Dropping all objects in a user's schema

Hi,
I want to drop all the objects in my schema. Now I'm issuing the drop command every time to drop the objects one by one. Is there any way to drop all the objects at one go without dropping the user?
Thanks,
Babu

Hi,
How about dropping the user (schema) itself and re-creating it. That would gurantee dropping all schema objects.
One problem is, you have to log in as SYS or SYSTEM or somebody with DBA privilege.
I would say, before dropping the user, prepare the 'create user' script from TOAD or DBMS_DESCRIBE or using various data dictionary views, so that we have the complete create scripts with all the roles etc etc. Then drop the user and re-create it.
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Is there any and simple way to grant access to all object/tables in other schemas (more than one) to a scheme/user?
Thanks.
Tarman.

HI.
grant SELECT ANY TABLE,delete any table, insert any table to user; Giving this delete,insert ANY TABLE privilege to a user can be dangerous and the use can mislead it. Its better to create a dynamic script and then grant it.
E.g Suppose you want to give select,inert,delete,update privileges to user A on user B's object.
sql> spool grants.sql
sql> select 'grant select,insert,update,delete on '||owner||'.'||table_name||' to A;' from dba_tables where owner='B';
sql>@grants.sqlHTH
Anand

I want to copy all the objects from one user to another... Please help

Hii Experts.... I have a problem here. Please give me solution for this...
I am using Oracle 11g on my windows XP system.
I created a new user named "some"
I want to copy all the objects from scott user to some user... Please help me
Please Explain me in detailed way
Thank you

SowmyRaj wrote:
Hii Experts.... I have a problem here. Please give me solution for this...
I am using Oracle 11g on my windows XP system.
I created a new user named "some"
I want to copy all the objects from scott user to some user... Please help me
If all what you are interested is Scott schema than no need to use the datapump or CTAS. Run demobld.sql in your schema and it would have all the objects of Scott.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/sql_plus/htdocs/demobld.html
HTH
Aman....

Export / import tablespace with all objects (datas, users, roles)

Hi, i have a problem or question to the topic export / import tablespace.
On the one hand, i have a database 10g (A) and on the other hand, a database 11g (B).
On A there is a tablespace called PRO.
Furthermore 3 Users:
PRO_Main - contains the datas - Tablespace PRO
PRO_Users1 with a role PRO_UROLE - Tablespace PRO
PRO_Users2 with a role PRO_UROLE - Tablespace PRO
Now, i want to transfer the whole tablespace PRO (included users PRO_MAIN, PRO_USER1, PRO_User2 and the role PRO_UROLE) from A to B.
On B, I 've created the user PRO_Main and the tablespace PRO.
On A , i execute following statement:
expdp PRO_Main/XXX TABLESPACES=PRO DIRECTORY=backup_datapump DUMPFILE=TSpro.dmp LOGFILE=TSpro.log
On B:
impdp PRO_Main/XXX TABLESPACES=PRO DIRECTORY=backup_datapump DUMPFILE=TSpro.dmp LOGFILE=TSpro.log
Result:
The User PRO_Main was imported with all the datas.
But i 'm missing PRO_USER1, PRO_User2 and the role PRO_UROLE...
I assume, i 've used wrong parameters in my expd and / or impdp.
It would be nice, if anybody can give me a hint.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Frank

When you do a TABLESPACE mode export by specifying just the tablespaces, then all that gets exported are the tables and their dependent objects. The users, roles, and the tablespace definitions themselves don't get exported.
When you do a SCHEMA mode export by specifying the schemas, you will get the schema definitions (if the schema running the export is privied) and all of the objects that the schema owns. The schema does not own roles or tablespace definitions.
In your case, you want to move
1. schemas - which you already created 1 on your target database
2. roles
3. everything in the tablespaces owned by multiple schemas.
There is no 1 export/import command that will do this. This is how i would do this:
1 - move the schema definitions
a. you can either create these manually or
b1. expdp schemas=<your list of schemas> include=user
b2 impdp the results from b1.
2. move the roles
expdp full=y include=role ...
remember, this will include all roles. If you want to limit what gets exported, then use:
include=role:"in ('ROLE1', 'ROLE2', ETC.)
impdo the roles just exported
3. move the user information
a. If you want to move all of the schema's objects like functions, packages, etc, then you need to use a schema mode
export
expdp user/password schemas=a,b,c ...
b. If you want to move only the objects in those tablespaces, then use the tablespace export
expdp user/password tablespaces=tbs1, tbs2, ...
c. import the dumpfile generated in step 3
impdp user/password ...
Hope this helps.
Dean

Audit activity for all objects in a schema

Hi,
Is there a way to audit all DDL statements and certain DML statements (i.e. DELETE) for all objects in a particular schema? I've been going through the Oracle documentation, and there doesn't seem to be a straightforward way to do this. For example, I've figured out that I can audit all DELETEs (too broad) or DELETEs on a particular schema object (too narrow), but nothing in between.
The "AUDIT...BY <USER>" statement looked promising, but it doesn't cover statements issued by other users with access to the schema.
Any help greatly appreciated!

Is there a way to audit all DDL statements and certain DML statements (i.e. DELETE) for all objects in a particular schema?You can audit all the DDLs you need and the DMLs you need.
For example, I've figured out that I can audit all
DELETEs (too broad) or DELETEs on a particular schema
object (too narrow), but nothing in between.I think you need to explain more on what you need to do because your "but nothing in between" is not clear.
Something in between ?
SQL>AUDIT DELETE ON EMP;
SQL>AUDIT DELETE ON EMP WHENEVER SUCCESSFUL;
SQL>AUDIT DELETE ON EMP WHENEVER NOT SUCCESSFUL;
SQL>AUDIT SELECT ON EMP;
The "AUDIT...BY <USER>" statement looked promising, but it doesn't cover statements issued by other users with access to the schemaYou can audit BY ACCESS, BY PROXY, BY SESSION

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