Other than that pesky warning message about Product User Profile not
loaded... ;)

- Kirti 

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> Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 3:35 PM
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> Subject:      RE: Droping System User
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> Dropping the SYSTEM user is not really all that traumatic.
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> In most cases it's just a DBA account that may own some pieces you'd
> rather not lose, but dropping SYSTEM will not be noticed by the users
> of the database.
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> Jared
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>                     Jacques Kilchoer
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Mercadante, Thomas F [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> > The best way to tell if this hurts is to create a test database for
> > yourself, and try it.
> >
> > You may not get many experienced replies for this probably because the
> > question is so far out of reality that nobody thought to try
> > it.  I would
> > think that if anyone "accidently" did this to their own database, they
> > quickly followed the command with a "Restore From Backup and Rebuild"
> > command.
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> OK, I viewed this statement from Mr. Mercadante as a challenge, so I tried
> it.
> I dropped user system, and was able to do a select (*) from dba_objects, a
> create table, insert into the table, and commit.
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> I could also disconnect and reconnect to the database (though I did get
> the
> usual warning about Product_User_Profile being absent.)
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> What should I try to prove that my database is FUBAR?
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> 
> SQL> connect jrk@sdjrk3
> Entrez le mot de passe : ********
> Connect�.
> SQL> drop user system cascade ;
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> Utilisateur supprim�.
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> SQL> select count (*) from dba_objects ;
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>   COUNT(*)
> ----------
>       2942
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> SQL> create table t (n number) ;
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> Table cr��e.
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> SQL> insert into t (n) values (1) ;
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> 1 ligne cr��e.
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> SQL> commit ;
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> Validation effectu�e.
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> 
> SQL> disconnect
> D�connect� de Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.7.1.1 - Production
> With the Partitioning option
> JServer Release 8.1.7.1.1 - Production
> SQL> connect jrk@sdjrk3
> Entrez le mot de passe : ********
> Erreur lors de l'acc�s � PRODUCT_USER_PROFILE
> Attention : Informations du profil utilisateur du produit non charg�es!
> Vous devrez peut-�tre ex�cuter PUPBLD.SQL en SYSTEM
> Connect�.
> SQL> select username from dba_users ;
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> 
> USERNAME
> ------------------------------
> SYS
> OUTLN
> DBSNMP
> QUEST
> JRK
> A
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