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|    David Pylatuk to All    |
|    How can a 'non-owner' grant access to a     |
|    03 Jun 04 09:11:24    |
      From: davepylatuk@centurysystems.net              Hello all, I have a question regarding Oracle9i security.              I have a database owned by 'admin' all tables in the database are       owned and originally created by admin.              I have a role on this database named: Role1              If admin creates a new table named: 'new_table' I want another user,       say John to be able to GRANT SELECT ON new_table TO Role1;              This grant does not succeed ? Does anyone know how I can accomplish       this.              Thanks in advance.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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