PostgreSQL - Roles and SecurityWhich PostgreSQL feature helps restrict user access to specific tables?AVACUUMBCREATE INDEXCGRANT commandDEXPLAINCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify commands related to access controlGRANT is used to give permissions to users on tables.Step 2: Understand other commands are unrelatedCREATE INDEX speeds queries, VACUUM cleans storage, EXPLAIN shows query plans.Final Answer:GRANT command -> Option CQuick Check:Access control command = GRANT [OK]Quick Trick: Use GRANT to control who can access tables [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing GRANT with indexingThinking VACUUM controls accessUsing EXPLAIN for permissions
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