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Surrogates, my other self, SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION, and where it is recorded (DB2 Security)

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(Henrik Loeser) DB2 allows users to switch to different identities. One way is through the means of so-called trusted contexts (which I won’t discuss today), the other option is to call SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION (old: SET SESSION_USER).

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Surrogates, my other self, SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION, and where it is recorded (DB2 Security)

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