There are 2 schemas – S1 and S2 in a database. S1 has a table T1 in it. S2 don’t have any privileges on objects of S1. A synonym SYN_T1 is created in the schema S2 for S1.T1 and select privilege is granted to S2 on the synonym. Now, the newly created synonym is dropped. What will be the output of the following query executed from S2: Select * from S1.T1

What are the data base objects for which you can create synonyms?

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There are 2 schemas – S1 and S2 in a database. S1 has a table T1 in it. The following command is executed from the DBA user: Create public synonym S2.SYN_T1 for S1.T1 What will be the result?

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