Question: I need to create a read-only user
within my schema. How can you grant read-only access for a single
user without granting read to every table?
Answer: You can make any user read-only
with the grant select any table privilege:
SQL> connect
scott/tiger
SQL>create user scott_read_only_user identified by readonly;
SQL>grant create session
to scott_read_inly_user;
SQL>grant select any table to
scott_read_inly_user;
This will only grant read-only to scott tables, you would need to
connect to another schema owner to grant them read-only access.
For more, see the book
Easy Oracle Jumpstart.
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