Grant connect to user oracle?

hi,
if i grant connect to an different user from sysdba means what ?
will that user get all privilege like create , drop etc of sysdba?
thanks

damorgan wrote:
It means you have not read the docs.
Connect is a role not a privilege. And it does precisely nothing other than grant "CREATE SESSION" in currently supported versions of the product. In my opinion is should have never been created, or granted, to anyone for any reason ever and I am thrilled Oracle finally agrees.
Do not grant SYSDBA to any one or anything. It serves a very specific purpose and as you have not read the docs my only recommendation is that you go to http://tahiti.oracle.com and not consider it again except in those contexts in which Oracle brings it up: Start with the Concept docs.
While the CONNECT role is created by default and by default will have certain privs depending on the version of Oracle, I'd drive home to people asking this question that, since it is a role, it means only and exactly whatever privs have been granted to that role in the customer's database. First, this response deals with the possibility that it might have been altered from its default state. Second it would (hopefully!) make the point that even though it comes with the database, it's still JUST a role and therefore has no 'special' properties that a role named FUBAR might not have.

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==========================
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===============================
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>
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is 200 and we are hovering about 130 lost connections. The server
will
then need
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pool.
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