Revoke in Oracle 8i

Hi ,
Can anyone tell the following query in 8i is correct ?
revoke execute on <procedure name> from public;
if it is not please tell me how to revoke a execute permission on a procedure from public in oracle 8i?

Hi,
You can use
REVOKE EXECUTE ON <PROCEDURE_NAME> FROM <USER>to revoke for a user
REVOKE EXECUTE ON <PROCEDURE_NAME> FROM PUBLICwhat ever you had mentioned is correct and you should go ahead with it.
cheers
VT

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up.lst_update_ts = currentTimestamp
where up.userid = upper(userid)
and up.prod_cd = upper(prod_cd)
and up.plan_cd = upper(plan_cd);
commit;
exception
when others then
rollback;
end;
when others then
rollback;
end;
end;
INPUT DATA
I am unable to insert a record calling the stored procedure with values: DCWEB4578, , 2P, CA, CALIFORNIA but when I change to the string "NULL", the insert succeeds. When I try to call the stored procedure to update the inserted record with values: DCWEB4578, "NULL", 2P, CO, COLORODO the update does not happen since I still see the original record in the table. Please advise. Thanks in advance for your help.

938319 wrote:
I am new to using OracleWelcome to the forum: please read the FAQ and forum sticky threads (if you haven't done so already), and ensure you've updated your profile with a real handle instead of "938319".
You'll get a faster, more effective response to your questions by including as much relevant information as possible upfront. This should include:
<li>Full APEX version
<li>Full DB/version/edition/host OS
<li>Web server architecture (EPG, OHS or APEX listener/host OS)
<li>Browser(s) and version(s) used
<li>Theme
<li>Template(s)
<li>Region/item type(s)
With APEX we're fortunate to have a great resource in apex.oracle.com where we can reproduce and share problems. Reproducing things there is the best way to troubleshoot most issues, especially those relating to layout and visual formatting. If you expect a detailed answer then it's appropriate for you to take on a significant part of the effort by getting as far as possible with an example of the problem on apex.oracle.com before asking for assistance with specific issues, which we can then see at first hand.
Thanks for posting the complete code, it makes it so much easier to understand the problem, but always post code wrapped in tags<tt>\...\</tt> tags to preserve formatting and special characters.
and I am trying to create an add/insert stored procedure for a table.Does this have anything to do with APEX, for which this is the forum? General SQL &amp PL/SQL matters should be directed to the {forum:id=75} forum.
The PROD_CD and PLAN_CD fields in my table can have no value (empty or null) Can you please check my code and let me know what I am doing wrong?This:
commit;
exception
when others then
rollback;
end;
when others then
rollback;Remove it all.
Commits should be issued by end user/client software on completion of a transaction. This means <tt>commit;</tt> should almost never appear in PL/SQL code. The main exception to this is in <tt>dbms_job/secheduler</tt> scheduled processes that have no client or UI. If this code is executed from APEX, then APEX issues more than enough commits anyway.
exceptions are just a way of ensuring your code is buggy.<tt>when others</tt> exceptions are just a way of ensuring your code is buggy.
INPUT DATA
I am unable to insert a record calling the stored procedure with values: DCWEB4578, , 2P, CA, CALIFORNIA but when I change to the string "NULL", the insert succeeds. When I try to call the stored procedure to update the inserted record with values: DCWEB4578, "NULL", 2P, CO, COLORODO the update does not happen since I still see the original record in the table. Please advise. Thanks in advance for your help.With the <tt>commit</tt>s and <tt>when others...</tt> removed from the code you'll have a chance of seeing what's actually happening. Note that the entire procedure can be simplified by writing as a MERGE</tt> statement.

How to disable a table in oracle?

Hi,
Can anyone tell me if its possible to disable table in oracle>
Thanks and Regards

user598986 wrote:
Hi,
There is a scenario where :
Schema A has A_ and B_ tables
If I login to Schema A only A_ will have the access rights tables with B_ will not have access to the user.
If Schema A owns both the tables than there is no way to do what you have mentioned. An owner can do whatever he wants to do with his objects. If the table B has been "given" to the user A than from the grantor, revoke the privs of this table and it won't be accessible to the user A, the same what Laura has mentioned to do already. You can't "switch off" a table from the user AFAIK.
HTH
Aman....

