Explain the concept of trusted contexts in DB2 security and how they are used.
- Trusted contexts ensure complete isolation between users and objects
- Trusted contexts establish a trusted connection between users and objects
- Trusted contexts establish an untrusted connection between users and objects
- Trusted contexts have no role in DB2 security
Trusted contexts in DB2 security establish a trusted connection between users and objects, allowing authorized users to access specific objects without having to authenticate repeatedly, enhancing security and efficiency.
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