| what is a user_id in sys.dba_users ? [message #326677] |
Thu, 12 June 2008 04:17  |
Smith_X
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I use SQL
select * from sys.dba_users;
and it show me a USER_ID and USERNAME
normally, when I create user in Oracle. I specify only USERNAME
i.e. create user <username> identified by <password>
so, what's the USER_ID number ??? ==> question#1
Next, is it possible that more than one user have the same "USER_ID"? I mean the duplicate number. ===> question#2
Regards,
Smith_X
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| Re: what is a user_id in sys.dba_users ? [message #326695 is a reply to message #326677] |
Thu, 12 June 2008 05:24  |
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Michel Cadot
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| Quote: | so, what's the USER_ID number ??? ==> question#1
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Internal user number. I always wonder why Oracle expose it in catalog view.
| Quote: | Next, is it possible that more than one user have the same "USER_ID"? I mean the duplicate number. ===> question#2
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No.
Regards
Michel
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| Re: what is a user_id in sys.dba_users ? [message #326885 is a reply to message #326695] |
Thu, 12 June 2008 23:41 |
Smith_X
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Thank you very much for your reply, Michel Cadot.
As far as I understand, user_id may use to refer to problematic username i.e. lowercase username with undefined character or username with space ("RASHEL ").
Excuse me, are there any tip that I can play with user_id that I did not know, please? Can I use this data to audit something?
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| Re: what is a user_id in sys.dba_users ? [message #326886 is a reply to message #326885] |
Thu, 12 June 2008 23:45 |
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As far as I know it is userless for us and only of some use for Oracle.
Oh yes, the only use I can see: in trace file if you don't want to use tkprof to analyze it.
Regards
Michel
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