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This command grants a list of specific actions, referred to as ${action_list}, on a certain type of object, referred to as ${object_type}, with a specific name ${object_name}, to a role with the name ${role_name}.

The command is typically used in a database management system or access control system where users or roles are granted permissions to perform certain actions on specific objects.

Here is a breakdown of the command syntax:

• ${action_list} represents a list of actions separated by commas, e.g., SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE. These actions define the operations that can be performed on the object.
• ${object_type} specifies the type of the object being referred to, such as a table, view, or database.
• ${object_name} is the specific name of the object on which the actions are being granted. For example, it could be the name of a table or a view.
• to role ${role_name} indicates that the actions on the object are granted to a role with the name ${role_name}. A role is a named collection of privileges that can be assigned to one or more users.

Overall, this command allows you to grant specific actions on a specific object to a particular role, providing controlled access and permissions within a system.