Forcing the user to use his or her own privileges for a program unit, and not that of the owner is called ____.
A) definer-rights
B) user-rights
C) user scope
D) invoker-rights

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Forcing the user to use his or her own privileges for a program unit, and not that of the owner is called invoker-rights. The invoker of a program unit is granted the appropriate system privileges for the duration of the call. This ensures that the user's privileges are used and not those of the owner. Definer-rights refer to the privileges of the owner of a program unit. User-rights and user scope are not relevant to this concept.

Forcing the User to Use His or Her Own Privileges