What are three SQL keywords used to change or set someone?s
permissions?
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Answer / shraddha
The three SQL keywords are grant ,revoke and deny.
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Answer / trived.r
this used to changes the permissions on database
this DCL(DATA CONTROL LANGUGE)STATEMENT
*)GRANT---THIS IS ACCESS GARANTED ON PARTICLUR DB OR
USER
*)DENY----THIS IS PARTICLUR USER WAITING FOR ACCESS WHILE
TME WHEN COMMETED THE DATA THEN PERMISSION ON DB
*)REVOKE--- THIS STATEMENT USE THE USER HAVE NO PERMISIONS
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