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/*
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Abstract:
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This script will create a child script to build all the users in the
database.  It will pull password, QUOTA(s), PROFILE, and defaults for each
user from the data dictionary.  The child script, create_users.sql, can be run
with the DBA role or with the  'CREATE USER' system privilege.


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Requirements:
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DBA role

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Script:
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*/

SET ECHO off
REM NAME:    TFSCRUSR
REM USAGE:"@path/tfscrusr"
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM REQUIREMENTS:
REM    DBA role
REM -------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM PURPOSE:
REM    This script will in turn create a script to build all the
REM    users in the database.  This created script, create_users.sql,
REM    can be run with the DBA role or 'CREATE USER' system privilege.
REM -------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM EXAMPLE:
REM    CREATE USER scott
REM    IDENTIFIED BY  VALUES 'F894844C34402B67'
REM    DEFAULT TABLESPACE TOOLS
REM    TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP
REM    QUOTA -1 ON TOOLS
REM    QUOTA -1 ON USERS
REM    PROFILE DEFAULT;
REM
REM    CREATE USER shaq
REM    IDENTIFIED BY VALUES '3835037579B13ACA'
REM    DEFAULT TABLESPACE USERS
REM    TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP
REM    QUOTA -1 ON USERS
REM    PROFILE DEFAULT;
REM
REM -------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM DISCLAIMER:
REM    This script is provided for educational purposes only. It is NOT
REM    supported by Oracle Support Services.
REM    The script has been tested and appears to work as intended.
REM    You should always run new scripts on a test instance initially.
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Main text of script follows:


set verify off;
set termout off;
set feedback off;
set echo off;
set pagesize 0;

set termout on
prompt Creating user build script...
set termout off;

create table usr_temp( lineno number,
  usr_name varchar2(30),text varchar2(80))
/

DECLARE
 CURSOR usr_cursor IS select username,
                password,
                default_tablespace,
           temporary_tablespace,
                profile
           from sys.dba_users
           where username != 'SYS' AND username != 'SYSTEM'
           order by username;
 CURSOR qta_cursor(c_usr VARCHAR2) IS select tablespace_name,
                decode(max_bytes,-1,0,max_bytes) max_bytes
           from sys.dba_ts_quotas
           where username = c_usr;
 lv_username             sys.dba_users.username%TYPE;
 lv_password             sys.dba_users.password%TYPE;
 lv_default_tablespace   sys.dba_users.default_tablespace%TYPE;
 lv_temporary_tablespace sys.dba_users.default_tablespace%TYPE;
 lv_profile              sys.dba_users.profile%TYPE;
 lv_tablespace_name      sys.dba_ts_quotas.tablespace_name%TYPE;
 lv_max_bytes            sys.dba_ts_quotas.max_bytes%TYPE;
 lv_string               VARCHAR2(80);
 lv_lineno             number:=0;

 procedure write_out(p_line INTEGER, p_name VARCHAR2,
       p_string VARCHAR2) is
 begin
  insert into usr_temp(lineno,usr_name,text) values
       (p_line,p_name,p_string);
 end;


BEGIN
 OPEN usr_cursor;
 LOOP
  FETCH usr_cursor INTO lv_username,
               lv_password,
               lv_default_tablespace,
               lv_temporary_tablespace,
               lv_profile;
  EXIT WHEN usr_cursor%NOTFOUND;
  lv_lineno:=1;
  lv_string:=('CREATE USER '||lower(lv_username));
  write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
  lv_lineno:=lv_lineno+1;
  if lv_password IS NULL then
    lv_string:='IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY';
  else
    lv_string:=('IDENTIFIED BY VALUES '''||lv_password||'''');
  end if;
  write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
  lv_lineno:=lv_lineno+1;
  lv_string:='DEFAULT TABLESPACE '||lv_default_tablespace;
  write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
  lv_lineno:=lv_lineno+1;
  lv_string:='TEMPORARY TABLESPACE '||lv_temporary_tablespace;
  write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
lv_lineno:=lv_lineno+1;
  OPEN qta_cursor(lv_username);
  LOOP
   FETCH qta_cursor INTO lv_tablespace_name,
               lv_max_bytes;
   EXIT WHEN qta_cursor%NOTFOUND;
   lv_lineno:=lv_lineno+1;
   if lv_max_bytes IS NULL then
     lv_string:='QUOTA UNLIMITED ON '||lv_tablespace_name;
   else
     lv_string:='QUOTA '||lv_max_bytes||' ON '||lv_tablespace_name;
   end if;
   write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
  END LOOP;
  CLOSE qta_cursor;
  lv_string:=('PROFILE '||lv_profile||';');
  write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
  lv_lineno:=lv_lineno+1;
  lv_string:='                    ';
  write_out(lv_lineno,lv_username,lv_string);
 END LOOP;
 CLOSE usr_cursor;

END;
/

spool cr_users.sql
set heading off
set recsep off
col test format a80 word_wrap

prompt spool cr_users.log
select text
from usr_temp
order by usr_name, lineno;
prompt spool off
spool off;

drop table usr_temp;

/*
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=========
Examples:
=========

CREATE USER scott
IDENTIFIED BY VALUES 'F894844C34402B67'
DEFAULT TABLESPACE TOOLS
TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP
QUOTA -1 ON TOOLS
QUOTA -1 ON USERS
PROFILE DEFAULT;

CREATE USER shaq
IDENTIFIED BY VALUES '3835037579B13ACA'
DEAFULT TABLESPACE USERS
TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP
QUOTA -1 ON USERS
PROFILE DEFAULT;


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Overview:
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The "Tales from the Scrypt" (TFTS)series is a collection of scripts, SQL
statements and PL/SQL functions/procedures.  It is an attempt to organize in a
central location and single format many of the scripts that one might use in
daily database activities.

Material has been supplied by Support Services analysts, Oracle instructors,
consultants, field support personnel, Oracle users and others. It is our hope
that this collection will continue to grow.

The entries in this collection have received varying levels of testing, but in
ALL cases, you should test these scripts yourself in a non-production
environment before relying on them.


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