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Granting System Privileges - Exercise
Granting privileges to User
Objective:
Choose appropriate privileges for different types of users.
Exercise scoring
This exercise is worth a total of 15 points.
Background/overview
You are the DBA, and you have been asked to add two new users to the
COIN
database. Their usernames are
TSMITH
and
FJONES
.
TSMITH
is an end user who just needs to run applications.
FJONES
is the lead developer on the project, and is often called upon to create new objects in order to test code before it goes into production. In addition, FJONES often initiates unusually large transactions and needs the ability to create and use large rollback segments.
Instructions
Assume that you have just created these users. Decide which privileges to give each, and write the necessary
GRANT
statements. Explain your choices. When you are finished, submit your answers by means of the textbox below.
Submitting your exercise
When you are done with the exercise, click the
Submit
button to see the results.