How to create a QUEUE in Oracle XE

Hi everybody,
Can some1 tell what r d steps i need to follow in order to create a queue in Oracle XE database
Thanks

I have copied your code here and commented it inline.
1.Logged in as sysdba
create user aquser identified by password;
GRANT CONNECT, RESOURCE to aquser;
-- Never grant connect or resource. These are demo roles and the definition changes in different versions.
-- The connect role should be replaced with GRANT CREATE SESSION.
GRANT EXECUTE ON SYS.DBMS_AQ to aquser;
GRANT EXECUTE ON SYS.DBMS_AQADM to aquser;
GRANT EXECUTE ON SYS.DBMS_AQIN to aquser;
commit;
-- commit is unnecessary and with DCL does nothing as DCL contains two implicit commits.
I have also given him dba privileges
-- why? this is a breach of essentially all reasonable security protocols. Revoke this and provide only the minimum
-- explicit system privileges required to perform the user function. The required privs are described in detail in the
-- Oracle docs and also on my website in the demo I provided to you previously.
-- http://www.morganslibrary.org/reference/aq_demo1.html
2. Then i created the type(logged in as aquser)
create or replace type customer_type as object
name varchar2(100),
location varchar2(50),
contract CLOB
The type is created.
3.Then i tried to create the queue
begin
dbms_aqadm.create_queue_table('customer_in_table', 'aquser.customer_type');
-- your table name will be CUSTOMER_IN_TABLE
-- your payload type is CUSTOMER_TYPE
-- and you did not provide any values for the remaining 11 parameters.
dbms_aqadm.create_queue('customer_in_queue', 'customer_in_table');
-- your queue name is CUSTOMER_IN_QUEUE
-- your table_name is the same as created previously
-- and you did not provide any values for the remaining 7 parameters.
dbms_aqadm.start_queue('customer_in_queue');
end;From this I see no possibility that you received the exception you posted so something you did does not correspond with what you posted.
Here is the error message you posted:
cannot create QUEUE_TABLE, user ANONYMOUS does not have execute privileges on QUEUE_PAYLOAD_TYPE ANDY.STREET_INFOThe user AQUSER is not the user ANONYMOUS.

Oracle Security : what do you think about the following policy violation ?

