Manage Oracle Cloud Operator Access
Describes how to grant temporary access to your database for an Oracle Cloud Operator.
Oracle Cloud Operators do not have authorization to access your data or any other information in your database schemas. When access to your database schemas is required to troubleshoot or mitigate an issue, you can allow a cloud operator to access your Autonomous Database schemas for a limited time.
You allow a cloud operator to access the database schemas by running the
procedure DBMS_CLOUD_ADMIN.ENABLE_OPERATOR_ACCESS
. This means if you file a
service request with Oracle Cloud Support and Oracle Cloud Operators need to access your
database schemas, you must also enable operator access by running DBMS_CLOUD_ADMIN.ENABLE_OPERATOR_ACCESS
.
Topics
- Enable Cloud Operator Access
Describes the steps to enable Cloud Operator access on an Autonomous Database instance. - Disable Cloud Operator Access
Describes the steps to disable Cloud Operator access on an Autonomous Database instance.
Parent topic: Security
Enable Cloud Operator Access
Describes the steps to enable Cloud Operator access on an Autonomous Database instance.
DBMS_CLOUD_ADMIN.ENABLE_OPERATOR_ACCESS
allows access only to the Cloud Operator and does not enable access
for any other user.
All operations performed by the Cloud Operator are stored in the view
DBA_OPERATOR_ACCESS
. See View Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Operations Actions for more information.
Parent topic: Manage Oracle Cloud Operator Access
Disable Cloud Operator Access
Describes the steps to disable Cloud Operator access on an Autonomous Database instance.
Parent topic: Manage Oracle Cloud Operator Access