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I am a student of Undergraduate studies , and I am facing little problem in granting rights of ownership to a user A to a stored procedure being owned by user B in database Oracle 10g mode =xe. Please help me in writing sql commands for granting rights of ownership on stored procedure xyz to another user A. I'm not sure that I understand what you mean by "rights of ownership". If User B owns a stored procedure, User B can grant User A permission to run the stored procedure GRANT EXECUTE ON b.procedure_name TO a User A would then call the procedure using the fully qualified name, i.e. BEGIN b

How can I get the owner and group IDs of a directory using Python under Linux? Use os.stat() to get the uid and gid of the file. Then, use pwd.getpwuid() and grp.getgrgid() to get the user and group names respectively. import grp import pwd import os stat_info = os.stat('/path') uid = stat_info.st_uid gid = stat_info.st_gid print uid, gid user = pwd.getpwuid(uid)[0] group = grp.getgrgid(gid)[0] print user, group Since Python 3.4.4, the Path class of pathlib module provides a nice syntax for this: from pathlib import Path whatever = Path("relative/or/absolute/path/to_whatever") if whatever

I was looking at this question and I'm wondering now, what is the meaning of nil as the owner in component constructor. SomeComponent := TSomeComponent.Create(nil); I know, that I should free it by myself when using this constructor, but is that the only reason to pass the owner at creation ? And what happens, when I forget to free it and close my application - does it mean that this object remains in memory as a garbage ? Thanks a lot :) It means that you're responsible for freeing it yourself. If you drop a component on a form, it's constructed with the form as the owner. This means that

Is there a way to set php running under apache to create folders with the folder owned by the owner of the program that creates it instead of being owned by apache? Using word press it creates new folders to upload into but these are owned by apache.apache and not by the site that they are running in. This also happens using ostickets. For now we have to SSH into the server and chmod the folder, but it would seem there would be a setting somewhere to override the ownership outside of any program that does it. Sanhe Safe_mode is turn on on your server. The function mkdir() creates folder with

I want to use WPF windows in a legacy win32 application. I'd like to behave them in a similar way, like the WPF window always being displayed on top of the win32 window. For this I'd like to set the owner of the WPF window to the win32 windows, but I got no idea how to achieve this. Any help here? Since the answer is hidden behind some link, here the code that did the trick: System::Windows::Interop::WindowInteropHelper^ helper = gcnew System::Windows::Interop::WindowInteropHelper(myWpfChildWindow); helper->Owner = (System::IntPtr)myMainWindowHWND; This article shows how to get the handles for

In Win32 programming, what is the difference between a window's parent and a window's owner? I thought I had it figured out, then I came across this code: SetWindowLong(handle, GWL_HWNDPARENT, foo); This actually sets the window's owner, not the parent - despite the GWL_HWNDPARENT being used. Are the terms parent/owner interchangeable, or is there actually a difference? Owner is the Window* responsible for a control or dialog (for example, responsible for creating/destroying the window). Parent is the next-senior window* to a control or dialog in the window chain, but isn't actually