Reader small image

You're reading from  Oracle Database 12c Security Cookbook

Product typeBook
Published inJun 2016
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781782172123
Edition1st Edition
Right arrow
Authors (2):
Zoran Pavlovic
Zoran Pavlovic
author image
Zoran Pavlovic

Zoran Pavlovic is currently working as an Oracle Technical Architect in his company. He works with Oracle technologies (primary Oracle Database) since 2005. Areas of his expertise are Security and Performance Tuning of Oracle Database. Zoran has worked on various complex database environments including RAC, ASM, Data Guard, etc. He has worked as a consultant for Oracle Consulting as well as instructor for Oracle University across EMEA region. Zoran is first member of Oracle ACE Program in Serbia, and a featured speaker/author at many conferences/magazines.
Read more about Zoran Pavlovic

Maja Veselica
Maja Veselica
author image
Maja Veselica

Maja Veselica, MSc in software engineering, is currently working for Parallel d.o.o., Belgrade, as an Oracle Database consultant (security, performance tuning, and so on). She has been working as an instructor for Oracle University since 2010. In the last couple of years, she has also been working for Oracle Consulting. Also, Maja is a member of Oracle ACE Program and has more than 20 Oracle certificates. She enjoys (beta) testing Oracle products and participating in other Oracle-related activities.
Read more about Maja Veselica

View More author details
Right arrow

Using an application context


In this recipe, you'll see one possible usage (in SQL) of the application contexts. Some other usages are shown in other parts of the book, and their references are given in the See also section of this recipe.

Getting ready

Create a new user (for example, sofia). Make sure that his or her e-mail in the format user@company.example.com is unique. Grant him or her privileges: create session and select on sh.customers table.

Figure 12 - New user

Insert data about him or her into the sh.customers table.

Figure 13 - The new data in sh.customers

How to do it...

  1. Connect to the database as a newly created user (for example, user sofia):

    $ sqlplus sofia
    
  2. Verify that the user (for example, sofia) can access all data in the sh.customers table.

    Figure 14 - The entire data in sh.customers

  3. Verify that when executing the following statement, he or she (for example, sofia) can view only his or her data.

    Figure 15 - Only data about newly created user

How it works...

In step 3, a simple way...

lock icon
The rest of the page is locked
Previous PageNext Chapter
You have been reading a chapter from
Oracle Database 12c Security Cookbook
Published in: Jun 2016Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781782172123

Authors (2)

author image
Zoran Pavlovic

Zoran Pavlovic is currently working as an Oracle Technical Architect in his company. He works with Oracle technologies (primary Oracle Database) since 2005. Areas of his expertise are Security and Performance Tuning of Oracle Database. Zoran has worked on various complex database environments including RAC, ASM, Data Guard, etc. He has worked as a consultant for Oracle Consulting as well as instructor for Oracle University across EMEA region. Zoran is first member of Oracle ACE Program in Serbia, and a featured speaker/author at many conferences/magazines.
Read more about Zoran Pavlovic

author image
Maja Veselica

Maja Veselica, MSc in software engineering, is currently working for Parallel d.o.o., Belgrade, as an Oracle Database consultant (security, performance tuning, and so on). She has been working as an instructor for Oracle University since 2010. In the last couple of years, she has also been working for Oracle Consulting. Also, Maja is a member of Oracle ACE Program and has more than 20 Oracle certificates. She enjoys (beta) testing Oracle products and participating in other Oracle-related activities.
Read more about Maja Veselica