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DROP_TABLE - Can drop any table (regular or volatile) in the schema. Indirectly allows
the grantee to drop any dependent object on the table such as constraints, indexes, triggers,
and synonyms.
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DROP_TRIGGER - Can drop any trigger in the schema.
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DROP_VIEW - Can drop any regular view in the schema.
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ALL - Can have all privileges (SELECT, DELETE, INSERT, UPDATE, EXECUTE, and
REFERENCES) that apply to the object type.
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ALL_DDL - Any table, view, materialized view, or procedure created in the schema after
this privilege is granted will be able to perform any DDL privilege, including all variants
of CREATE, DROP, and ALTER.
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ALL_DML - Any table, view, materialized view, or procedure created in the schema after
this privilege is granted will be able to perform any DML privilege, including DELETE,
EXECUTE, INSERT, REFERENCES, SELECT, or UPDATE.
General Rules for column-list
Names the columns to which the SELECT, UPDATE, or REFERENCES privileges apply. If you
specify SELECT, UPDATE or REFERENCES without column names, the privileges apply to all
columns of the table or view.
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