Creating a user is equivalent to creating a database in sqlServer
create user username identified by password
change user password
alter user username identified by new password;
lock account
alter user username account lock
unlock account
alter user username account unlock
Grant permissions to the user
grant permission to user
permission:
connect: role to connect to the database
resource:
log in to the database using the role of the resource
conn user name/password
data dictionary table
user_tables: store user table information
user_views: store user attempt information
create table
create table table name (column name Type constraints,)
all numbers use number (length, decimal places);
characters use: varchar2 (length) date: date, if it is accurate to seconds, there is no automatic growth in oracle
with datetime to add columns to the table alter table table name add column name type modify database type in table alter table table name modify column name new type
delete column
alter table table name drop column column name
add primary key
alter table table name add primary key (primary key column name)
view table structure
desc table name
---------------- view the current user's Table: select * from tab;
view current user select username from dba_users
create user username identified by password
change user password
alter user username identified by new password;
lock account
alter user username account lock
unlock account
alter user username account unlock
Grant permissions to the user
grant permission to user
permission:
connect: role to connect to the database
resource:
log in to the database using the role of the resource
conn user name/password
data dictionary table
user_tables: store user table information
user_views: store user attempt information
create table
create table table name (column name Type constraints,)
all numbers use number (length, decimal places);
characters use: varchar2 (length) date: date, if it is accurate to seconds, there is no automatic growth in oracle
with datetime to add columns to the table alter table table name add column name type modify database type in table alter table table name modify column name new type
delete column
alter table table name drop column column name
add primary key
alter table table name add primary key (primary key column name)
view table structure
desc table name
---------------- view the current user's Table: select * from tab;
view current user select username from dba_users
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