Oracle 9i - User Management and Database Security.pdf

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User Management and Database Security
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Oracle database security management
2
Controlling access to data ( authorization )
Authenticating users
Ensuring data integrity
Auditing user’s actions
Managing enterprise security
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Managing Users
3
Creating new database users
Altering and dropping existing database users
Monitoring information about existing users
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Users and Security
4
Account
locking
Default
tablespace
DBA defines users who
can access db
Authentication
mechanism
Temporary
tablespace
Security domain
defines the settings
that apply to users
Role
privileges
Security
domain
Tablespace
quotas
Resource
limits
Direct
privileges
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Database Schema
5
Schema: named collection of objects like tables, views,
procedures, etc.
When a user is created a schema with same name is created
Hence username and schema name used interchangeably
Some of the objects a user can own
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