on 08-11-2016 10:21 AM
Hi,
This is because the user you are using doesn't have the rights itself.
The option you are refering to is, "WITH GRANT OPTION".
Example: grant select on schema TESTSCHEMA to _SYS_REPO WITH GRANT OPTION;
User A needs authorization on these schema's, with grant option in order for user A to be able to grant the rights to user B.
You'll need a system admin to grant you the rights.
Greets!
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Hello Jonathan ,
Thanks for the reply , So I have to ask my admin to grant access right ?
I used
GRANT CREATE ANY ON SCHEMA CHARAN999 TO _SYS_REPO WITH GRANT OPTION
this statement just added _sys_bic & _sys_bi to the object privileges but I am not able to check in the YES box. So how can My admin give grant access to me. Do you know what setting he has to make to provide access ?
thanks in advance.
Hi,
You need to check the owner of the schema, which you can do with the sql below.
After this, you can go to HANA development perspective, tab page system, under security and then users.
You'll find the schema in the object priviledges tab page, with the grantable to Yes (should be).
This user will have authorization to grant you the rights you are looking for so ask a system admin (since this will probably be such a user) to logon and grant you the rights using the SQL below.
GRANT CREATE ANY ON SCHEMA CHARAN999 TO[The user you want] WITH GRANT OPTION.
I hope this helps.
Jonathan
sai,
you cannot auto assign on the same user. you need to request this from a user with higher access.
please make a requst from one of your admins
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