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    The document connects as sysdba and creates three tablespaces for different database objects, creates two profiles with different session and password limits, creates three roles, and then creates three users assigning them the appropriate tablespace, profile, and role permissions. The users then connect and create various tables in their assigned tablespaces.

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    The document connects as sysdba and creates three tablespaces for different database objects, creates two profiles with different session and password limits, creates three roles, and then creates three users assigning them the appropriate tablespace, profile, and role permissions. The users then connect and create various tables in their assigned tablespaces.

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    The document connects as sysdba and creates three tablespaces for different database objects, creates two profiles with different session and password limits, creates three roles, and then creates three users assigning them the appropriate tablespace, profile, and role permissions. The users then connect and create various tables in their assigned tablespaces.

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    SQL> connect sys/welcome as sysdba;

    Connected.
    SQL> create tablespace human_resources datafile 'hr1.dbf' size 20m, 'hr2.dbf' size
    30m;

    Tablespace created.

    SQL> create tablespace loan_managment datafile 'lm1.dbf' size 30m, 'lm2.dbf' size
    40m;

    Tablespace created.

    SQL> create tablespace marketing datafile 'mr1.dbf' size 20m;

    Tablespace created.

    SQL> create profile profile12 LIMIT


    2 sessions_per_user 2
    3 password_life_time 30
    4 password_lock_time 3
    5 failed_login_attempts 4;

    Profile created.

    SQL> create profile profile3 LIMIT


    2 sessions_per_user 3
    3 password_life_time 20
    4 password_lock_time 3
    5 failed_login_attempts 3;

    Profile created.

    SQL> create role r1;

    Role created.

    SQL> create role r2;

    Role created.

    SQL> create role r3;

    Role created.

    SQL> create user hrr


    2 identified by hr123
    3 default tablespace human_resources
    4 TEmporary tablespace TEMP
    5 profile default
    6 account unlock;

    User created.

    SQL> create user lmm


    2 identified by lm123
    3 default tablespace loan_managment
    4 TEmporary tablespace TEMP
    5 profile default
    6 account unlock;

    User created.

    SQL> create user mrr


    2 identified by mr123
    3 default tablespace marketing
    4 TEmporary tablespace TEMP
    5 profile default
    6 account unlock;

    User created.

    SQL> alter user hrr profile profile12;

    User altered.

    SQL> alter user lmm profile profile12;

    User altered.

    SQL> alter user mrr profile profile3;

    User altered.

    SQL> grant all privileges to r1;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> grant r1 to hrr;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> grant create session, connect, create table, resource, select any table to r2;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> grant create session, connect, create table, resource, select any table to r3;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> grant r2 to lmm;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> grant r3 to mrr;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> connect hrr/hr123;


    Connected.
    SQL> create table data_employee (
    2 id number(10) primary key,
    3 name varchar(15),
    4 date_first varchar(17),
    5 rank varchar(5),
    6 notes varchar(88));

    Table created.

    SQL> create table employee_date (


    2 id number(10),
    3 datef varchar(10),
    4 datee varchar(19),
    5 free varchar(22),
    6 foreign key(id) references data_employee (id));

    Table created.

    SQL> connect lmm/lm123;


    Connected.

    SQL> create table customer (


    2 id number(10) primary key,
    3 name_customer varchar(20));

    Table created.

    SQL> create table loan (


    2 firstdate varchar(12),
    3 endfirst varchar(13),
    4 type varchar(12),
    5 foreign key(id) references customer (id));

    Table created.

    SQL> alter table loan add (id_loan number(10) primary key);

    Table altered.

    SQL> grant references on lmm.loan to mrr;

    Grant succeeded.

    SQL> create table adver (


    2 id number(12) primary key,
    3 id_loan number(10),
    4 name_adver varchar(12),
    5 cost_adver number(12),
    6 date_adverr varchar(12),
    7 foreign key(id_loan) references lmm.loan (id_loan));

    Table created.

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