How is inherited privilege passed in a user relationship?

Inherited privilege in a user relationship is passed indirectly based on how users are connected or related to one another within the Teradata database's security model. When a user has been granted privileges, those privileges can be inherited by other users who are in a relationship with that user, usually defined through roles or membership in specific groups.

This indirect inheritance means that instead of each user having to be granted privileges individually, they can receive access through their connection to another user who holds those privileges. This approach simplifies the management of permissions within the database, allowing for more efficient administration of user access rights.

The other options focus on different aspects of privilege management, such as direct grants, explicit owner assignments, or system-driven processes, which do not accurately capture the nature of how inherited privileges function through user relationships in Teradata.