Oracle 5.0 Reference Manual page 602

Table Name
Privilege columns
Other columns
The and
Timestamp Grantor
For verification of requests that involve stored routines, the server may consult the
which has the columns shown in the following table.
Table 6.5.
procs_priv
Table Name
Scope columns
Privilege columns
Other columns
The table exists as of MySQL 5.0.3. The
procs_priv
5.0.6. It is an column with values of
ENUM
routine the row refers to. This column enables privileges to be granted separately for a function and a
procedure with the same name.
The and
Timestamp Grantor
[959]
CURRENT_USER
here.
Scope columns in the grant tables contain strings. They are declared as shown here; the default value
for each is the empty string.
Table 6.6. Grant Table Scope Column Types
Column Name
Host
User
Password
Db
Table_name
Column_name
Routine_name
For access-checking purposes, comparisons of User, Password, Db, and
are case sensitive. Comparisons of Host, Column_name, and
sensitive.
Privilege System Grant Tables
tables_priv
Table_priv
Column_priv
Timestamp
Grantor
columns currently are unused and are discussed no further here.
Table Columns
'FUNCTION'
columns are set to the current timestamp and the
value, respectively. However, they are unused and are discussed no further
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columns_priv
Column_name
Column_priv
Timestamp
procs_priv
Host
Db
User
Routine_name
Routine_type
Proc_priv
Timestamp
Grantor
column was added in MySQL
Routine_type
or to indicate the type of
'PROCEDURE'
Type
CHAR(60)
CHAR(16)
CHAR(41)
CHAR(64)
CHAR(64)
CHAR(64)
CHAR(64)
Routine_name
table,
procs_priv
values
Table_name
values are not case