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For a good description
of FGAC through PL/SQL, please refer to Oracle PL/SQL Programming by
Steven Feuerstein and Bill Pribyl and Oracle PL/SQL for DBAs by Arup Nanda and
Steven Feuerstein (O??™Reilly; see Appendix B for details).
Label Security Option
The Oracle Label Security Option eliminates the need to write VPD PL/SQL
programs to enforce row-level label security where sensitivity labels are desired. The
collections of labels, label authorizations, and security enforcement options can be
applied to entire schemas or to specific tables.
Sensitivity labels are defined based on a user??™s need to see and/or update data. They
consist of a level denoting the data sensitivity, a category or compartment that
further segregates the data, and a group used to record ownership (which may be
hierarchical in nature) and access.
Standard group definitions given to users provide them access to data containing
those group labels. Inverse groups in the data can be used to define what labels a
user must have in his profile in order to access it.


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