Revoking alter any table from a schema


Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi All,

i am working in Oracle 10g.
my requirement is to revoke all kind of DDL operations(except creating procedure etc) from a schema or user. for this i have revoked all the roles and system privileges from a schema.

Now my schema has following privileges only:
1. CHANGE NOTIFICATION
2. CREATE PROCEDURE
3. CREATE SESSION
4. DEBUG CONNECT SESSION

Now i am not able to create any table which is fine but still i am able to alter table which i do not want.
can you suggest where i need to check, what can be missing which i am not able to find till now.

Thanks in advance,

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