Allow user to manage their own schema with OEM

Hello,
I am trying to figure out a way to allow a user to use only DML and DDL statements on their own schema. I would like for them to have the ability to use Oracle Enterprise Manager to manager their database objects. And by manage I mean only create/alter/drop tables, select/insert/update/delete from those tables and other typical application developer tasks. No DBA type stuff at all. What is the best way to allow them to connect to OEM while allowing them to only manage the objects in their schema? Thanks.

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