DDL and Privileges of a schema.

Hi Folks,
Oracle 9.2.0.6.0 on Linux.
How to find the 'DDL' and privileges of a particular schema?
Thanks
KSG

How to find the 'DDL' and privileges of a particular schema?Do you want to copy the user definition?
You can look at
DBA_TAB_PRIVS for grants on objects,
DBA_SYS_PRIVS for system privileges and on
DBA_ROLE_PRIVS to see which roles are granted.
Otherwise try the same starts with USER_*

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3 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
4 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
5 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
6 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
7 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
8 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
9 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
10 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
11 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
12 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
13 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
14 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
15 Run Grants/Synonyms R115 Wait
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