PostgreSQL - Roles and SecurityWhich of the following best describes a login role in PostgreSQL?AA role used only to group other roles without login capability.BA role that can connect to the database and perform actions.CA temporary session role that disappears after logout.DA role that automatically grants all permissions to users.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of login rolesLogin roles are created to allow users to connect to the database and perform tasks.Step 2: Differentiate from group rolesGroup roles are for organizing users and sharing permissions but cannot login themselves.Final Answer:A role that can connect to the database and perform actions. -> Option BQuick Check:Login role = can connect [OK]Quick Trick: Login roles can connect; group roles cannot [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing group roles with login rolesThinking group roles can loginAssuming login roles have no permissions
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