Answer Posted / Sachin Dev Verma
In PL/SQL, `AUTH_ID` is a system-generated number that uniquely identifies each user. It's automatically assigned when the user account is created. On the other hand, `AUTH_USER` refers to the username that was specified during the account creation process.
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