AWS Redshift and Oracle impersonate another user (requires superuser permissions) with set session authorization
set session authorization ‘username’; SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION – Amazon Redshift BTW – you can do this with Oracle too I […]
set session authorization ‘username’; SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION – Amazon Redshift BTW – you can do this with Oracle too I […]
In otherwords say you want to login as sysdba then you just do this: sql / as sysdba And you
With Oracle Linux 8 you just run – because the package comes with # dnf install -y oracle-database-preinstall-21c and then
Centos8 Gnome DISPLAY is set like this: export DISPLAY=:0 In other words normally for xWindows you do something like this to set
BTW if XWindows is not loaded on your linux app for RHEL or clones you can go here, download the
Looks like you cannot run xhost as root When I run it from my admin account that has sudo –
Make sure the account is not locked or expired. SQL> select username, account_status, lock_date, expiry_date from dba_users where username =