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Determine Roles and System/Table Privileges Granted to Roles To determine which Roles and System/Table Privileges have been granted to Roles like %OLAP% consider running this script. This script was run
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Oracle OLAP Option > OLAP option - DBA Sample Scripts > Determine Roles and System/Table Privileges Granted to Roles

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Last updated: Apr 22 2008, 4:33 PM EDT by olapdba
Determine Roles and System/Table Privileges Granted to Users set lines 110 pages 1000 ver off col role for a16 col pv for a75 hea 'PRIVILEGE OR ROLE' bre on role on type skip 1 define usercheck = 'SH
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Oracle OLAP Option > OLAP option - DBA Sample Scripts > Determine Roles and System/Table Privileges Granted to Users

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Last updated: Apr 22 2008, 4:42 PM EDT by olapdba
OLAP option - DBA Sample Scripts ) Determine Roles and System/Table Privileges Granted to Roles ( Link ) Determine Roles and System/Table Privileges Granted to Users
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Oracle OLAP Option > OLAP option - DBA Sample Scripts

Keyword tags: cube, database, dba, dimension, measure, monitoring, olap, performance, scripts

Last updated: Oct 22 2009, 3:46 PM EDT by olapdba
Chapter 2 - Security Model - Security Threats can help to dissuade all but the most determined attackers. With proper auditing systems such as audit logs, intrusion detection systems, and other
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Applications > PeopleSoft > Information Development - Doc and Curriculum > Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Wiki as Red paper > Chapter 2 - Security Model - Security Threats

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Last updated: Feb 16 2009, 7:59 PM EST by gregkelly
Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Chapter 5 PSWDEXPR (Password Expired). When a password expires for a user, the system automatically revokes all of that user's roles and permission lists
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Applications > PeopleSoft > Information Development - Doc and Curriculum > Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Wiki as Red paper > Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Chapter 5

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Last updated: Feb 25 2009, 6:51 PM EST by gregkelly
Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Chapter 2 identifies ten of the highest priority and most frequently recommended security practices as a place to start for today's operational systems
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Applications > PeopleSoft > Information Development - Doc and Curriculum > Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Wiki as Red paper > Securing Your PeopleSoft Application - Chapter 2

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Last updated: Mar 3 2009, 10:10 AM EST by edgar.x.vasquez@orac
Oracle Olap Terminology-M a number of roles, such as improving query performance or providing replicated data.In the past, organizations using summaries spent a significant
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Oracle OLAP Option > Oracle Olap Terminology > Oracle Olap Terminology-M

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Last updated: Jan 29 2008, 10:03 AM EST by keith_laker
Oracle OLAP Versions is determined by this characteristic. Local code is trusted to have full access to system resources, but downloaded remote code (that is, an applet
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Oracle OLAP Option > Oracle OLAP Versions

Keyword tags: 10gR1 OLAP, 10gR2 OLAP, 11gR1 OLAP, 9i OLAP, 9iR2 OLAP

Last updated: Jul 10 2008, 12:38 PM EDT by olapdba
SOA @ OOW 2009 of the Oracle SOA Suite 11g stack, from the runtime components down to the underlying Java virtual machine. Topics include how to determine system and service
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > SOA Events Calendar > SOA @ OOW 2009

Keyword tags: BPA, BPM, OFM11g, OOW, SOA

Last updated: Sep 22 2009, 9:28 AM EDT by jkress
Introducing PSUnit 8.49, but should run on recent versions of PeopleTools 8.4x. The project includes the role TTS_UNIT_TEST. Once you add this role to your user profile
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Applications > PeopleSoft > PeopleTools > PSUnit > Introducing PSUnit

Keyword tags: PeopleCode, PeopleTools, PSUnit, TDD, Test Driven Development

Last updated: Apr 13 2009, 5:07 PM EDT by jim.marion