I have a problem getting my SEQUENCE. I have created a sequence as administrator and have grant select and alter privileges to the other user.
CREATE SEQUENCE "OWNER"."TOT_SEQ" MINVALUE 1000 MAXVALUE 1000000000 INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 1000 CACHE 20 NOORDER NOCYCLE ;
grant select,ALTER on TOT_SEQ to user;
commit;When I do this :
select sequence_name from all_sequences;
TOT_SEQI can see my SEQUENCE in the list.
But I can't access the sequence in my code. using :
select <SEQUNCE_name>.nextval from dual;What am I doing wrong?
34 Answers
You will either have to fully qualify your sequence via:
SELECT <owner>.<sequence name>.nextval FROM dual;Or create a public synonym for it:
CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM TOT_SEQ for OWNER.TOT_SEQ;
SELECT TOT_SEQ.nexval FROM DUAL; 7 Make sure that you create the sequence in uppercase, even if you use lower case in trigger / select statement.
Have you tried using the fully qualified name in your code?
select <owner>.<SEQUNCE_name>.nextval from dual;If you already have, can you edit the question to post the output of the following commands. The "OWNER", "USER" in your examples are a bit confusing.
select sequence, owner from all_sequences where sequence_name = 'TOT_SEQ'; select grantor, table_name, privilege from all_tab_privs where sequence_name = 'TOT_SEQ';
1Double check the priviliges of the schema which you are using. Also verify by putting schema name in the code.