DB USER: Add/Change User Notebook

Grants the CONNECT authority. The CONNECT authority allows a user to access the database.

Grants the CREATETAB authority. The CREATETAB authority allows users to create tables in any schema where they have the CREATIN privilege, or they can create a table in a new schema if they have the IMPLICIT_SCHEMA authority. Users will automatically receive the CONTROL privilege on any table they create. Users will retain any privileges they may have if the CREATETAB privilege is revoked.

Grants the BINDADD authority. The BINDADD authority allows users to create packages in the database and gives them the CONTROL privilege on any packages they create. Users will retain any privileges they have if the BINDADD privilege is revoked.

Grants the CREATE_NOT_FENCED_ROUTINE authority. The CREATE_NOT_FENCED_ROUTINE authority allows users to register routines as not-fenced, allowing them to run in the database manager's process. Any routines that have been registered as not-fenced will continue to run in the database manager's process, even if the CREATE_NOT_FENCED_ROUTINE authority is revoked.

Grants the DBADM authority. The DBADM authority allows users to perform any administrative task on the database. This includes the ability to load data, create objects, and monitor database activity. Users with the DBADMIN authority can also grant database privileges to others.

Grants the IMPLICIT_SCHEMA authority. The IMPLICIT_SCHEMA authority allows users to create a new schema by specifying the new schema's name in the definition of an object.

Grants the LOAD authority. The LOAD authority allows users to run the LOAD utility without the need for SYSADM or DBADM authority.

Grants the CREATE_EXTERNAL_ROUTINE authority. The CREATE_EXTERNAL_ROUTINE authority allows the user to create a routine that is written in a language other than SQL.

Displays a list of the schemas on which the user has privileges. An X indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that they do have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that they have the privilege and have the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Schemas for which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Schema push button.

Select the schemas on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the CREATEIN privilege in the schema. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the DROPIN privilege in the schema. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the ALTERIN privilege on the schema. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select schemas and add them to the Schema page.

Grants all privileges on the selected schemas to the user and opens the Select Grant Option window so that you can specify whether you want to give the user the Grant option or not.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected schemas from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the CREATEIN privilege on the selected schema. The CREATEIN privilege allows users to create objects in the schema if they have the appropriate object authorization. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Exception: A user does not need the CREATEIN privilege to create tables if that user owns the schema and has CREATETAB authority.

Use to grant and revoke the DROPIN privilege on the selected schema. The DROPIN privilege allows users to drop any object in the schema. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the ALTERIN privilege on the selected schema. The ALTERIN privilege allows users to alter or comment on objects in the schema. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Displays a list of the tables on which the user has privileges. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Tables on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Table push button.

Select the tables on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the SELECT privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the INSERT privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the UPDATE privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the DELETE privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the CONTROL privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the ALTER privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the INDEX privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the REFERENCES privilege on the table. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select tables and add them to the Table page.

Opens a window where you can select tables and add them to the Table page.

Grants all privileges on the selected tables with the Grant option, which gives users the ability to grant the privileges to others.

The exception to this is the CONTROL privilege, which does not have a Grant option.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected tables from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the SELECT privilege on the selected table. The SELECT privilege allows users to retrieve rows from a table and to create views on a table. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the INSERT privilege on the selected table. The INSERT privilege allows users to insert rows into a table. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the UPDATE privilege on the selected table. The UPDATE privilege allows users to update the table. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the DELETE privilege on the selected table. The DELETE privilege allows users to delete rows from the table. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the CONTROL privilege on the selected table. The CONTROL privilege gives the users all the other privileges on the table and allows them to grant these privileges to others. In addition, it allows users to drop the table and to execute the RUNSTATS utility against the table and its indexes.

Use to grant and revoke the ALTER privilege on the selected table. The ALTER privilege allows users to add columns to the table; to create and drop primary keys, check constraints, and triggers; and to add or change the table comment. Users with the REFERENCE privilege on a parent table can also create and drop foreign keys referring to that parent. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the INDEX privilege on the selected table. The INDEX privilege allows users to create an index on the table. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the REFERENCES privilege on the selected table. The REFERENCES privilege on a table allows users to delete foreign keys with this table as their parent. The ALTER privilege is still required to drop the key from the child table. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Displays a list of the indexes on which the user has the control privilege. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Indexes on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Index push button.

