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Compared to imperative security, declarative security has two main advantages: Being part of the metadata, declarative security can be identified and assessed without exhaustive analysis of the application s IL code. Declarative security can be developed and modified independent of the functional code. As a result, a division of labor is possible: developer X, the functionality guru, writes the application, and developer Y, the security guru, tinkers with the security attributes. A disadvantage of declarative security is its coarse targeting. Declarative security can be attributed to a class as a whole but not to the parts of the class and not to specific instances. Declarative security can be attributed to a method as a whole, without the exact specification of when and under what circumstances the special rights might be needed. Imperative security, in contrast, allows the method to behave more flexibly: Can I do this No OK, then I ll do it some other way. Let s see. Can I do that

We can run the following query against that view to find the five currently hottest blocks and join that information to the DBA_OBJECTS view to see what segments they belong to The query orders the rows in X$BH by the TCH (touch count) column and keeps the first five Then we join the X$BH information to DBA_OBJECTS by X$BHOBJ to DBA_OBJECTSDATA_OBJECT_ID: sys@ORA10G> select tch, file#, dbablk, 2 case when obj = 4294967295 3 then 'rbs/compat segment' 4 else (select max( '('||object_type||') ' || 5 owner || '' || object_name ) || 6 decode( count(*), 1, '', ' maybe!' ) 7 from dba_objects.

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A declarative security attribute has three characteristics: the target, the metadata item to which it is attributed; the permission, a description of the rights that interest the target; and the action, a description of the precise way the target is interested in these rights. The nine declarative security actions are intended for different targets and take effect at different stages of the application execution. The earliest stage of execution is the initial loading of the assembly s prime module and analysis of its manifest. Three declarative actions, targeting the assembly, take effect at this stage: Request Minimum: This action specifies that the permission is a minimum requirement for the assembly to be executed. If the minimal permissions are not specified, the assembly is granted all rights according to the existing security policy. These rights, however, might be reduced by other already running parts of the application, by means of a Deny or Permit Only action. Request Optional: This action specifies that the permission is useful to have but is not vital for the assembly execution. Request Refuse: This action specifies that the permission should not be granted even if the security policy is willing to grant it. This action might be used to ensure that the assembly does not have rights it does not need, thus providing a shield against possible bugs in the assembly itself and against malicious code that might try to coerce the assembly to do something it shouldn t. The next stage of the application execution is the loading of its classes and their members. Only one declarative action, targeting classes and methods, plays a role at this stage:

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Inheritance Demand: For classes, this action specifies the permission that all classes descending from this one must have For methods, this action specifies the permission that all methods overriding this one must have Obviously, this action makes sense for virtual methods only After the classes and their members have been loaded, the IL code of the invoked methods is JIT compiled The declarative action targeting classes and methods takes effect at this stage: Link Demand: This action specifies the permission that all callers of this method must have or, if the target is a class, the permission that any method of this class must have For example, if you have a method that formats the system drive, you want to ensure that this method cannot be successfully called from some rogue code that has no right to do so This action is limited to the immediate caller only.

This example is much cleaner and easier to read, since nearly all the echo statements, quotes, and redirection syntax have been removed. Also, commented (#), blank, and quoted lines can be entered without further issues arising, as they won t be evaluated by the shell. Some characters may need to be escaped if you want them to be included in your output. The dollar sign ($) and the back-tick or back-quote (`) need to be escaped with a backslash (\) because otherwise the shell will evaluate them and attempt to use them with their normal meanings. This slight modification of the here-document adds the hyphen (-) following the initial redirection:

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