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Ed's latest post in the catpatch.sql series - missing SELECT ANY DICTIONARY PRIVILEGE

December 2nd, 2004 by Pete

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I just came across Edwards post made yesterday in his issues of not running catpatch.sql series. This post is entitled Missing SELECT ANY DICTIONARY privilege granted to the DBA role. This post talks about how SELECT ANY DICTIONARY replaced SELECT ANY TABLE in 9i as the privilege to get access to the dollar tables. Edwards post goes on to talk about migrations from 8iR3 to 9i where the SELECT ANY DICTIONARY privilege goes missing if a migration fails.

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