If you install OEM10, you will be able to see if you violate some security guidelines :
Interresting is revoking UTL_FILE from public, which is critical. Also revoke UTL_TCP and UTL_SMTP. This is going to upset an expert I know...
Take care about the failed login attempts. If you set it to 10 to the default profile, and if your DBSNMP password is NOT the default password, then Oracle will lock your account after node discovery!
In Solaris, you can disable execution of the user stack with the system parameters set noexec_user_stack=1
set noexec_user_stack_log=1. I did not find how to do it on AIX. However, those settings may have side effects.
About the ports, it complains about open ports, even if this is the port oracle listener is using! Simply ignore most of the violations there.
About JAccelerator (NCOMP), it is located on the "companion" CD.
Ok, Waiting for your feedback
Regards
Laurent
[High]      Critical Patch Advisories for Oracle Homes     Configuration     Host     Checks Oracle Homes for missing critical patches
[High]      Insufficient Number of Control Files     Configuration     Database     Checks for use of a single control file
[High]      Open ports     Security     Host     Check for open ports
[High]      Remote OS role     Security     Database     Check for insecure authentication of remote users (remote OS role)
[High]      EXECUTE UTL_FILE privileges to PUBLIC     Security     Database     Test for PUBLIC having EXECUTE privilege on the UTIL_FILE package
[High]      Listener direct administration     Security     Listener     Ensure that listeners cannot be administered directly
[High]      Remote OS authentication     Security     Database     Check for insecure authentication of remote users (remote OS authentication)
[High]      Listener password     Security     Listener     Test for password-protected listeners
[High]      HTTP Server Access Logging     Security     HTTP Server     Check that HTTP Server access logging is enabled
[High]      Web Cache Access Logging     Security     Web Cache     Check that Web Cache access logging is enabled
[High]      Web Cache Dummy wallet     Security     Web Cache     Check that dummy wallet is not used for production SSL load.
[High]      HTTP Server Dummy wallet     Security     HTTP Server     Check that dummy wallet is not used for production SSL load.
[High]      Web Cache owner and setuid bit'     Security     Web Cache     Check that webcached binary is not owned by root and setuid is not set
[High]      HTTP Server Owner and setuid bit     Security     HTTP Server     Check the httpd binary is not owned by root and setuid bit is not set.
[High]      HTTP Server Directory Indexing     Security     HTTP Server     Check that Directory Indexing is disabled on this HTTP Server
[High]      Insufficient Redo Log Size     Storage     Database     Checks for redo log files less than 1 Mb
[Medium]      Insufficient Number of Redo Logs     Configuration     Database     Checks for use of less than three redo logs
[Medium]      Invalid Objects     Objects     Database     Checks for invalid objects
[Medium]      Insecure services     Security     Host     Check for insecure services
[Medium]      DBSNMP privileges     Security     Database     Check that DBSNMP account has sufficient privileges to conduct all security tests
[Medium]      Remote password file     Security     Database     Check for insecure authentication of remote users (remote password file)
[Medium]      Default passwords     Security     Database     Test for known accounts having default passwords
[Medium]      Unlimited login attempts     Security     Database     Check for limits on the number of failed logging attempts
[Medium]      Web Cache Writable files     Security     Web Cache     Check that there are no group or world writable files in the Document Root directory.
[Medium]      HTTP Server Writable files     Security     HTTP Server     Check that there are no group or world writable files in the Document Root directory
[Medium]      Excessive PUBLIC EXECUTE privileges     Security     Database     Check for PUBLIC having EXECUTE privileges on powerful packages
[Medium]      SYSTEM privileges to PUBLIC     Security     Database     Check for SYSTEM privileges granted to PUBLIC
[Medium]      Well-known accounts     Security     Database     Test for accessibility of well-known accounts
[Medium]      Execute Stack     Security     Host     Check for OS config parameter which enables execution of code on the user stack
[Medium]      Use of Unlimited Autoextension     Storage     Database     Checks for tablespaces with at least one datafile whose size is unlimited
[Informational]      Force Logging Disabled     Configuration     Database     When Data Guard Broker is being used, checks primary database for disabled force logging
[Informational]      Not Using Spfile     Configuration     Database     Checks for spfile not being used
[Informational]      Use of Non-Standard Initialization Parameters     Configuration     Database     Checks for use of non-standard initialization parameters
[Informational]      Flash Recovery Area Location Not Set     Configuration     Database     Checks for flash recovery area not set
[Informational]      Installation of JAccelerator (NCOMP)     Installation     Database     Checks for installation of JAccelerator (NCOMP) that improves Java Virtual Machine performance by running natively compiled (NCOMP) classes
[Informational]      Listener logging status     Security     Listener     Test for logging status of listener instances
[Informational]      Non-uniform Default Extent Size     Storage     Database     Checks for tablespaces with non-uniform default extent size
[Informational]      Not Using Undo Space Management     Storage     Database     Checks for undo space management not being used
[Informational]      Users with Permanent Tablespace as Temporary Tablespace     Storage     Database     Checks for users using a permanent tablespace as the temporary tablespace
[Informational]      Rollback in SYSTEM Tablespace     Storage     Database     Checks for rollback segments in SYSTEM tablespace
[Informational]      Non-System Data Segments in System Tablespaces     Storage     Database     Checks for data segments owned by non-system users located in tablespaces SYSTEM and SYSAUX
[Informational]      Users with System Tablespace as Default Tablespace     Storage     Database     Checks for non-system users using SYSTEM or SYSAUX as the default tablespace
[Informational]      Dictionary Managed Tablespaces     Storage     Database     Checks for dictionary managed tablespaces (other than SYSTEM and SYSAUX)
[Informational]      Tablespaces Containing Rollback and Data Segments     Storage     Database     Checks for tablespaces containing both rollback (other than SYSTEM) and data segments
[Informational]      Segments with Extent Growth Policy Violation     Storage     Database     Checks for segments in dictionary managed tablespaces (other than SYSTEM and SYSAUX) having irregular extent sizes and/or non-zero Percent Increase settings

