GRANT (Schema Privileges) statement

Good day!
Is it possible to access a table in system/manager by granting TYRES privileges?
Grant select on EMPLOYEE_MSTR to tyres.
Tyres is another user. I wanted to access all the tables stored in SYSTEM/MANAGER when I logged in as TYRES/TYRES. I am using ORACLE 8 and I haven't use this since.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!

First of all: you are in the wrong forum (try the database forum).
Then: Yes this is possible, but I strongly suggest that you place specific user objects (tables, etc) in the sys tablespace, and do not access the database as system when not necessary.
cu
Andreas

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899045 wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to grant select privilege to a user for specific columns in a table?
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ORA-06512: at "APPS.FND_PROFILE", line 110
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ORA-06512: at "APPS.PAY_BALANCE_PKG", line 5403
ORA-06512: at "APPS.PAY_BALANCE_PKG", line 5265
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