At 04:11 PM 11/04/2005 -0400, you wrote:

> >>So what is the point of having the SYSDBA user if you can't really do
> >>anything with it?
> >
> >
> > Whoo-ee, you sure can do literally *anything* with it. That's why you
> take
> > great care to make sure that the owner of a database and of the objects in
> > it are not SYSDBA, if you are going to be in the position where you can't
> > have SYSDBA access.
> >
>
>They can't drop a constraint while more then one user is connected ;)
>
>For that matter, there is a BUNCH of stuff that SYSDBA can't do when
>another user is connected.

You seem to have lost the plot.

./hb