Object Privileges: GRANT execute ON dbms_lock TO GRANT execute ON dbms_lock TO uwclass; ALLOCATE_UNIQUE: Allocates a unique lock identifier (in the range of to ) given a lock name. The amount of time a user or application has slept through the USER_LOCK.SLEEP or DBMS_LOCK.SLEEP procedures. When investigating Oracle Wait-Events we often look at those events where applications consume precious system resources or are in direct contention with other users or applications. Get Drivers License With Itin Number there.

The system packages are treated specially, depending on the value of the initialisation parameter O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY. If that is FALSE, which is the default since Oracle 9i, then ANY privileges don't apply to the data dictionary. The documentation refers to this as 'dictionary protection'. The closest I can find in the security guide - and - only refer to tables as examples. Oracle Support note 174753.1, however, explicitly states that dictionary protection supersedes grant any object privilege.