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Oracle DRIACC Version 26ai

General Information

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Purpose Security privileges utility for Context.

AUTHID CURRENT_USER

Dependencies

CTX_CLS	DBMS_UTILITY	DRVDDLR
CTX_DDL	DRIACCHELP	DRVDOC
CTX_ENTITY	DRIF	DRVODM
CTX_QUERY	DRIPREF	DRVTMT
DBMS_ASSERT	DRIUTIL	DRVUTL
DBMS_PRIV_CAPTURE	DRIXMD	DRVXMD
DBMS_STANDARD	DRUE	DR_DEF

Documented No

First Available 1996

Pragma PRAGMA SUPPLEMENTAL_LOG_DATA(default, NONE);

Security Model Owned by CTXSYS with ???

Source {ORACLE_HOME}/ctx/admin/driacc.pkh
{ORACLE_HOME}/ctx/admin/driacc.plb

Subprograms

CAN	SPLIT_SPEC	USER_ACCESS
CHK_ACCESS	UD_ACCESS	VERIFY_PROCEDURE
DEL_CACHE

CAN

Test whether user can access an object driacc.can( p_user IN VARCHAR2, p_access IN VARCHAR2, p_spec IN OUT VARCHAR2) RETURN BOOLEAN;

TBD

CHK_ACCESS (new 23ai)

Ensures that the current user has the given privilege. Currently it only checks for privileges like CREATE ANY TABLE or CREATE ANY INDEX. Using dbms_priv_capture.ses_has_sys_priv driacc.chk_access( p_oname IN VARCHAR2, -- schema p_priv IN VARCHAR2) -- privilege RETURN BOOLEAN;

TBD

DEL_CACHE (new 23ai)

Marks a cache node as invalid driacc.del_cache(p_object IN VARCHAR2);

TBD

SPLIT_SPEC

Parses a spec into distinct parts driacc.split_spec( p_spec IN VARCHAR2, p_type IN VARCHAR2, p_owner IN OUT VARCHAR2, p_object IN OUT VARCHAR2, p_function IN OUT VARCHAR2, p_link IN OUT VARCHAR2);

TBD

UD_ACCESS

Ensures that the index owner can execute the user datastore procedure driacc.ud_access( p_user IN VARCHAR2, p_spec IN VARCHAR2) RETURN BOOLEAN;

TBD

USER_ACCESS

Undocumented driacc.use_access( p_user IN VARCHAR2, p_access IN VARCHAR2, p_owner IN VARCHAR2, p_object IN VARCHAR2) RETURN BOOLEAN;

TBD

VERIFY_PROCEDURE

Verifies that a package or procedure exists and is owned by CTXSYS driacc.verify_proceure( p_user IN VARCHAR2, -- schema p_spec IN OUT VARCHAR2) -- object name RETURN BOOLEAN;

TBD