Designer 10g release 2

Question

Can anybody help me ?
i have installed the designer 10g on my pc.
when i start it it will ask for repository creation.
i am login as a "system" user.
how to assign all object previliges to scott user which is listed in the requirements list.
e.g. select on v_$parameter to scott user.
execute on ........

Answer 1

Hello-
First, you should create a user that will own the designer repository - preferrably NOT SYS, SYSTEM or SCOTT. Here is the list of privilieges that the repository owner will need to have granted:
GRANT CREATE SESSION TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT RESOURCE TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_RLS TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_LOCK TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_PIPE TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT CREATE TABLE TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT CREATE VIEW TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT CREATE PROCEDURE TO <repository_owner>;      
GRANT CREATE SYNONYM TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT CREATE SEQUENCE TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT SELECT ON sys.v_$nls_parameters TO <repository_owner> WITH GRANT OPTION;
GRANT SELECT on V_$PARAMETER TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT SELECT ON dba_rollback_segs TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT SELECT ON dba_segments TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT CREATE ANY SYNONYM TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT DROP ANY SYNONYM TO <repository_owner>;
-- IMPORTANT:
-- If you want to implement Subordinate User Access using Public Synonyms you MUST
-- also grant the following to the REPOSITORY OWNER:
GRANT CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM TO <repository_owner>;
GRANT DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM TO <repository_owner>;
If you are new to Designer, or have not created a Designer repository before, I would recommend that you read through the documentation that the prior post has sent. There is a bit of setup and planning you should do before creating your designer repository.
Thanks,
Dan