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Oracle 8i: Querying User/Table Permissions

Asked by AptDev in Oracle 8.x, Oracle Database

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In my oracle 8i database, I need to find out (on the fly) if users have "write" permissions to certain tables.
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Zones: Oracle 8.x, Oracle Database
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