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Grant database-wide system privileges

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Grant database-wide system privileges

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- [Instructor] In addition to the system privileges we described and demoed in our previous video, there is also a special type of system privilege known as the any privilege. If you remember from our previous video, when you want to give a user the permission to create a specific database object such as a database table, you grant the create table privilege to that user. This privilege will give the user the ability to create tables in their own schema, that is tables which will be owned by the user who created them. However, granting the create any table permission to a database user will allow that user to create tables in any database schema. Let's see the any permission in action. For our demo, let's connect to the orcl placable database as the sys superuser and create a second database user, calling it user2. So I'll type sqlplus sys/oracle@orcl as sysdba opening a superuser sys dba connection to our orcl placable database. We'll now create this user2 database user by typing…

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