How many times haven’t I seen applications logging onto the Oracle database as the schema owner. This is definitely not good practice. And usually by the time the DBA discovers this, it’s “to late” to change. I’ve heard managers say: “It will be to expensive and to much of a risk changing this now”. (Note! […]
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