Difference between system level privilege and object level privilege

hi
i just want to know the difference between system level privileges and object level privilege.
please correct me if i am wrong
with system level privilege user can create objects such as creating tables,view,synonyms etc
where as in object privilege we can only manipulate operations on object i.e perform dml not ddl
please help

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810345 wrote:
hi
i just want to know the difference between system level privileges and object level privilege.
please correct me if i am wrong
with system level privilege user can create objects such as creating tables,view,synonyms etc
where as in object privilege we can only manipulate operations on object i.e perform dml not ddl There are some system privileges that only concern manipulating objects: SELECT ANY TABLE, for example.
The main difference is that the system-level privileges tend to cover all objects of a certain type, including objects that haven't been created yet.
Object-level privileges usually apply only to one specifi object, such as one particular table, and are lost if the object is dropped. (For example, if I create a table called table_x, give you SELECT pivileges on it, then you can query my table. But if I then drop table_x and re-create it, you will not be able to see it unless I grant the privilege again.)

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