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тАО07-08-2010 02:10 PM
тАО07-08-2010 02:10 PM
I have an RDB database file that has the following ACL -
(IDENTIFIER=DATABASE,ACCESS=READ+WRITE+BIT_5+BIT_6+BIT_7+BIT_8+BIT_9+BIT_10+BIT_11+BIT_12+BIT_13+BIT_14+BIT_16+BIT_17+BIT_18)
I don't understand what the "+BIT_5" ... stuff means. Any insight would be appreciated.
(IDENTIFIER=DATABASE,ACCESS=READ+WRITE+BIT_5+BIT_6+BIT_7+BIT_8+BIT_9+BIT_10+BIT_11+BIT_12+BIT_13+BIT_14+BIT_16+BIT_17+BIT_18)
I don't understand what the "+BIT_5" ... stuff means. Any insight would be appreciated.
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тАО07-08-2010 02:28 PM
тАО07-08-2010 02:28 PM
Solution
Oracle Rdb uses (and extends) the VMS ACLs, but has its own format. (VMS ACLs have a parsing and a formatting call, and these tools can be extended.)
See the SQL show protection command and see the RMU available commands including set protection, as a start.
Search the Oracle site (Google site:oracle.com keyword) for additional details. Here are a couple of references that'll get you into the right area and commands:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/rdb/pdf/role_based_security.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/rdb/pdf/stored_procedure_security.pdf
Put another way, it appears you're looking at the access control list entry (ACE) records in the access control list (ACL) directly, rather than looking at the ACEs in the ACLs through Rdb and RMU or SQL.
Or you've got a corruption of some sort.
I'd also suggest heading over to Oracle and Metalink, as that's where this Rdb stuff is likely best discussed. Particularly if something got stomped on.
See the SQL show protection command and see the RMU available commands including set protection, as a start.
Search the Oracle site (Google site:oracle.com keyword) for additional details. Here are a couple of references that'll get you into the right area and commands:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/rdb/pdf/role_based_security.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/rdb/pdf/stored_procedure_security.pdf
Put another way, it appears you're looking at the access control list entry (ACE) records in the access control list (ACL) directly, rather than looking at the ACEs in the ACLs through Rdb and RMU or SQL.
Or you've got a corruption of some sort.
I'd also suggest heading over to Oracle and Metalink, as that's where this Rdb stuff is likely best discussed. Particularly if something got stomped on.
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тАО07-09-2010 11:47 AM
тАО07-09-2010 11:47 AM
Re: ACL - don't understand access format
This information was very helpfull.
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