Use this clause to change the definition of an existing synonym without first dropping it. Specify OR REPLACE to re-create the synonym if it already exists. To create a PUBLIC synonym, you must have the CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM system privilege.ĭescription of the illustration create_synonym.gif To create a private synonym in another user's schema, you must have the CREATE ANY SYNONYM system privilege. To create a private synonym in your own schema, you must have the CREATE SYNONYM system privilege. Verb, past participle amended, replacement.See Also: Oracle Database Concepts for general information on synonyms.Verb, past tense amended, replacement, substitutes.Verb, past participle adapted, added, addressed, adjusted, affected, aligned, altered, anticipated, applied, appointed, assigned, balanced, banned, become, built, called, cancelled, combined, compensated, completed, concluded, confused, considered, continued, converted, corrected, counterbalanced, covered, customized, cut, defined, deposed, developed, discontinued, distributed, diverted, done, drawn, dropped, edited, established, exchanged, expected, expressed, extended, filled, fit, focused, foreseen, given, gone, handed, held, identified, imposed, included, incorporated, information, intended, involved, left, let, lifted, made, maintained, matched, member, misplaced, modified, moved, noted, observed, offset, opposed, overcome, overthrown, overturned, paid, paragraph, place, placed, planned, pointed, posed, posted, prepared, presented, processed, produced, projected, put, raised, rebuilt, reconstructed, recovered, reduced, refined, reformed, regulation, released, relieved, relinquished, relocated, removed, renewed, renovated, repeated, represented, restored, return, reversed, revised, routed, said, scheduled, secretariat, seen, selected, set, shared, society, sold, spent, spread, stated, step, stopped, suited, suppressed, surrendered, tailored, taken, terminated, traded, transformed, travelled, turned, understood, used, varied, withdrawn, worn, written, Abolished, Abrogated, Accommodated, Achieved, Acted, Allowed, Asked, Awarded, Been, Borne, Brought, Carried, Ceded, Deemed, Defended, Deleted, Delivered, Deployed, Deprecated, Displaced, Drafted, Earmarked, Eliminated, Enacted, Erased, Evolved, Exceeded, Followed, Happened, Inserted, Installed, Introduced, Knocked, Met, Migrated, Obtained, Occurred, Ousted, Overtaken, Passed, Reimbursed, Remedied, Remitted, Repealed, Replenished, Returned, Revoked, Screened, Shifted, Shown, Slowed, Transferred, Viewed, Visited, Yielded, Commuted, Created, Preempted, Provided, Pushed, Subjected, Submitted, Succeeded, Supplanted, Supplemented, Surpassed, Switched, Regulations, upgraded, improvements, allocated, rephrased, restated, reinstated, reformulated, remanufactured, reworded, redesigned, complemented, updated, revamped, monitored, laid, re-established, redrafted, superceded, overriden.
Verb, past tense altered, built, completed, concluded, eliminate, established, exchanged, handed, held, led, left, moved, offset, owned, place, placed, presented, put, resolved, resolving, revised, rotated, said, set, settled, solved, solving, spent, suggested, turned, used, Awarded, Caused, Delivered, Eliminated, Followed, Gave, Got, Happened, Introduced, Issued, Occurred, Passed, Referred, Shifted, Took, Transferred, Created, Provided, Submitted, Succeeded, Surpassed, Switched, unleashed, triggered, outpaced, reshuffled, pre-empted, superceded.Proper noun, singular replacement, replacements, replaces, supersedes.having another in one's place (adjective).having another in its place (adjective).
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