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Creating common users

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Creating common users

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- [Instructor] Following our demo of creating local users, let's see how we can create our first common database user. Let us connect to our instance root container. We'll accomplish that by typing sqlplus, sys/oracle as sysdba. We can verify that we are indeed connected to our root container by typing show con_name. And let's create our first common user. So I'll type create user c sharp sharp, and let's call our user dba_user identified by and a password of password. Note the c sharp sharp in the username. This is the special prefix that is required for all common users that we create. We can verify that this user has indeed been created by querying the cdb underscore user's view. You can find a query included in your exercise file. So let's copy this query, and paste it in our SQL*Plus session. And as you can see, the C sharp sharp user was created. We see it multiple times, one for each of our pluggable databases, and we see that it is a common user. Remember that the cdb…

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