Lockdown Profiles

Virtual Classroom Seminar 20: Migration to Oracle Multitenant 23ai – Part 2

Needed a long title here. And if you haven’t registered yet, please do so now. Thursday, June 27, 2024, we are going to deliver our (potentially last for this year) Virtual Classroom Seminar 20: Migration to Oracle Multitenant 23ai – Part 2. If you missed part 1, no worries, you can watch it on-demand anytime.

Again, we have an exciting deep-dive tech agenda with lots of bits and pieces, and thinks you may not know yet. Hence, regardless if you are already in the Multitenant architecture, or whether you plan to migrate …

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Having fun with PDB LOCKDOWN PROFILES

In Oracle Database 12.2 (available in the Oracle DBaaS Cloud) there’s a new functionality called “PDB LOCKDOWN PROFILES“. Actually the parameter came already in undocumented and not functional in Oracle Database 12.1.0.2 (see here).

PDB Lockdown Profiles

PDB Lockdown Profiles are meant as a granular way to restrict or enable access – mostly under the aspect of using the database in a highly shared environment but requiring security. The idea is to embed restrictions on-top of a grant, i.e. taking away certain things. As an example you could allow a user logged into a certain PDB …

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