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A. CREATE USER ,jenny,@,%, IDENTIFIED WITH sha256_password BY 'SecretPass123!,;

B. CREATE USER ,jenny,@'%, WITH HASHED(password,,SecretPass123!,), PASSWORD EXPIRE

C. CREATE USER ,jenny,0,%t IDENTIFIED BY ,SecretPass123!, PASSWORD EXPIRE;

D. CREATE USER ,jenny,@,localhost, IDENTIFIED BY (,SecretPass123!,,,256,, Expired)

E. CREATE USER ,jenny *@,localhost, IDENTIFIED WITH HASH PASSWORD(,SecretPass123!,)

A. You forgot to create the correct SSL/TLC certificate during the setup process.

B. The OCI instance is still in the "creation" process.

C. Only root is allowed to access from non-localhost.

D. The opc user can be used to access MySQL only with the created SSH-Key.

E. You forgot to enable port 3306.

A. ALTER TABLE city LESS population;

B. ALTER TABLE city DROP population;

C. ALTER TABLE city DELETE population;

D. DELETE population FROM city;

E. DROP population FROM city;

A. SMS-notification tab on the dashboard

B. Application-to-application messaging

C. Browser pop-ups

D. Email

E. Direct support call from an Oracle representative

A. Data is encrypted automatically, in real time, after it is written to storage.

B. Tablespace keys are managed manually behind the scenes.

C. Enables data-at-rest encryption by encrypting the physical files of the database.

D. Encryption key is stored in a centralized key memory location

A. Create user by using CREATE USER 'newuser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH 'Sh@256Pa33';

B. Add --default_authentication_plugin=sha256_password on the command line when you invoke the server.

C. Add default_authentication_plugin=sha256_password under [mysqld] in the configuration file.

D. Create user by using CREATE USER 'newuser' @'localhost' SET PASSWORD AS 'Sh@256Pa33';

A. The tablespace data is encrypted first and then compression is performed.

B. The compression is performed, the ''data_at_rest_flag" is turned on and the tablespace data is encrypted.

C. The compression is performed before tablespace data is encrypted.

D. The system generates an error because the COMPRESSION and ENCRYPTION options cannot be used together.

A. MySQL Enterprise Authentication determines what operation the user can perform.

B. MySQL Enterprise Authentication supports Linux Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM).

C. MySQL Enterprise Edition automatically connects to Oracle Password Vault to verify user passwords..

D. MySQL Enterprise Authentication makes it more difficult to set up security because you have different sets of security policies.

E. MySQL Enterprise Authentication supports Windows Active Directory.