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Oracle PL / SQL » User Previliege » Grant Permission

Grant Permissions


    

SQL>

SQL> CREATE USER Alice IDENTIFIED BY simplepassword;



User created.



SQL>

SQL> GRANT SELECT, INSERT ON emp TO Alice WITH GRANT OPTION;



SQL>

SQL> drop user alice;



User dropped.



SQL>

SQL>

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Related examples in the same category

1.	Create a user and grant the permission
2.	grant all on directory DirName to User
3.	Grant permission to system
4.	Grant update permission
5.	Column-Level Object Privileges
6.	add the additional ALL clause to a GRANT statement in order to grant all possible privileges
7.	Procedure, function, and package privileges: EXECUTE and DEBUG
8.	Materialized view privileges: SELECT and QUERY REWRITE
9.	Directory privileges: READ and WRITE
10.	grant one type or all types of privileges at once on any given object.

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