Here is an example of an entry in SYS_ACL that allows everyone to read the SYS_XSLT table (click the link to see the row): [http://nextdb.net/nextdb/rest/geoff/testchars/SYS_ACL/table/SYS_XSLT]
Here is an example of an entry in SYS_ACL that allows everyone to read the SYS_XSLT table (click the link to see the row): [http://nextdb.net/nextdb/rest/geoff/testchars/SYS_ACL/table/SYS_XSLT]
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These are the columns SYS_ACL:
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SYS_ACL has these columns that you muse put data into to form an access control policy:
*actor - must contain a user name defined in SYS_USERS, or star ('*'). Star means "everyone"
*actor - must contain a user name defined in SYS_USERS, or star ('*'). Star means "everyone"
*acess - must contain "read" or "write" (case matters)
*acess - must contain "read" or "write" (case matters)