John,
another user can issue
alter session set current_schema=your_schema;
then user can access your tables without your schema prefixes
Marian
From: John Dunn <JDunn@xxxxxxxxx>
To: oracle-l digest users <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Date: 11. 02. 2016 12:08
Subject: Access schema using a different user
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I want to give a another database user to access to my schema
I know I can create a role that will grant rights/privileges to the new
user to allow them to access the schema objects.
However the application will reference the database tables etc using the
user that is used to connect and obviously the tables will not exist for
that user.
Is the only way to resolve this using synonyms or is there something
simpler?
Oracle version is 11.2
Any help appreciated.
John Dunn
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