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Index

A  C  D  E  F  G  I  K  L  M  O  P  R  S  T  U  V  W  X 

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A

access control

authorization, 2

encryption, 3

user authentication, 1

administrative privileges, 2.2.2

ALL keyword, 2.4.6

ALL PRIVILEGES, 2.2.5

ALL_TAB_PRIVS view, 2.7

ALL_USERS view, 1.2.1

ALTER ANY privilege, 2.2.4

ALTER (ANY) PROCEDURE, 2.5.1

alter objects--privileges, 2.3.2

ANY keyword, 2.2.4

authentication

cache users, 1.3

changing user password, 1.2.2

Client/Server users, 1.2.3

creating users, 1.2.1

dropping users, 1.2.5

managing users, 1.2

users overview, 1.1

utilities users, 1.2.4

AUTHID clause, 2.5.3

authorization--see privileges

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C

cache group privileges

AWT cache groups, 2.6.2

cache administration user, 2.6.1

cache manager user, 2.6.2

cache user, 2.6.3

object privileges, 2.6.3.2

overview, 2.6

system privileges, 2.6.3.1

cache users, 1.3

Oracle cache admin user, 1.3

Oracle schema users, 1.3

Oracle timesten user, 1.3

TimesTen cache manager, 1.3

TimesTen cache table users, 1.3

certificates

Client/Server, 3.2.2

replication, 3.3.2

TLS, 3.1

changing user password, 1.2.2

Client/Server TLS

certificates, 3.2.2

configuration, 3.2.3

example, 3.2.4

introduction, 3.2.1

Client/Server user, password, 1.2.3

connection privileges, 2.2.3

CREATE ANY privilege, 2.2.4

CREATE (ANY) PROCEDURE, 2.5.1

create objects--privileges, 2.3.1

CREATE SESSION privilege, 2.2.3

creating users, 1.2.1

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D

database directory privileges, 2.2.1.1

DBA_SYS_PRIVS view, 2.7

DBA_TAB_PRIVS view, 2.7

DBA_USERS view, 1.2.1

definer’s rights, 2.5.3

DELETE ANY privilege, 2.2.4

DELETE privilege, 2.4.1

DROP ANY privilege, 2.2.4

DROP (ANY) PROCEDURE, 2.5.1

drop objects--privileges, 2.3.3

dropping users, 1.2.5

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E

encryption

Kubernetes, 4.3

TLS (also see TLS), 3

EXECUTE ANY privilege, 2.2.4

EXECUTE (ANY) PROCEDURE, 2.5.1

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F

FLUSH ANY CACHE GROUP privilege, 2.6.3.1

FLUSH privilege, 2.6.3.2

foreign key constraints, 2.4.1

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G

GRANT ALL, 2.4.6

granting privileges, 2.1.1

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I

IDENTIFIED BY clause, password, 1.2.1

INDEX privilege, 2.4.1

INSERT ANY privilege, 2.2.4

INSERT privilege, 2.4.1

instance administrator privileges, 2.2.1

invalidated PL/SQL objects, 2.5.2

invoker’s rights, 2.5.3

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K

Kubernetes

authorization, 4.2

encryption, 4.3

privileges, 4.1

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L

LOAD ANY CACHE GROUP privilege, 2.6.3.1

LOAD privilege, 2.6.3.2

log directory privileges, 2.2.1.1

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M

managing users, 1.2

materialized view privileges, 2.4.4

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O

object privileges

ALL keyword, 2.4.6

cache groups, 2.6.3.2

materialized views, 2.4.4

overview, 2.1.4

PL/SQL statements, 2.5.1

sequences, 2.4.3

synonyms, 2.4.5

tables, 2.4.1

views, 2.4.2

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P

parent-child tables, 2.4.1

passwords

for cache manager user, 1.3

for Client/Server user, 1.2.3

for internal user, 1.2.2

for utilities users, 1.2.4

password management features, 1.4.1

profile, 1.4.2

setting with IDENTIFIED BY, 1.2.1

permissions--see privileges

PL/SQL

AUTHID clause, 2.5.3

definer’s rights, 2.5.3

invalidated objects, 2.5.2

invoker’s rights, 2.5.3

objects, privileges, 2.5

statements, 2.5.1

privileges

administrative privileges, 2.2.2

ALL keyword, 2.4.6

ALL PRIVILEGES, 2.2.5

alter objects, 2.3.2

ANY keyword, 2.2.4

cache administration user, 2.6.1

cache groups, 2.6

cache manager user, 2.6.2

cache user, 2.6.3

connect to database, 2.2.3

create objects, 2.3.1

database directory, 2.2.1.1

drop objects, 2.3.3

foreign key constraints, 2.4.1

functionality, 2.1.2

granting, 2.1.1

hierarchy, 2.2.6

instance administrator, 2.2.1

Kubernetes, 4.1

levels, 2.1.2

log directory, 2.2.1.1

materialized views, 2.4.4

object privileges, 2.1.4

overview, 2, 2.1

parent-child tables, 2.4.1

PL/SQL objects, 2.5

PL/SQL statements, 2.5.1

PUBLIC ROLE, 2.2.8

revoking, 2.1.1

sequences, 2.4.3

SQL objects, 2.4

synonyms, 2.4.5

system privileges, 2.1.3, 2.2

tables, 2.4.1

user privilege views, 2.7

utilities, 2.1.5

views, 2.4.2

XLA, 2.2.7

profile for passwords, 1.4.2

PUBLIC role

overview, 2.1.6

privileges, 2.2.8

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R

REFERENCES privilege, 2.4.1

REFRESH ANY CACHE GROUP privilege, 2.6.3.1

REFRESH privilege, 2.6.3.2

replication TLS

activation, 3.3.4

certificates, 3.3.2

configuration, 3.3.3

introduction, 3.3.1

operation, 3.3.5

REVOKE ALL, 2.4.6

revoking privileges, 2.1.1

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S

SELECT ANY privilege, 2.2.4

SELECT privilege, 2.4.1

sequences privileges, 2.4.3

SQL objects, privileges, 2.4

synonym privileges, 2.4.5

system privileges

administrative privileges, 2.2.2

ALL PRIVILEGES, 2.2.5

ANY keyword, 2.2.4

cache groups, 2.6.3.1

connect to database, 2.2.3

instance administrator, 2.2.1

overview, 2.1.3

PUBLIC ROLE, 2.2.8

XLA, 2.2.7

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T

table privileges, 2.4.1

TLS

certificates, 3.1

for Client/Server, 3.2

for replication, 3.3

Transport Layer Security--see TLS

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U

UNLOAD ANY CACHE GROUP privilege, 2.6.3.1

UNLOAD privilege, 2.6.3.2

UPDATE ANY privilege, 2.2.4

UPDATE privilege, 2.4.1

USER_SYS_PRIVS view, 2.7

USER_TAB_PRIVS view, 2.7

USER_USERS view, 1.2.1

users

cache users, 1.3

changing password, 1.2.2

Client/Server, 1.2.3

creating, 1.2.1

dropping, 1.2.5

managing, 1.2

overview, 1.1

user privilege views, 2.7

utilities, 1.2.4

utilities

privileges, 2.1.5

user, password, 1.2.4

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V

view privileges, 2.4.2

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W

wallets--see certificates

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X

XLA privilege, 2.2.7