| Oracle9i Supplied PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A89852-02 |
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DBMS_WM , 26 of 52
This procedure grants workspace-level privileges to users and roles. The grant_option parameter enables the grantee to then grant the specified privileges to other users and roles.
DBMS_WM.GrantWorkspacePriv( priv_types IN VARCHAR2, workspace IN VARCHAR2, grantee IN VARCHAR2 [, grant_option IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'NO'] [, auto_commit IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE]);
Contrast this procedure with GrantSystemPriv Procedure, which grants system-level Workspace Manager privileges with keywords in the form xxx_ANY_WORKSPACE (ACCESS_ANY_WORKSPACE, MERGE_ANY_WORKSPACE, and so on).
If a user gets a privilege from more than one source and if any of those sources has the grant option for that privilege, the user has the grant option for the privilege. For example, assume that user SCOTT has been granted the ACCESS_WORKSPACE privilege with grant_option as NO, but that the PUBLIC user group has been granted the ACCESS_WORKSPACE privilege with grant_option as YES. Because user SCOTT is a member of PUBLIC, user SCOTT has the ACCESS_WORKSPACE privilege with the grant option.
The WM_ADMIN_ROLE role has all Workspace Manager privileges with the grant option. The WM_ADMIN_ROLE role is automatically given to the DBA role.
The ACCESS_WORKSPACE or ACCESS_ANY_WORKSPACE privilege is needed for all other Workspace Manager privileges.
To revoke workspace-level privileges, use the RevokeWorkspacePriv Procedure.
An exception is raised if one or more of the following apply:
grantee is not a valid user or role in the database.
priv_types.
The following example enables user Smith to access the NEWWORKSPACE workspace and merge changes in that workspace, and allows Smith to grant the two specified privileges on NEWWORKSPACE to other users.
DBMS_WM.GrantWorkspacePriv ('ACCESS_WORKSPACE, MERGE_WORKSPACE', 'NEWWORKSPACE', 'Smith', 'YES');
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