Interresting is revoking UTL_FILE from public, which is critical. Also revoke UTL_TCP and UTL_SMTP. This is going to upset an expert I know...Okay, as this is (I think) aimed at me, I'll fall for it ;)
What is the point of revoking UTL_FILE from PUBLIC? Yes I know what you think the point is, but without rights on an Oracle DIRECTORY being able to execute UTL_FILE is useless. Unless of course you're still using the init.ora parameter
UTL_FILE_DIR=*which I sincerely hope you're not.
As for UTL_SMTP and UTL_TCP, I think whether a program is allowed to send e-mail to a given SMTP server is really in the remit of the e-mail adminstrator rather than the DBA.
Look, DBAs are kings of their realm and can set their own rules. The rest of us have to live with them. A couple of years ago I worked a project where I was not allowed access to the USER_DUMP_DEST directory. So every time I generated a TRC file I had to phone up the DBA and a couple of hours later I got an e-mail with an attachment. Secure yes, but not very productive when I was trying to debug a Row Level Security implementation.
I have worked on both sides of the DBA/Developer fence and I understand both sides of the argument. I think it is important for developers to document all the privileges necessary to make their app run. Maybe you don't have a better way of doing that than revoking privileges from PUBLIC. Or maybe you just want to generate additional communication with developers. That's fine. I know sometimes even DBAs get lonely.
Cheers, APC

How to create table in Oracle 9i of name USER

To whom so ever forum member,
Please help me for creating table in Oracle 9i with the table name USER, though i know that it's reserve word for the Oracle DB
Please give me the query if any for the same.
Thanks in advance for timely help.
Kiran.

CREATE USER user-name IDENTIFY BY password
user-name
The name of the user to be created. The name is an identifier with a maximum of 30 characters. Note that if support for delimited identifiers is on and the user name begins with an underscore, you must place the user name in quotation marks.
various identifiers possible
simple-identifier ::= identifier-start { identifier-part }
identifier-start ::= letter | % | _
identifier-part ::= letter | number | _ | @ | # | $
delimited-identifier ::= " delimited-identifier-part { delimited-identifier-part } "
delimited-identifier-part ::= non-double-quote-character | double-quote-symbol
double-quote-symbol ::= ""
An identifier cannot be a SQL reserved word.
An identifier may be either a simple identifier or a delimited identifier.
password
The password of the user to be created.
the reserved words are:
%AFTERHAVING | %ALPHAUP | %ALTER | %ALTER_USER | %BEGTRANS |
%CHECKPRIV | %CREATE_ROLE | %CREATE_USER | %DBUGFULL |
%DELDATA | %DESCRIPTION | %DROP_ANY_ROLE | %DROP_USER |
%EXACT | %EXTERNAL | %FILE | %FOREACH | %FULL |
%GRANT_ANY_PRIVILEGE | %GRANT_ANY_ROLE | %INORDER |
%INTERNAL | %INTEXT | %INTRANS | %INTRANSACTION | %MCODE |
%NOCHECK | %NODELDATA | %NOINDEX | %NOLOCK | %NOTRIGGER |
%NUMROWS | %ODBCOUT | %ROUTINE | %ROWCOUNT | %STARTSWITH |
%STRING | %THRESHOLD | %UPPER |
ABSOLUTE | ACTION | ADD | ALL | ALLOCATE | ALTER | AND |
ANY | ARE | AS | ASC | ASSERTION | AT | AUTHORIZATION | AVG |
BEGIN | BETWEEN | BIT | BIT_LENGTH | BOTH | BY | CASCADE |
CASE | CAST | CATALOG | CHAR | CHARACTER | CHARACTER_LENGTH |
CHAR_LENGTH | CHECK | CLOSE | COALESCE | COBOL | COLLATE |
COLLATION | COLUMN | COMMIT | CONNECT | CONNECTION |
CONSTRAINT | CONSTRAINTS | CONTINUE | CONVERT |
CORRESPONDING | COUNT | CREATE | CROSS | CURRENT |
CURRENT_DATE | CURRENT_TIME | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP |
CURRENT_USER | CURSOR | DATE | DAY | DEALLOCATE | DEC |
DECIMAL | DECLARE | DEFAULT | DEFERRABLE | DEFERRED |
DELETE | DESC | DESCRIBE | DESCRIPTOR | DIAGNOSTICS |
DISCONNECT | DISTINCT | DOMAIN | DOUBLE | DROP | ELSE |
END | ENDEXEC | ESCAPE | EXCEPT | EXCEPTION | EXEC |
EXECUTE | EXISTS | EXTERNAL | EXTRACT | FALSE | FETCH |
FILE | FIRST | FLOAT | FOR | FOREIGN | FORTRAN | FOUND |
FROM | FULL | GET | GLOBAL | GO | GOTO | GRANT | GROUP |
HAVING | HOUR | IDENTITY | IMMEDIATE | IN | INDICATOR |
INITIALLY | INNER | INPUT | INSENSITIVE | INSERT | INT |
INTEGER | INTERSECT | INTERVAL | INTO | IS | ISOLATION |
JOIN | KEY | LANGUAGE | LAST | LEADING | LEFT | LEVEL |
LIKE | LOCAL | LOWER | MATCH | MAX | MIN | MINUTE |
MODULE | MONTH | NAMES | NATIONAL | NATURAL | NCHAR |
NEXT | NO | NOT | NULL | NULLIF | NUMERIC | OCTET_LENGTH |
OF | ON | ONLY | OPEN | OPTION | OR | ORDER | OUTER |
OUTPUT | OVERLAPS | PAD | PARTIAL | PASCAL | PLI |
POSITION | PRECISION | PREPARE | PRESERVE | PRIMARY |
PRIOR | PRIVILEGES | PROCEDURE | PUBLIC | READ | REAL |
REFERENCES | RELATIVE | RESTRICT | REVOKE | RIGHT | ROLE |
ROLLBACK | ROWS | SCHEMA | SCROLL | SECOND | SECTION |
SELECT | SESSION_USER | SET | SIZE | SMALLINT | SOME |
SPACE | SQL | SQLCODE | SQLERROR | SQLSTATE | SUBSTRING |
SUM | SYSTEM_USER | TABLE | TEMPORARY | THEN | TIME |
TIMESTAMP | TIMEZONE_HOUR | TIMEZONE_MINUTE | TO |
TRAILING | TRANSACTION | TRANSLATE | TRANSLATION | TRIM |
TRUE | UNION | UNIQUE | UNKNOWN | UPDATE | UPPER | USAGE |
<br>
USER |
<br>
USING | VALUE | VALUES | VARCHAR | VARYING | VIEW |
WHEN | WHENEVER | WHERE | WITH | WORK | WRITE | YEAR |
ZONE
hope it helps ...
roli

