Schema name & user name

Hi All,
I have a question that can a username and schema name can be diffrent for a single user. For example when we connect with SYSOPER we connect with PUBLIC schema but the user is SYS.
Is there any syntax to create the same.
Thanks
Bhupinder

You can grant access for any user to "public", however, it's bad for security.
Example-
connect scott/tiger@mydb
create table TomTable (main_id number);
grant select on tomtable to public;
connect newuser/newpass@mydb
select * from scott.tomtable;
This gives "newuser" access to Scott's "tomtable" table.
You can also create public synonyms...
As scott/tiger-
create public synonym tomtable for scott.tomtable;
connect newuse/newpass@mydb
select * from tomtable;
Now "newuser" doesn't need to include the schema name when they reference "tomtable".
It's much safer to grant access to objects based on a role... otherwise, anyone with a login can get to "public" tables. One thing to be careful of when using roles; some things can't be done- as in, you can't create a view on a table, if you only have access to the table via a role. You'd need explicit access on the table.
When you query all_tables, who is the real owner of the tables? Your username and schema name are one and the same, but you're allowed to have access into other schemas. SYS wins big-time because of the "select any table" system privilege. The only way a normal user can get to another schema's objects is by "grant select/update/insert/delete/etc on schema.object".
-Thomas H

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SQL> host exp system/oracle owner=scott file=c:\scottschema.dmp log=c:\scott.log
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2004, Oracle.
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On 4/9/06 2:48 PM, in article [email protected], "David De
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