Select the indexes on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the CONTROL privilege on the index. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select indexes and add them to the Index page.

Grants the CONTROL privilege on the selected indexes.

Revokes the CONTROL privilege on the selected indexes from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the CONTROL privilege on the selected index. The CONTROL privilege on an index allows users to drop the index. Users can only grant this privilege to others if they have SYSADM or DBADM authority.

Displays a list of the views on which the user has privileges. An X indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Views on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add View push button.

Select the views on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the SELECT privilege on the view. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the INSERT privilege on the view. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the UPDATE privilege on the view. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the DELETE privilege on the view. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the CONTROL privilege on the view. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select views and add them to the View page.

Grants all privileges on the selected views with the Grant option, which gives users the ability to grant the privileges to others.

The exception to this is the CONTROL privilege, which does not have a Grant option.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected views from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the SELECT privilege on the selected views. The SELECT privilege allows users to retrieve rows from a view and to create views on a view. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the INSERT privilege on the selected views. The INSERT privilege allows users to insert rows into an updatable view. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the UPDATE privilege on the selected views. The UPDATE privilege allows users to update rows in an updatable view. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the DELETE privilege on the selected views. The DELETE privilege allows users to delete rows from an updatable view. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Use to grant and revoke the CONTROL privilege on the selected views. The CONTROL privilege gives users all the privileges on the view and allows them to grant these privileges to others. In addition, it allows users to drop the view.

Displays a list of the table spaces on which the user has privileges. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Table spaces on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Table Space push button.

Select the table spaces on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the USE privilege on the table space. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select table spaces and add them to the Table Space page.

Grants all privileges on the selected table spaces to the user and opens the Select Grant Option window so that you can specify whether you want to give the user the Grant option or not.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected table spaces from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the USE privilege on the selected table space. The USE privilege allows users to use the table space. Selecting Grant gives users the ability to grant the privilege to others.

Displays a list of the functions on which the user has privileges. An X indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Functions on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Function push button.

Select the functions on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the EXECUTE privilege on the function. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select functions and add them to the Function page.

Grants all privileges on the selected functions to the user and opens the Select Grant Option window so that you can specify whether you want to give the user the Grant option or not.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected functions from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the EXECUTE privilege on the selected function. The EXECUTE privilege allows users to execute this function.

Displays a list of the procedures on which the user has privileges. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Procedures on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Procedure push button.

Select the procedures on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the EXECUTE privilege on the procedure. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select procedures and add them to the Procedure page.

Grants all privileges on the selected procedures to the user and opens the Select Grant Option window so that you can specify whether you want to give the user the Grant option or not.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected procedures from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the EXECUTE privilege on the selected procedure. The EXECUTE privilege allows users to execute this procedure.

Displays a list of the methods on which the user has privileges. An X indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Methods on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Method push button.

Select the methods on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the EXECUTE privilege on the method. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select methods and add them to the Method page.

Grants all privileges on the selected methods to the user and opens the Select Grant Option window so that you can specify whether you want to give the user the Grant option or not.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected methods from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the EXECUTE privilege on the selected method. The EXECUTE privilege allows users to execute this method.

Displays a list of the packages on which the user has privileges. An X indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending. Packages on which the user has no privileges do not appear unless you add them using the Add Package push button.

Select the packages on which you want to change user privileges, and change them using the Privileges lists.

Shows the BIND privilege on the package. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the EXECUTE privilege on the package. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Shows the CONTROL privilege on the package. A backslash (\) indicates it does not have the privilege. A single check mark indicates that it does have the privilege. A double check mark indicates that it has the privilege and has the ability to grant it to others. Corner brackets indicate that the adding or removing of privilege is pending.

Opens a window where you can select packages and add them to the Package page.

Grants all privileges on the selected packages to the user and opens the Select Grant Option window so that you can specify whether you want to give the user the Grant option or not.

Revokes all the privileges on the selected packages from the user.

Use to grant and revoke the BIND privilege on the selected package. The BIND privilege allows users to bind this package.

Use to grant and revoke the EXECUTE privilege on the selected package. The EXECUTE privilege allows users to execute this package.

Use to grant and revoke the CONTROL privilege on the selected package. The CONTROL privilege on a package allows users to drop this package. Users can only grant this privilege to others if they have SYSADM or DBADM authority.