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Your job does not end when you create a database; you still have to get the data into it and ensure that those who have a need to use it can do so. This chapter discusses how to control users and how to get large amounts of data in and out of databases. User management and data loading are two common chores performed by database administrators.
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© 2009 Iggy Fernandez
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(2009). User Management and Data Loading. In: Beginning Oracle Database 11g Administration. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0628-6_8
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