Problem of scott grant

Hello

I gave sysdba privilege to scott as below...

grant sysdba to scott;

but the following query does not when I run with the user scott. error "ora - 00942:table is not output.

SELECT master
directory_name,
DIRECTORY_PATH
OF dba_directories;


SELECT d.directory_name,
p.Grantee,
p.Privilege
Dba_directories d,
dba_tab_privs p
WHERE d.directory_name = p.table_name
ORDER
BY directory_name.
beneficiary,
privilege;

Please tell me where I'm wrong sysdba privileges to scott user m...

The SYSDBA (and SYSOPER) are special administrative privileges that allow an administrator to perform basic database administration tasks, such as the creation of the database and start the instance and judgment.

By the granting of these privileges, the user does not automatically receive access to data dictionary views. I think it's what you expected.

You must SELECT privilege to interview these views of data dictionary:

dba_directories
dba_tab_priv

Connect as SYS and to do this:

grant select on dba_directories, dba_tab_priv to scott

In addition, you grant select_catalog_role GOLD select any dictionary to your user of your choice.

SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE role allows you to select the views of catalog (% s/n, v$ %...). If you can grant this role to your user of your choice.

privilege select any dictionary allows allows you to select tables dictionary which is tables sys.
You cannot select tables sys with only select_catalog_role role.

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Enter password: ******
Connected.
SQL>
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USER is "SYS"
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USER is "SCOTT"
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USER is "SCOTT"
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 33  BEGIN
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133  /

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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CORE    11.2.0.1.0      Production
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