Re: Default user permissions
- From: Adric Norris <landstander668@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Leo.Drobnis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2011 10:03:55 -0600
Are you sure that PUBLIC doesn't have the necessary privileges granted
indirectly through a role (or series of same)? I typically use the
following query to ensure that I check all of the relevant roles,
regardless of how many levels deep the system privilege grant resides.
with
user_role_hierarchy as (
select t2.name username, t1.granted_role
from (select distinct sa.userid, u.name granted_role
from (select t.*, connect_by_root grantee# userid
from sys.sysauth$ t
connect by prior privilege# = grantee#
) sa,
sys.user$ u
where u.user# = sa.privilege#
and sa.userid in (select user# from sys.user$
where type# = 1 -- normal users
or user# = 1 -- PUBLIC
)
) t1,
sys.user$ t2
where t1.userid = t2.user#
)
select * from user_role_hierarchy order by 1, 2;
This is effectively a hierarchical query against dba_role_privs, but runs *
much* faster... the original source was Tom Kyte.
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 09:44, Leo Drobnis <Leo.Drobnis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> Connect role only has create session.
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> Public has no privileges.
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> However the newly created user can create and drop tables.
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> I am trying to find where it's coming from.
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> Any idea???
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