Hello and thank you for your prompt reply to my question about an.

Hello and thank you for your prompt reply to my question about an.

Hello and thank you for your prompt reply to my question about an audit tool.

The bellow question I asked to another tutor but I did not understand his/her answer because it plagiarized the answer in addition to not explaining where the sample and page quoted in his answer came from.  Would you like to give it a try?

 

A database user (or role) is a user (or role) to which the system administrator can assign database privileges. An application user (or role) is a user (or role) created and recognized by an application and cannot be directly assigned database roles or privileges. In multi-tier environments, an authenticated application user must eventually be mapped to a database user or to a database role in order to access database objects. Read “Considerations for Using Application-Based Security” and discuss how a database user can be mapped to application user(s)/role(s). You can describe the consequences on the security of the whole system, its flexibility and performance (using connection pools).

 

I am not sure how to explain the answer using “connection pools”, do you?