There is a sure-fire method. But it requires hardware modification. On each keyboard you use, remove the D, E, L and T keys.
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Daniel Fink
dba1 mcc wrote:
I have ORACLE database 9.2.0.5 under Solaris 8. I created a table and load data into it. After data load, I tried to "revoke delete" right from table and get error meesage. The message said I can NOT revoke right whiich table I created. I only need update and insert right after I load data. I want revoke "delete" right to prevent accident delete or truncate the data. Does there has way to do it?
Thanks.
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