create a new user in oracle

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Create a new user in oracle
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 1.Login to the oracle with password using command

 sql>conn username/password;

 After login type the following command 
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 sql>create user new_user_name identified by  password;

 sql>create user sandeep identified by mishra;
here sandeep is my new user and mishra is the password

 after creation of user the message will be displayed "User created".

 Grant DBA permission to newly created user
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if you want the new user to grant the DBA then type the below command

 sql>grant dba to user_name;

 ex> sql>grant dba to sandeep;

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