Access Control rules are applied to a specific table, like the Incident table. What is the object name for a rule that applies to the entire Incident table (all rows and fields)?
Access Control rules are applied to a specific table, like the Incident table. What is the object name for a rule that applies to the entire Incident table (all rows and fields)?
Access control rules use a notation to identify specific parts of the system to which the rules apply. When a rule is applied to a table and all of its fields, the notation used is the table name followed by a dot and an asterisk. Therefore, the object name for a rule that applies to the entire Incident table (all rows and fields) is 'incident.*'.
incident.* rule applies to all fields on the table that are NOT controlled by a specific field rule. i.e. if there are no field rules on any of the field it can represent the whole table, but as long as there's even one specific field rule it will represent all the other fields in the table but NOT this one. Hence A cannot be the correct answer. incident.None rule represents access to the table as a whole. It's the correct answer.
D. incident.None The answer is D. As seen in SNAF Page 368
incident.None includes all fields and column (entire table) then comes the part where any specific field are not to be included which is done by include.field here comes to play the incident.* (wildcard) that includes all the fields except one defined by include.field. thus correct option will be incident.None
Answer: table.--None-- applies to the entire table - Pg 158 Vancouver SNAF Table. --*-- Represents all other fields in the table
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