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Old August 29th, 2006, 03:17 AM
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Detecting what grants a user has
Hello,

my question to you Oracle pro's.
I have a user which gave grants on select to all tables in the schema to a specific user.

Is it possible to see for that user which tables he has a grant on. Because i don't have access to the user which owns all those tables only to the user which has read-only to all those tables..except i don't know their name.

Is there a way?

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Look at the tables:

ALL_TAB_PRIVS
or
DBA_TAB_PRIVS
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might wanna check

select * from dict

to discover all such metadata
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