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Database logon trigger issue

Posted on 22-Jun-2009 By Admin No Comments on Database logon trigger issue

Problem Description

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You create a database event trigger that fires each time a user connects to the database.

For any reason, the login trigger becomes invalid. (The trigger is retrieving information from a table that may be inadvertently dropped.)

Who can connect?

Solution Description

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Connect under a user who owns the following system privilege:

ADMINISTER DATABASE TRIGGER

SQL> connect system/manager

Connected.

Example:

SQL> grant ADMINISTER DATABASE TRIGGER to scott;

Grant succeeded.

SQL> connect scott/tiger

Connected.

Exception

———

Under NT, SYSTEM cannot logon even with the ADMINISTER DATABASE TRIGGER privilege, and only a connection as “/ as SYSDBA” is possible and therefore can disable the trigger.

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