How does DB2 support fine-grained access control for database objects?

  • By allowing administrators to specify permissions at a granular level
  • By granting access to all users equally
  • By providing only coarse-grained access control
  • By restricting access to all database objects
DB2 supports fine-grained access control by enabling administrators to specify permissions at a granular level, such as granting read-only access to certain tables or allowing specific users to modify particular rows. 
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