Select count (*) in the dba_tab_privs where owner = 'APEX_050000' and recipient = "PUBLIC";

  In development, count = 270, at runtime, count = 109

  Select count (*) in the dba_synonyms where owner = 'PUBLIC' and table_owner = 'APEX_050000. '

  To = 293, runtime development County, County = 270

  Is this a bug?  I'm running on DB 11.2.0.4

  Any script available in APEX I can run to grant so many pictures?

  Thank you, Dorothy

  Dorothy salvation,

  a single runtime system has intentionally less public synonyms and subsidies, because we do not install all the packages that are needed for a dev environment. But see wwv_flow.accept null off the coast of the element leader through the runtime environment to find the declaration of re - create these synonyms/grants.

  Concerning

  Patrick

• How can I determine what were the privileges granted to the PUBLIC?

  I don't know 'out of the box' privileges by default Oracle, but rather the privileges that have been granted since the day 0.

  SQL > select * from dba_sys_privs where dealer = "PUBLIC";

  no selected line

  SQL > grant create any table to the public;

  Grant succeeded.

  SQL > select * from dba_sys_privs where dealer = "PUBLIC";

  DEALER PRIVILEGE SMA

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

  PUBLIC CREATE ANY TABLE NO.

  SQL > revoke create any table of public;

  Revoke succeeded.

  SQL > select * from dba_sys_privs where dealer = "PUBLIC";

  no selected line

  SQL >

  The PUBLIC role is a special role that each database user account is automatically when the account is created. By default, it has no privileges granted to it, but there are many grants, especially for Java objects.

  
  

  The same binding, which was provided by a member.

  
  

  DBA_ROLE_PRIVS - roles granted to users and roles

  ROLE_ROLE_PRIVS - roles that were granted to roles

  ROLE_SYS_PRIVS - privileges granted to the roles system

  ROLE_TAB_PRIVS - Table privileges granted to roles

  Concerning

  Girish Sharma

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