Creating an Oracle user on a development instance

Hi,
Oracle 11.2.0.2
I have been asked to improve the spped of our extract feeds to another team. It was usiing an excel file as csv created with C# reading the csv into a global temporary table and a procedure to insert rows from global table to main table one at a time. Around 1 million rows That was taking around 25 min. After trying sqlldr and an intermidate table I managed to reduce timing to 15 sec with sqlldr and Direct Path Load. I tried all that in one of our own DEV databases.
Now we want to try the approach in one of DEV databases belong to downstream group (the one we feed data). They are rather reluctant to give me access to their DEV database! I have asked them to create a new login and grant object creation (DDL) to this user.They keep saying that they are prepared to give me a role but NOT schema owner. What is the best way of enabliong me to create tables somewhere and test loading times with sqlldr. I need to do full DDL (table/proc creation) and DML on a certain schema.
So my question:
What is the best way of doing so.. Do I need a schema created for user to do this work
If they already have a general purpose schema, can they c reate a role to have full DDL: rights in that schema?
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks

>
So my question:
What is the best way of doing so.. Do I need a schema created for user to do this work
If they already have a general purpose schema, can they c reate a role to have full DDL: rights in that schema?
>
1) Yes - you should use your own schema. Use of the CREATE ANY TABLE privilege would let you create tables anywhere, not just the one schema you need.
2) No - As jgarry said that would require "any" privileges (such as CREATE ANY TABLE.
If they want you to test in their DEV database they need to create a user and schema for you to do your testing or allow you to use an existing one.
Not sure what their concern is. It is common for developers to have their own schema on a DEV database for purposes like you describe. They can easily control the privileges they grant your new schema.

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