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14. An __________ manages the creation and maintenance of attributes such as passwords and biometric information.
 
  A. attribute service  B. authenticator
 
  C. identity provider  D. authorizing agent

Question 2

________ patterns propose frameworks for handling issues of communication between the application and the database.
 
  A) Data Access
  B) Structural
  C) Architectural
  D) Behavioral



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Answer to Question 1

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Reply 2 on: Jul 7, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Gracias!

 

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