Problem with revoking accounts on deprovisioned Date

Hello,
I am setting the De-provisioning date for a user manually from UI to the current date(tried with yesterday's date too). After I submit, I ran the "Set User Deprovisioned Date" Job. It has updated the user deprovisioned date field, but the user's accounts are still in "Provisioned" status.
Is there any other job that needs to be executed after this to revoke the accounts? or "Set User Deprovisioned Date" Job will revokes the account also along with setting the deprovisioned date.(which somehow is no happening in my case.)
Thanks
sjit

You haven't mentioned the version but for 11.1.1.5 you can get it here:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e14308/scheduler.htm#BABECJFD
Also the jar would be OIMServer.jar or xlScheduler.jar
-Bikash

Dba_users_with_defpwd in Oracle 11G

dba_users_with_defpwd view in Oracle 11G provides list of User ids which have default passwords.
My question is any user who has select_catalog_role might be able to access this view
and that user can review all the users whose password is default.
Wont it be a risk as now we expose more information to all users who has access to this view???
Do we have to revoke access to this view from non-dba users??
Thank You
Giridhar

Aman,
I posted this question during week end and when i came back to work, i wanted to check how to avoid this problem.
When i ran a quick test, i found select_catalog_role dont get select privilege on DBA_USERS_WITH_DEFPWD.
Only SELECT ANY DICTIONARY is getting this privilege.
SQL> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production
CORE 11.1.0.6.0 Production
TNS for Solaris: Version 11.1.0.6.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.1.0.6.0 - Production
SQL> create user testuser identified by testuser;
User created.
SQL> grant create session to testuser;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> grant select_catalog_role to testuser;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> select * from dba_users_with_defpwd ;
USERNAME
XDB
MDSYS
EXFSYS
SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA
DIP
ORDSYS
SCOTT
WMSYS
WK_TEST
CTXSYS
MDDATA
USERNAME
ORDPLUGINS
OUTLN
13 rows selected.
SQL> connect testuser/testuser
Connected.
SQL> show user
USER is "TESTUSER"
SQL> select * from dba_users_with_defpwd ;
select * from dba_users_with_defpwd
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
SQL> connect / as sysdba
Connected.
SQL> grant select any dictionary to testuser;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> connect testuser/testuser
Connected.
SQL> select * from dba_users_with_defpwd ;
USERNAME
XDB
MDSYS
EXFSYS
SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA
DIP
ORDSYS
SCOTT
WMSYS
WK_TEST
CTXSYS
MDDATA
USERNAME
ORDPLUGINS
OUTLN
13 rows selected.
SQL> connect / as sysdba
Connected.
SQL> drop user testuser;
User dropped.
SQL>
Thanks,
Giridhar

