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Foglight for SQL Server (Cartridge) 5.9.5.20 - Deployment Guide

Permissions for SQL PI Repository

If you are using SQL Server Based PI Repository®, ensure that these permissions are set.

 
Table 10. SQL Server Permissions for Create a New PI Repository Database
Server Role

dbcreator

Granted for:

Creating PI Repository Database

 
Table 11. SQL Server Permissions for Using an Existing PI Repository Database
Instance Level
Database Role

VIEW ANY DATABASE

Granted for:

Select Existing Database

db_owner

Granted for:

Insert/delete PI records

Permissions for monitored databases

Ensure that you set the permissions required, based on which database you are using:

•
Permissions for Oracle databases
•
Permissions for SQL Server databases
•
Permissions for SAP ASE databases
•
Permissions for DB2 for LUW databases
•
Permissions for Azure SQL Database

Permissions for Oracle databases

If you are using Oracle®, ensure that these permissions are set.

Grant Select on the following dictionary views:

 
* 
NOTE: For Oracle 12c, replace all the dba_* dictionary views with the cdb prefix (cdb_*)
 
Table 12. Oracle views requiring Select permission
Dictionary view
Dictionary view
Dictionary view

dba_constraints

dba_data_files

dba_db_links

dba_directories

dba_extents

gv_$session

gv_$session_wait

gv_$sort_segment

gv_$spparameter

gv_$sql

v_$logfile

v_$open_cursor

v_$osstat

v_$parameter

v_$pgastat

dba_free_space

dba_indexes

dba_jobs

dba_jobs_running

dba_libraries

gv_$sysstat

gv_$temp_extent_pool

gv_$undostat

obj$

recyclebin$

v_$pq_sysstat

v_$process

v_$recovery_file_dest

v_$resource

v_$result_cache_statistics

dba_objects

dba_profiles

dba_role_privs

dba_roles

dba_rollback_segs

ts$

uet$

user$

v_$archive_dest

v_$archived_log

v_$rman_status

v_$rowcache

v_$segstat

v_$segment_statistics

v_$sess_time_model

dba_scheduler_jobs

dba_scheduler_running_jobs

dba_segments

dba_sequences

dba_sequences

v_$asm_disk

v_$asm_disk_stat

v_$asm_diskgroup

v_$asm_diskgroup

v_$asm_diskgroup_stat

v_$session

v_$session_wait

v_$sesstat

v_$sga

v_$sga_dynamic_components

dba_synonyms

dba_sys_privs

dba_tab_columns

dba_tab_privs

dba_tables

v_$asm_operation

v_$asm_template

v_$cell

v_$controlfile

v_$database

v_$sgainfo

v_$sgastat

v_$spparameter

v_$sql

v_$sql_plan

dba_tablespaces

dba_temp_files

dba_temp_free_space

dba_undo_extents

dba_users

v_$datafile

v_$dataguard_status

v_$dbfile

v_$dispatcher

v_$enqueue_stat

v_$sqlarea

v_$sqltext_with_newlines

v_$standby_log

v_$statname

v_$sysmetric

dba_views

dba_recyclebin

fet$

file$

gv_$archive_dest

v_$enqueue_statistics

v_$event_name

v_$filestat

v_$fixed_table

v_$flash_recovery_area_usage

v_$sysstat

v_$system_event

v_$system_parameter

v_$tablespace

v_$temp_extent_pool

gv_$archived_log

gv_$instance

gv_$instance_cache_transfer

gv_$lock

v_$instance

v_$instance_cache_transfer

v_$iostat_file

v_$librarycache

v_$temp_space_header

v_$tempfile

v_$tempstat

v_$transaction

gv_$pq_sysstat

gv_$rman_configuration

gv_$rman_output

v_$lock

v_$log

v_$log_history

v_$undostat

v_$memory_target_advice

v_$pga_target_advice

v_$sga_target_advice

v_$sql_shared_cursor

gv_$archive_dest_status

gv_$dataguard_stats

gv_$dataguard_status

v_$flashback_database_log

v_$dataguard_config

v_$backup_set_details

v_$session_event

v_$services

Additional configurations for Amazon Oracle RDS instances

There are two user credential options for monitoring Amazon Oracle RDS instances:

•
Master predefined user that comes as part of Amazon Oracle RDS instance
Or
•
Separate user who has either of the following:
•
SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE or SELECT ANY TABLE system privilege
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Grant additional permissions by manually executing the following commands from the master user:
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'FET$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'UET$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'FILE$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'OBJ$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'TS$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'USER$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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EXEC RDSADMIN.RDSADMIN_UTIL.GRANT_SYS_OBJECT(p_obj_name=>'RECYCLEBIN$',p_grantee =>'TEST', p_privilege => 'SELECT');
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