Oracle allows you to set general access to functions in the database. You can also take the access privs down to the table level. This is fine grained access (FGA). When it is in place, SQL statements get dynamically modified to restrict the results.Setting up conditional access requires the use of an application context and policy. The application context is a pair of attribute and value pairs. These can be set with the SET_CONTEXT procedure of the DBMS_SESSION package. You then define a policy on a table using the DBMS_RLS package. The policy grants or revokes access to table data based on one or more attributes of the application context.