Oracle reserved and non-reserved keywords

Hello,
I'm looking for a list of reserved and non-reserved keywords for all Oracle versions starting from 9.
I think Oracle starts at R1, right? So the versions needed would be:
9.1, 9.2
10.1, 10.2 and
11.1
I found lists of keywords querying Oracle view V$RESERVED_WORDS
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/dynviews_2048.htm#REFRN30204
here:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/ap_keywd.htm
However, this is only for version 10.2 and it contains only reserved keywords.
I need a list for every maintenance/minor version. This list must contain all keywords in Oracle PL/SQL, not just the reserved ones, but also those which shouldn't be used in certain contexts described by the V$RESERVED_WORDS view (former link) -> probably reserved = 'N'.
Since I don't own a copy of Oracle and definitely not of every minor version, does anyone know where to obtain such lists?
You might want to do me a favor and query that view for me... ;-) (you can send the output to "k w u t z k e AT w e b DOT d e" ... don't forget to mention the version)
From what the view tells me, the SQL statements to query are:
For reserved words:
select keyword from v$reserved_words where reserved='Y' order by keyword;
For all other non-reserved words:
select keyword from v$reserved_words where reserved='N' order by keyword;
Are there any keywords/entities that are neither reserved='Y' nor reserved='N'?
Can anyone help on this issue please?
TIA,
Karsten

