This can be accomplished by creating a login trigger that checks
the "PROGRAM" name within V$SESSION. You can create a table that
contains whitelisted program names & simply terminate any session
that uses a program that does not exist within your authorized
list of programs.
Denham Eva wrote:
>
> Hi Gurus
>
> Has anyone ever had to prevent users from accessing the Database from other
> applications other than those sanctioned by the company.
> ie prevent users accessing the database using Microsoft's Access and yet
> still be able to access via the company application which also uses ODBC.
> OR preventing users accessing the DB via sqlplus but still through the app.
>
> I would appreciate any knowledge that can be shared on this topic.
> Many Thanks
> Denham
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