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for the read tables:<br />
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GRANT SELECT ANY TABLE TO your_user;<br />
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for the packages:<br />
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GRANT EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE TO your_user<br />
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for the read tables:

GRANT SELECT ANY TABLE TO your_user;

for the packages:

GRANT EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE TO your_user


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Granting &quot;select any table&quot; will give the user freedom to select any tables data in existing schemas as well as for new additions in the whole database. I think the better policy would be u should give &quot;minimum rights&quot; as per &nbsp;function &amp;&nbsp;role of the user in the system. So it would be the best practice to only give &quot;select&quot; grants those tables actually the user should supposed to access<br />
For give grants on individual tabes &amp;&nbsp;procedures<br />
use<br />
&nbsp;tables:<br />
GRANT select on &nbsp;&lt;other_schema&gt;.&lt;table_name<wbr />&gt; &nbsp;TO &lt;your_user&gt;;<br />
Procedures:<br />
GRANT execute on &nbsp;&lt;other_schema&gt;.&lt;table_name<wbr />&gt; &nbsp;TO &lt;your_user&gt;;<br />
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Granting "select any table" will give the user freedom to select any tables data in existing schemas as well as for new additions in the whole database. I think the better policy would be u should give "minimum rights" as per  function & role of the user in the system. So it would be the best practice to only give "select" grants those tables actually the user should supposed to access
For give grants on individual tabes & procedures
use
 tables:
GRANT select on  <other_schema>.<table_name>  TO <your_user>;
Procedures:
GRANT execute on  <other_schema>.<table_name>  TO <your_user>;
 


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Hi,<br />
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How do I garnt privilege to a new user only to read from tables and only to run packages in Oracle?<br />
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Hi,

How do I garnt privilege to a new user only to read from tables and only to run packages in Oracle?



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