--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> We are having problems creating the objects
> and granting the
> access. We figured out that our problem is granting
> ...
> because the only one that
> can grant access to the object is the owner,
> correct?
>
> How do you (as DBA) create objects and give
> its permissions? With
> the owner's login?
>
Sandro...
you have at least two choices:
1.-
a) select encrypted password from dba_users
write it on your notebook.
b) alter the user password to whatever you want.
c) connect as the user
d) perform the grant
e) alter the password back to the original value
using
alter user xxx identified by values 'old_password'
where old_password = the one that you wrote on
the notebook
2.- create a procedure to do the grant...
a) create or replace procedure
whatever_user.grant(priv varchar2) is
begin
execute immediate priv;
end;
b) exec whatever_user.grant('grant select on emp to
Sandro');
HTH
JL
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