Oracle Analytics Practice Exam

To appropriately restrict access to the Fact table for a specific role, the correct tab to use is the Permissions tab. This tab is specifically designed to handle access control and user roles, allowing you to manage which user roles can view or interact with certain tables or data within the Oracle Analytics environment.

By using the Permissions tab, you can set granular access control settings that dictate who can see or manipulate the data in the Fact table based on their assigned roles. This level of access management is crucial for maintaining data security and ensuring that users only interact with data relevant to their responsibilities.

In contrast, the Row Level Data tab focuses on defining security on a row-by-row basis, which restricts or allows access to specific data rows within a table based on user attributes or roles. While this is important for fine-grained security, it does not serve the purpose of restricting access to the entire table itself.

The Table Filter and Data Filters options relate to defining data visibility or conditions for data retrieval in reports or dashboards rather than controlling access at the role level. Therefore, they do not fulfill the requirement of restricting access to the Fact table for a specific role.