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Suggestions for security please....

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lewisp

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Whats the best way to allow full access to a table in an Oracle form, but prevent the same (Oracle) user from modifying data in the same table using Sql*Plus, TOAD or somesuch?

I've tried using the PRODUCT_USER_PROFILE method which works fine for Sql*Plus, but I cant use this method to prevent access with TOAD. Can I?
 
1. Revoke all the permissions given to the user for the required table
2. Create a Role
3. Grant the necessary permissions for that table to the Role
4. On the new-form instance trigger of the form set the role using the dbms_session packaged procedure
5. Once the session gets over the role also looses its scope and this prevents access thru any other mode


 
Thanks avictora.

Is there anything I can do if the user is also the table owner?
 
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