I am working on scripts that will create tables and users, grant
permissions, etc. every night on a clean copy of our db. Without
dbms_sys_sql, I would have to connect to other users to do the grants. I
don't want passwords anywhere in my scripts, I want to connect once then run
everything from this one user. dbms_sys_sql takes in a userid and sql text
(plus a couple of other things) and runs the sql as that user.
Linda
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Linda,
you should be using dbms_sql instead, which incidentally is *very* stable.
What feature of dbms_sys_sql you need but isn't provided by dbms_sql? I am
just curious ...
Raj
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