How do I grant access to all tables in a schema in db2?

How do I grant access to all tables in a schema in db2?

How to grant select privileges on all tables for DB2

1. MYDB=””
2. MYSCHEMA=””
3. MYUSER=””
4. db2 “CONNECT TO $MYDB”
5. DBTABLES=`db2 -x “SELECT tabname FROM syscat.tables WHERE tabschema=UPPER(‘$MYSCHEMA’)”`
6. for TABLENAME in $DBTABLES;
7. do db2 “GRANT SELECT ON $MYSCHEMA.$TABLENAME TO USER $MYUSER”
8. done.

How do you create a schema in db2?

Create a new Schema db2 create schema authroization

How do I grant access privileges to user in db2?

1 Answer

1. Opened the DB2 GUI (was easiest to do this way).
2. Connected to the desired database as db2admin.
3. Added my logon to the database as a user.
4. GRANT all authorities to that id (my id).
5. Disconnect.
6. Connect to the desired database as my id.
7. GRANT all authorities to db2admin.
8. Disconnect.

What are schemas in DB2?

A schema is a collection of named objects; it provides a way to group those objects logically. A schema is also a name qualifier; it provides a way to use the same natural name for several objects, and to prevent ambiguous references to those objects.

What is the correct syntax for grant command?

The Syntax for the GRANT command is: [WITH GRANT OPTION]; privilege_name is the access right or privilege granted to the user. Some of the access rights are ALL, EXECUTE, and SELECT.

How to grant alterinauth on a schema in DB2?

The first 3 privileges can be granted by e.g. GRANT ALTERINAUTH ON SCHEMA TO USER . But this don’t work for the last 4 columns. The Knowledge Center tells that this are implicit privileges, but I can’t find any hint, how a user or a group can get this privileges implicit or explicit. Does anybody know when or how e.g. INYSERTINAUT is set to Y?

How to grant DB2 privileges to schemas?

I am currently working on some DB2 work which requires me to grant the following privileges to all the tables within a schema: GRANT SELECT, INDEX, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, DROP, ALTER, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES ON MY_SCRATCH_SCHEMA.* to ‘MY_USER’@’%’;

What does the grant statement do in DB2?

The Db2 GRANT statement grants privileges to authorization IDs. There is a separate form of the statement for each of these classes of privilege: Collection. Database. Function or stored procedure. Package. Plan. Schema. Sequence.

How does the set schema statement work in DB2?

If the package is bound with the DYNAMICRULES BIND option, this statement does not affect the qualifier used for unqualified database object references. The statement can be embedded in an application program or issued interactively.