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To add the ALTER SESSION privilege to a user in Oracle SQL, you need to have the necessary privileges yourself (such as the DBA role) to grant the privilege to the user.
Here is the syntax to grant the ALTER SESSION privilege to a user:
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GRANT ALTER SESSION TO username; |
Replace 'username' with the name of the user to whom you want to grant the ALTER SESSION privilege.
After running the above command, the user will have the ability to execute the ALTER SESSION statement to set session-level parameters for their session.