An administrator grants permission for a user to access data in a database. Which of the following actions was performed?
An administrator grants permission for a user to access data in a database. Which of the following actions was performed?
When an administrator grants permission for a user to access data in a database, they are defining how the database and its contents can be accessed and used. This process falls under the category of Data Definition, as it defines aspects of how the database functions, especially concerning access control and permissions. Data Definition Language (DDL) commands in SQL include statements that create and define database structures and permissions, such as CREATE and GRANT.
In the IT Fundamentals+ (ITF+) exam objectives, permissions are listed under the data definition header. This is probably because when creating a database or table, it’s critical to ensure that the right security is implemented. So, Permissions are also considered part of data definition.
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In reality its considered Data Control which is not listed
In an RDBMS, the use of Structured Query Language (SQL) relational methods is critical to creating and updating the database. These relational methods can be split into two types Data Definition Language (DDL) commands refer to SQL commands that add to or modify the structure of the database Data Manipulation Language (DML) commands allow you to insert or update records and extract information from records for viewing (a query): SQL supports a secure access control system where specific user accounts can be granted rights over different objects in the database (tables, columns, and views for instance) and the database itself. When an account creates an object, it becomes the owner of that object, with complete control over it. Permission statements can be considered as Data Definition Language (DDL) commands, like CREATE and DROP.