Revoke CREATE SESSION Privilege in Oracle

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How To Revoke CREATE SESSION Privilege from a User in Oracle?

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If you take away the CREATE SESSION privilege from a user, you can use the REVOKE command as shown in the following example script:

>.\bin\sqlplus /nolog
SQL> connect SYSTEM/fyicenter

SQL> REVOKE CREATE SESSION FROM dev;
Revoke succeeded.

SQL> GRANT CREATE SESSION TO dev;
Grant succeeded.

This script restored the CREATE SESSION privilege to user "dev", so you can continue other example scripts below.

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