|
Oracle® Administration Assistant for Windows Quick Tour
|
|
 Previous |
 Next |
The nodes listed in Table 4-1 appear in the Microsoft Management Console. These nodes let you create and manage Oracle database administrators, operators, users, and roles.
Table 4-1 Starting and Stopping the OracleServiceSID
| Node Name | This Node Lets You Create a... | How Do I Edit This Node? |
|---|---|---|
| OS Database Administrators - Computer | Windows user who can access all database instances on a single computer with SYSDBA privileges and without being prompted for a password.
|
|
| OS Database Operators - Computer | Windows user who can access all database instances on a single computer with SYSOPER privileges and without being prompted for a password.
|
|
| External OS Users | Windows user who can access the database without being prompted for a password. This user is similar to a regular database user to whom you assign standard database roles (CONNECT and RESOURCE), but do not want to assign SYSDBA and SYSOPER privileges.
|
|
| Local Roles | Database-managed role. Local roles can only be granted to an individual database user. You can create local roles with OS_ROLES set to true in the INIT.ORA parameter file, but you cannot grant them to database users. To grant them, you must set OS_ROLES to false.
|
|
| External OS Roles | Windows managed role. This feature is available when OS_ROLES is set to true in the INIT.ORA parameter file. External operating system roles can be granted to both individual database users and global groups.
|
|
| OS Database Administrators | Windows user who can access a specific database instance on a single computer with SYSDBA privileges and without being prompted for a password.
|
|
| OS Database Operators | Windows user who can access a specific database instance on a single computer with SYSOPER privileges and without being prompted for a password.
|
|
