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statements included in the database schema. There is no mechanism for changing the security scheme once the database structure is defined. The REVOKE statement is therefore absent from the SQL1 standard, just as the DROP TABLE statement is missing from the standard. Despite its absence from the SQL1 standard, the REVOKE statement was provided by virtually all commercial SQL-based DBMS products since their earliest versions. As with the DROP and ALTER statements, the DB2 dialect of SQL has effectively set the standard for the REVOKE statement. Starting with SQL2, the standard includes a specification for the REVOKE statement based on the DB2 statement with some extensions. One of the extensions gives the user more explicit control over how privileges are revoked when the privileges have, in turn, been granted to others. The other provides a way to revoke the GRANT OPTION without revoking the privileges themselves. To specify how the DBMS should handle the revoking of privileges that have been in turn granted to others, the SQL standard supports a CASCADE or RESTRICT option in a REVOKE statement. (A similar requirement applies to many of the DROP statements in the SQL standard, as described in 13.) Suppose that SELECT and UPDATE privileges have previously been granted to Larry on the ORDERS table, with the GRANT OPTION, and that Larry has further granted these options to Bill. Then this REVOKE statement:

The system catalog is a collection of system tables that describe the structure of a relational database:

REVOKE SELECT, UPDATE ON ORDERS FROM LARRY CASCADE;

Databases have been popular on personal computers since the early days of the IBM PC. Ashton-Tate s dBASE product reached an installed base of over one million

revokes not only Larry s privileges, but also Bill s. The effect of the REVOKE statement thus cascades to all other users whose privileges have flowed from the original GRANT. Now, assume the same circumstances and this REVOKE statement:

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MS-DOS-based PCs Although these early PC databases often presented data in tabular form, they lacked the full power of a relational DBMS and a relational database language such as SQL The first SQL-based PC databases were versions of popular minicomputer products that barely fit on personal computers For example, Professional Oracle for the IBM PC, introduced in 1984, required two megabytes of memory well above the typical 640KB PC configuration of the day The real impact of SQL on personal computers began with the announcement of OS/2 by IBM and Microsoft in April 1987 In addition to the standard OS/2 product, IBM announced a proprietary OS/2 Extended Edition (OS/2 EE) with a built-in SQL database and communications support With the introduction, IBM again signaled its strong commitment to SQL, saying in effect that SQL was so important that it belonged in the computer s operating system.

REVOKE SELECT, UPDATE ON ORDERS FROM LARRY RESTRICT;

OS/2 Extended Edition presented Microsoft with a problem As the developer and distributor of standard OS/2 to other personal computer manufacturers, Microsoft needed an alternative to the Extended Edition Microsoft responded by licensing the Sybase DBMS, which had been developed for VAX, and began porting it to OS/2 In January 1988, in a surprise move, Microsoft and Ashton-Tate (the PC database leader at the time with its dBASE product) announced that they would jointly sell the resulting OS/2-based product, renamed SQL Server Microsoft would sell SQL Server with OS/2 to computer manufacturers; Ashton-Tate would sell the product through retail channels to PC users In September 1989, Lotus Development (the other member of the big three of PC software at the time) added its endorsement of SQL Server by investing in Sybase Later that year, Ashton-Tate relinquished its exclusive retail distribution rights and sold its investment to Lotus.

In this case, the REVOKE fails. The RESTRICT option tells the DBMS not to execute the statement if it will affect any other privileges in the database. The resulting error calls the user s attention to the fact that there are (possibly unintentional) side-effects of the REVOKE statement and allows the user to reconsider the action. If the user wants to go ahead and revoke the privileges, the CASCADE option can be specified. The newer version of the REVOKE statement also gives a user more explicit, separate control over privileges and the GRANT OPTION for those privileges. Suppose again that Larry has been granted privileges on the ORDERS table, with the GRANT OPTION for those privileges. The usual REVOKE statement for those privileges:

REVOKE SELECT, UPDATE ON ORDERS FROM LARRY;

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