Definer’s Rights and Invoker’s Rights in PL/SQL | Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial Videos | Mr.Vijay Kumar

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[@my_memory_lane8624]

Nicely Explained Thanks concept is clear

[@roysahaarnab]

Thanks for amazing tutorial. Concept became crystal clear to me now.

[@vilasgaikwad4141]

Excellent explanation

[@abhi20aug]

Thanks so much for explaining it! we always create package and proc in custom schema, and then those pkgs on schema's like HR and GL, then if dont use authid current_user, your proc fails , nicely explained

[@shashank2004]

Nice explanation sir,pls make a video on hints...

[@matiashuamani4634]

I really liked your video. thanks a lot, greetings from Peru.

[@prakashbadekar1497]

we can Add User name.table name also

[@ramchinthakayala2092]

What will happen if there is no temp table in user2 schema while you are trying to execute user1 procedure with invoker right?

[@AAli560045]

Why can't we simply execute myproc from user2? myproc procedure is also created in user2

[@naveedbanka]

very nice Sir

[@balajivenkatprabhu2183]

Need performance tuning session

[@nareshtamiri2891]

Thank you sir

[@krakraichbinda]

Thank you!