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Hello students, as of here is an sql statement that grants the privilege to the user accounts a, b, c and d and then creates the whiff to restrict the attributes for the account b.
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So, where these statements are used to control the access to the specific tables and the columns within the database.
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So, as of here you can see the first is to grant the privilege to the account with the a as account a is grant with the select insert update with this select insert update delete on the employee table.
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So, on the employee department, department location project on depends.
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So, here the grant option here you can see the grant option is used to allow the grant a to grant these privileges to the other users.
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Whereas next as it sets the propagation time limit for the account a up to the 5.
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So, where the statement sets a limit on how many accounts a can further propagate the privilege up to.
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So, we have here assigned the 5 as up to they can apply they can like further it can have the accounts up to the limit of the 5.
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The next is within grant with the privilege to the account b.
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So, same with the grant b similar to that grant as the account b is granted select insert as well as the delete options.
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Where in a grant account b select insert and update as well as the delete privilege on a specific column on the employee department and as well as with the employee locations like the department location and the project as they works on with it.
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So, the grant privilege to the account c with the account c is granted to select insert as well as update and delete privileges works on with the table...