GRANT :Use to grant privileges to other users or roles.REVOKE :Use to take back privileges granted to other users and roles.Privileges are of two types :System Privileges Object privileges System Privileges are normally granted by a DBA to users. Examples of system privileges are CREATE ...
TEMP /home/oracle/app/oracle/oradata/cdb1/orcl/orcl_temp01201 4-07-30_04-39-23-PM.dbf Create another Temporary Tablespace TEMP1 CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP1 TEMPFILE ‘/u01/app/oradata/DBACLASS/temp01′ SIZE 2G; Move Default Database temp tablespace ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT TEMPORARY TABL...
It allows the grantee to create, alter, drop and manage database objects. For example, the privileges to create tablespaces and to delete the rows of any table in a database are system privileges. Oracle has more than 100 system privileges (found in the SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE_MAP table). There ...
dba_cons_columns: provides information about the column of all constraints in the database and requires DBA privileges. We can use the view according to the access we have to the Oracle database. Now I am going to explain how to check all constraints on a table in Oracle using the exampl...
Connect to Oracle database with SQL Developer Start database when server is restarted Install libraries According toSupported SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 in Oracle documentation, install the following libraries by using YaST or zypper command: ...
Suppose you wish to take a expdp backup of a big table, but you don’t sufficient space in a single mount point to keep the dump. In this case we take expdp dump to multiple directory. DEMO: Create 2 directories: SQL> create directory DIR1 as '/home/oracle/DIR1'; ...
Some basic syntax is changed for killing session in Oracle RAC instance. Oracle RAC database contains one or more instances. First oracle RAC DBA should need to identify which session has be killed and in which instance contains said target session. ...
walk you through the need for Oracle and Snowflake and then explore two methods for migration: manual migration and using automated tools. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to seamlessly transition from Oracle to Snowflake, no matter your expertise level. Let’s dive in...
1.Logon to support.oracle.com 2.Open the "Patch and Updates" tab in MOS 3.Enter the patch number you want to apply 4.Create a plan 5.Validate or Analyze the plan to check the conflict 6.Review and download the available patch and request for replacement patch ...
[ Check outHow to Create TableSpaces in Oracle DBA?] 4. Startup the database Sql>startup; To obtain the location and name of the control files, you can use the following commands: Sql>select name from v$controlfile; Sql>select name,value from v$parameter wher name = ‘control_files’;...