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Manage users and privileges in Amazon RDS Custom for Oracle with Multitenant option

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This article provides an in-depth guide to managing users and privileges in Amazon RDS Custom for Oracle with the Multitenant option. Key points include:

  • Two types of user accounts: common and local users
  • Common users can access multiple pluggable databases (PDBs)
  • Local users are restricted to a single PDB
  • AWS-managed accounts like C##RDSADMIN and C##RDS_DATAGUARD play critical roles
  • Best practices for user management include:
    • Limit common users
    • Grant minimal necessary privileges
    • Implement strong security measures
    • Regularly audit user activities

The article emphasizes the importance of carefully managing user accounts and privileges in a multitenant Oracle database environment to ensure security and proper access control.



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