DS0-001 · Question #4
A database administrator needs to ensure that a newly installed corporate business intelligence application can access the company's transactional data. Which of the following tasks should the adminis
The correct answer is A. Create a new service account exclusively for the business intelligence application.. The first step is to create a dedicated service account exclusively for the business intelligence application. This follows the security principle of least privilege: each application should have its own identity so that access can be granted, audited, and revoked independently.
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A database administrator needs to ensure that a newly installed corporate business intelligence application can access the company's transactional data. Which of the following tasks should the administrator perform first?
Options
- ACreate a new service account exclusively for the business intelligence application.
- BBuild a separate data warehouse customized to the business intelligence application's
- CSet up a nightly FTP data transfer from the database server to the business intelligence
- DSend the business intelligence administrator the approved TNS names file to configure the data
- EOpen a new port on the database server exclusively for the business intelligence application.
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A79% (22)
- C4% (1)
- D11% (3)
- E7% (2)
Explanation
The first step is to create a dedicated service account exclusively for the business intelligence application. This follows the security principle of least privilege: each application should have its own identity so that access can be granted, audited, and revoked independently. Without a service account, you cannot configure permissions, connection strings, or network access for the application. The other options (building a data warehouse, setting up FTP transfers, sharing TNS names, opening ports) are all downstream tasks that depend on first having a properly scoped identity for the application to authenticate with.
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