Rao,
why? why prevent them from using a
tool?
do
they have privs to do anything? if so, then you have bigger
problems.
the
tool is never the issue. the issue is what database account they are using
to connect with. if they have privs to change objects, then the tool does
not matter - they can learn to do it using sqlplus.
take
away dba privs from them, or change the password. and give them a
developers account.
hope
this helps.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
Oracle Certified Professional
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Subject: Limiting user connections with DBA StudioSome of our users installed OEM on their local PC's. They connect to the database through DBA Studio.Is there any way to prevent DBA Studio connections to the server? I am thinking of using on_logon trigger but no clue how to catch the connection.Any suggestions?Rao