Not sure about differences between specific versions but the easy way to get reserved words is in SQL*Plus...
SQL> help reserved words
RESERVED WORDS (PL/SQL)
PL/SQL Reserved Words have special meaning in PL/SQL, and may not be used
for identifier names (unless enclosed in "quotes").
An asterisk (*) indicates words are also SQL Reserved Words.
ALL*            DESC*           JAVA            PACKAGE         SUBTYPE
ALTER*          DISTINCT*       LEVEL*          PARTITION       SUCCESSFUL*
AND*            DO              LIKE*           PCTFREE*        SUM
ANY*            DROP*           LIMITED         PLS_INTEGER     SYNONYM*
ARRAY           ELSE*           LOCK*           POSITIVE        SYSDATE*
AS*             ELSIF           LONG*           POSITIVEN       TABLE*
ASC*            END             LOOP            PRAGMA          THEN*
AT              EXCEPTION       MAX             PRIOR*          TIME
AUTHID          EXCLUSIVE*      MIN             PRIVATE         TIMESTAMP
AVG             EXECUTE         MINUS*          PROCEDURE       TIMEZONE_ABBR
BEGIN           EXISTS*         MINUTE          PUBLIC*         TIMEZONE_HOUR
BETWEEN*        EXIT            MLSLABEL*       RAISE           TIMEZONE_MINUTE
BINARY_INTEGER EXTENDS         MOD             RANGE           TIMEZONE_REGION
BODY            EXTRACT         MODE*           RAW*            TO*
BOOLEAN         FALSE           MONTH           REAL            TRIGGER*
BULK            FETCH           NATURAL         RECORD          TRUE
BY*             FLOAT*          NATURALN        REF             TYPE
CHAR*           FOR*            NEW             RELEASE         UI
CHAR_BASE       FORALL          NEXTVAL         RETURN          UNION*
CHECK*          FROM*           NOCOPY          REVERSE         UNIQUE*
CLOSE           FUNCTION        NOT*            ROLLBACK        UPDATE*
CLUSTER*        GOTO            NOWAIT*         ROW*            USE
COALESCE        GROUP*          NULL*           ROWID*          USER*
COLLECT         HAVING*         NULLIF          ROWNUM*         VALIDATE*
COMMENT*        HEAP            NUMBER*         ROWTYPE         VALUES*
COMMIT          HOUR            NUMBER_BASE     SAVEPOINT       VARCHAR*
COMPRESS*       IF              OCIROWID        SECOND          VARCHAR2*
CONNECT*        IMMEDIATE*      OF*             SELECT*         VARIANCE
CONSTANT        IN*             ON*             SEPERATE        VIEW*
CREATE*         INDEX*          OPAQUE          SET*            WHEN
CURRENT*        INDICATOR       OPEN            SHARE*          WHENEVER*
CURRVAL         INSERT*         OPERATOR        SMALLINT*       WHERE*
CURSOR          INTEGER*        OPTION*         SPACE           WHILE
DATE*           INTERFACE       OR*             SQL             WITH*
DAY             INTERSECT*      ORDER*          SQLCODE         WORK
DECIMAL*        INTERVAL        ORGANIZATION    SQLERRM         WRITE
DECLARE         INTO*           OTHERS          START*          YEAR
DEFAULT*        IS*             OUT             STDDEV          ZONE
DELETE*         ISOLATION
RESERVED WORDS (SQL)
SQL Reserved Words have special meaning in SQL, and may not be used for
identifier names unless enclosed in "quotes".
An asterisk (*) indicates words are also ANSI Reserved Words.
Oracle prefixes implicitly generated schema object and subobject names
with "SYS_". To avoid name resolution conflict, Oracle discourages you
from prefixing your schema object and subobject names with "SYS_".
ACCESS          DEFAULT*         INTEGER*        ONLINE          START
ADD*            DELETE*          INTERSECT*      OPTION*         SUCCESSFUL
ALL*            DESC*            INTO*           OR*             SYNONYM
ALTER*          DISTINCT*        IS*             ORDER*          SYSDATE
AND*            DROP*            LEVEL*          PCTFREE         TABLE*
ANY*            ELSE*            LIKE*           PRIOR*          THEN*
AS*             EXCLUSIVE        LOCK            PRIVILEGES*     TO*
ASC*            EXISTS           LONG            PUBLIC*         TRIGGER
AUDIT           FILE             MAXEXTENTS      RAW             UID
BETWEEN*        FLOAT*           MINUS           RENAME          UNION*
BY*             FOR*             MLSLABEL        RESOURCE        UNIQUE*
CHAR*           FROM*            MODE            REVOKE*         UPDATE*
CHECK*          GRANT*           MODIFY          ROW             USER*
CLUSTER         GROUP*           NOAUDIT         ROWID           VALIDATE
COLUMN          HAVING*          NOCOMPRESS      ROWNUM          VALUES*
COMMENT         IDENTIFIED       NOT*            ROWS*           VARCHAR*
COMPRESS        IMMEDIATE*       NOWAIT          SELECT*         VARCHAR2
CONNECT*        IN*              NULL*           SESSION*        VIEW*
CREATE*         INCREMENT        NUMBER          SET*            WHENEVER*
CURRENT*        INDEX            OF*             SHARE           WHERE
DATE*           INITIAL          OFFLINE         SIZE*           WITH*
DECIMAL*        INSERT*          ON*             SMALLINT*
SQL>If you haven't got oracle then I'm not sure where you're going to find out all the minor differences I'm afraid.

Oracle AQ tables - 9i to 10g upgrade

We have Oracle AQ implemented in one of our application. Our database on the test environment recently went through an upgrade from 9i to 10g. Now when we deploy the application we are getting the following error:
Caused by: oracle.oc4j.admin.internal.DeployerException: Error initializing ejb-module; Exception Error in application mdo: Error loading package at file:/oc4j/oc4j10.1.2.0/j2ee/soc4j/applications/mdo/mdo.jar, Error deploying file:/oc4j/oc4j10.1.2.0/j2ee/soc4j/applications/mdo/mdo.jar homes: JMS Error: ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_AQADM_SYS", line 5989
ORA-06512: at line 1
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_AQJMS", line 174
ORA-06512: at line 1
The user does have the execute privileges. A quick look at the queue table revealed that the table has changed significantly after the 9i to 10g database upgrade and that could be the reason we are seeing this error. Quick differences we are seeing are all columns with DATE datatype on 9i are now defined as TIMESTAMP(6) under 10g, and there is an additional column call user_prop of type SYS.ANYDATA.
Can somebody please confirm this ? I thought Oracle AQ will be backwards compatible and will be an abstract interface to the application but looks like its not. How do I get this issue resolved ?

I suggest you revoke all the privileges and grant once again.
Privileges:-
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_AQ TO User;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_AQADM TO User;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_AQJMS TO User;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_AQIN TO User;
Regards,
Sanjeev

Revoke in Oracle 8i

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