Guide to Creating Roles in MySQL
Create a Role
Write a MySQL query to create a new role named "db_reader".
Solution:
-- This command creates a new role named 'db_reader' in the database system
-- Roles can be used to manage permissions for multiple users efficiently
CREATE ROLE 'db_reader';
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- The goal is to define a new role that can group specific privileges.
- This demonstrates the CREATE ROLE statement for easier privilege management.
- Key Components:
- CREATE ROLE 'db_reader' : Creates a role with the name "db_reader".
- Real-World Application:
- Roles simplify privilege assignment by allowing multiple users to inherit the same set of permissions.
Notes:
- Role management is available in MySQL 8.0 and later.
- Ensure that your MySQL version supports role management.
For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:
- Write a MySQL query to create a new role "data_analyst" with no initial privileges.
- Write a MySQL query to create a role "db_admin" that will later be assigned comprehensive administrative privileges.
- Write a MySQL query to create a role "app_user" ensuring that the role name is treated as case-sensitive.
- Write a MySQL query to create a role "reporting_role" intended for users generating analytical reports.
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