If Security attributes conflict, what happens?
A.
The user or application role is granted the minimum security attribute
B.
The user or application role is granted the maximum security attribute
C.
The user or application role is granted No security attribute
D.
The user or application role is granted the Fully Restrictive security attribute
Explanation:
If security attributes conflict, a user or group is granted the least restrictive security
attribute.
Ref:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/bi.1111/e10540/dataaccess.htm
the correct answer is D
A
If there are multiple application roles acting on a user or application role at the same level with conflicting security attributes, the user or application role is granted the least restrictive security attribute.
A is correct min
If there are multiple application roles acting on a user or application role at the same level with conflicting security attributes, the user or application role is granted the least restrictive security attribute. Any explicit permissions acting on a user take precedence over any permissions on the same objects granted to that user through application roles.
sample: user Jerry is within application role roleA and roleB, roleA has the permission to dashboard D while roleB has no the permission to dashboard D, then Jerrey has no permission on D