Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Managing User Privileges (Part 1 of 2)

This lecture covers user privileges in Oracle databases, focusing on system and object privileges. It explains how these privileges allow users to perform specific actions and how they can be granted or revoked. The lecture provides examples of system privileges like CREATE TABLE and ALTER ANY TABLE, and discusses the use of the GRANT and REVOKE statements. It also touches on the ALL PRIVILEGE shortcut and the importance of managing privileges carefully to maintain database security.

What is the difference between system privilege and object privilege?

What are the two main categories of user privileges?

What is the role of an administrator in granting system privileges?

Explain the concept of 'ANY' clause in system privileges.

What does the CREATE TABLE privilege allow a user to do?

What is the purpose of the SYSTEM PRIVILEGE Map view?

Describe the process of granting a privilege with the admin option.

What is the significance of the ALL PRIVILEGE shortcut?

How can a user revoke privileges from another user?

What happens to user sessions when a privilege is revoked?