New user with sysdba privilege gets connected as user sys

Question

hi ,
I am using oracle 10g R2 . I have a user named test . I have provided sysdba privilege to this user . Now , when I login to this user as conn tkcsowner/password
it gets connected , I created a table in that , the table data is fine . But, when I login as conn tkcsowner/password as sysdba , it connects , if I execute show user it shows "user is sys" , and the table is not here .
My question is ............
1. if I login to tkcsowner as sysdba , where do I login actually , to sys account or to tkcsowner ?
2. I want to execute some stored procedures through tkcsowner , which requires sysdba privilege . But , how can I can execute those from tkcsowner , but not from sys ?
Any additional info on this would be appreciated . thank you.

Answer 1

My question is ............
1. if I login to tkcsowner as sysdba , where do I login actually , to sys account or to tkcsowner ?Yes, teh correct behavior. If you would use the o/s authentication, you would be connected as Sys user since Oralce would bypass the supplied username and password of yours over the prompt.
2. I want to execute some stored procedures through tkcsowner , which requires sysdba privilege . But , how can I can execute those from tkcsowner , but not from sys ?When you are going to connect with Sysdba role, you would be connected as Sys user. I am not sure what you exactly mean by saying that the procedure requires the Sysdba privilege? Procedure doesn't need any Sysdba privilege( there isn't such thing since its a role not a privilege) but the provilege of Execute on that procedure . So you do want to check it out what you are actually looking for and why?
HTH
Aman....