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Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL 

АвторSubject: Q208
written 19 January 2008 10:09   View profile Jonnik  Edit/Delete  Answer  Answer with quotation
Explanation:
You should use roles to grant a group of privileges to a user. You grant the appropriate privileges to the role and after that grant this role to specific users. By granting to or revoking privileges from the role you can simplify procedure of users privileges maintainance: you don’t need to grant/revoke privileges to/from each user. It’s especially very helpful when you are experiencing a high number of people using the database.
Incorrect Answers:
1: Roles have nothing to do with simplifying the process of creating new users.
2: You can use roles to grant a group of privileges to a user, but they can be not related at all.
5: Roles have nothing to do with user who is constantly traveling.
OCP Introduction to Oracle 9i: SQL Exam Guide, Jason Couchman, p. 365-372
Chapter 8: User Control in Oracle

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