This is a discussion on deploying plsql code to Oracle via script - secure design? within the HP-UX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> On HPUX 11. Somewhat new to Unix. As a design question.. Say you wanted to write a script that ...
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| On HPUX 11. Somewhat new to Unix. As a design question.. Say you wanted to write a script that enable a unix user (from the command line) on one unix box to deploy code to an Oracle DB located on another box (don't ask why). Say you wanted that user to only be able to deploy that code into the database through that script, but never wanted to give away password to the DB, or unix passwords to the server which serves the DB. Say you wanted this script to run in real time and return codes indicating the code compiled and was inserted? Can this be done securely? With REMSH? SQLPLUS? Would it ever be valid to say that any solution that the most secure way to accomplish is a hold directory a delayed cron or deamon process that would scan for files as the right user on each side? Thanks in advance. |