Explain Access Control Lists.
Answer / Harish Chandra Kanojia
Access Control Lists (ACLs) in MySQL are a way to manage user permissions at the table and column level. They allow fine-grained control of who can access specific tables or columns, read or write data, or perform certain actions like granting or revoking privileges. ACLs can be set using GRANT and REVOKE statements.
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