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4. The Roles page would display up as shown in figure 5 below. Click on the CREATE button to create a role.



Figure 5. Create Role tab


5. The Create Role window would display the window as shown in figure 6 below.



Figure 6. Create Role Window



After entering the relevant fields in the window you can check the sql query by clicking on the button "Show SQL" which will be executed by em to create the role.



Figure 7. Show Sql Window


Return back to previous window by clicking back button and click OK Button to create the role and following window will appear .



Figure 8. Role Created Window


This shows that role ‘DBA_ROLE’ has been created in the database.





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obiwizzy said:

  the DBA_role that has been created, does hit mean that which ever user given this role has administrative privileges
February 12, 2007, 2:48 pm

itdev said:

  It does not unless the created DBA_role has been granted all DBA priviledges.
April 26, 2007, 6:02 am

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