How to create a user and grant them privileges in Oracl…
To create a user and assign permissions in an Oracle database, you can follow these steps:
- Log in to the Oracle database with an account that has administrative privileges.
- Execute the following command to create a user:
- Create a user with the specified username and password.
- In this case,
is the name of the user to be created, and is the user’s login password. - Grant users permission to connect to the database.
- Authorize
to create a session. - Granting users the permission to create tables.
- Allow the user to create tables.
- Grant users the permission to create views (optional).
- Allow the user to create views.
- Grant users the permission to create sequences (optional):
- Grant the ability to create sequences to
. - Grant users the permission to create stored procedures (optional):
- Give permission to create procedures to
. - Grant users the permission to create triggers (optional):
- Allow
to create triggers. - Grant users permission to perform operations on specified tables (optional):
- Grant
on
to
; - The
can include SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, etc., and
is the name of the table to be granted access to.
- Submit changes.
- Execute the action.
After completing the above steps, the user will be created and granted permissions. You can choose the specific permissions to grant the user as needed. Make sure to log in to an account with administrator privileges before performing any permission grant operations.
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