1. Authority, Sequence, Changing Data Pepper

2. SECURITY Everyone can use the same database Different people can make different changes Some to structure Some to actual data

3. Authority Levels User – s06_001 Role – employee, manager Syntax: –create role employee;

4. GRANT/REVOKE To create a session, create a table, insert, select, etc. Can restrict fields Can restrict commands Can restrict tables Ability to pass on your security to others Revoke – revokes yours and others

5. GRANT/REVOKE examples grant select, insert on customer to fred, mary, joe; grant insert on order_table to update_role; grant all on customer to fred; grant select on customer_view to mary; grant select any table to fred; grant create any table to public; Grant update(balance) on account to fred; Grant update_role to fred, mary, joe;

6. CHANGING DATA Insert – whole new row Update – change a field in a row Delete – delete a whole row Doesn’t change definition

7. INSERT fieldname, fieldname (optional) INTO Tablename or viewname VALUES (fieldvalue, fieldvalue)

8. UPDATE Tablename SET fieldname = newvalue, fieldname = newvalue WHERE condition and/or condition Ex: update students set SID = 7999, Minit = 'X' where SID = 8000;

9. Another Example || concatentates text Add “S” to the end of each student’s last name. Extend that to only add the S when the SID is less than 4000. update students set lname = (lname || 'S') where SID < 4000;

10. DELETE DELETE FROM Tablename Where condition and/or condition Example: Delete from students where sid = 8100;

11. Commit Select * from scores to see what you start with. Commit Delete all scores for sid 4444. Select * from scores to see your changes Rollback Select * from scores to see your changes go away.

12. What was important Use update and delete commands Know authority exists and is set with GRANT/REVOKE – but not syntax Know roles exist to group users – but not syntax Know commit marks a point you can roll back to.

13. Back to the Select Statement Focus: Simple use of all parts of select statement Review structure All, everything - does it mean columns or rows? Select columns / where rows Exercises in Blackboard