Discoverer 4 Vs Oracle 10g

Question

Hello,
Actually, we are migrating an oracle 9i instance to 10g. We are using Discoverer 4 (I know, an old one).
The problem is : Everything is on 10g and seems to work properly, except for one thing : Workbook sharing.
I can't give access to other users to my workbook, as for them. However, I can give access to the public user and everything is ok.....
But I don't want everybody to see my reports...
Does anybody had seen this problem before ? What could I do ?
Have a nice day !!!

Answer 1

Hi Patrice
You ought to check the privileges that have been granted to the EUL owner and users in the 10g database. Not all necessary settings will have come over from 9i. What I would have done is export/import.
Anyway, look at the following. This is what I use to create users in 10g.
Admin User:
create user &username identified by &password;
grant connect, resource to &&username;
grant alter any materialized view to &&username;
grant analyze any, create any materialized view to &&username;
grant create procedure, create role, create sequence to &&username;
grant create session, create table, create view to &&username;
grant drop any materialized view, execute any procedure to &&username;
grant global query rewrite to &&username;
grant select any table, unlimited tablespace to &&username;
grant execute on sys.dbms_job to &&username;
grant select on sys.v_$parameter to &&username;
For end users who need to schedule:
create user &username identified by &password;
grant connect, resource to &&username;
grant analyze any to &&username;
grant create procedure, create sequence to &&username;
grant create session, create table, create view to &&username;
grant execute any procedure to &&username;
grant global query rewrite to &&username;
grant select any table, unlimited tablespace to &&username;
grant execute on sys.dbms_job to &&username;
grant select on sys.v_$parameter to &&username;
For users who do not need to schedule:
create user &username identified by &password;
grant connect to &&username;
grant execute any procedure to &&username;
grant global query rewrite to &&username;
grant select any table to &&username;
I hope this helps
Best wishes
Michael Armstrong-Smith
URL: http://learndiscoverer.com
Blog: http://learndiscoverer.blogspot.com