grant sysdba to user on hot standby
- From: Steve Perry <sperry@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: oracle-l <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2006 22:34:40 -0500
I didn't know you could do this and thought I'd share.
It may be well known and in the manuals, but I didn't see it.
I needed to setup an RMAN backup for somebody with a 10g Data guard
implementation.
They wanted me to backup the standby and not the primary.
I needed to create an backupadm user and grant it sysdba because they
didn't want me using "/ as sysdba"
I knew I couldn't create a user on the standby because the db wasn't
open.
I created the user on the primary and granted it sysdba.
the user was replicated to the standby, but the sysdba priv wasn't.
out of frustration, I canceled the managed recovery and opened the
standby in read only.
sure enough the user was there, but the privilege wasn't.
I was surprised to see that I could grant sysdba to the user.
I closed the database and started managed recovery and got called for
something else before continuing.
I'm not a DG expert, so maybe this is a well known feature.
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