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    How to grant sysdba role

    Hi,I'm working this on my PC.How to grant sysdba role to a database user. How to test it on my system. Is it necessry to configure tns&listener files. Please explain me
    Thanx in advance,
    KVL Narayana

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    Hi
    to grant sysdba to a user
    user the command "grant sysdba to ;"

    if you are connect to a remote database using your pc,configure the listener and the tns.
    gopu

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    You don't want to grant sysdba privs to a database user.
    Very bad mojo.
    Pablo (Paul) Berzukov

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    why not, it means everything is auditable then - lock down the oracle os account so no generic logins, grant the dbas sysdba to own user id's then can see who is logging in to change stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by davey23uk
    why not, it means everything is auditable then - lock down the oracle os account so no generic logins, grant the dbas sysdba to own user id's then can see who is logging in to change stuff
    Davey, my wild guess is OP plans to just grant SYSDBA to a final user -like a clerck; am I right kvlnarayana?
    Pablo (Paul) Berzukov

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    Thanks

    Thanx all for the replies.I just want to know it.thats it.i dont want to grant it to each n every one.

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    You should be publicly caned and placed in a stockade for even considering this!
    I remember when this place was cool.

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