A.to allow for point-in-time recovery on the slave

B.to allow a backup to be created under reduced load

C.to prevent schema changes from propagating to the slave before they are validated

D.to prevent any transaction experiencing a deadlock

E.to allow the remaining events to be processed on the slave while not receiving new events from the master

A.Use ALTER USER 'mike'@'client.example.com' ACCOUNT LOCK;

B.Use GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'mike'@'client.example.com' MAX_USER_CONNECTIONS=0;

C.Execute the mysql_secure_installation command.

D.Use ALTER USER 'mike'@'client.example.com' PASSWORD EXPIRE;

E.Use REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES FROM 'mike'@'client.example.com';

F.Use DROP USER 'mike'@'client.example.com';

A.You receive a syntax error that indicates that you cannot set a password and expire it at the same time.

B.When 'erika'@'localhost'tries to log in with the MySQL command-line client, the user will be permitted to log in but will not be able to issue ant statements until the user changes the password.

C.When 'erika'@'localhost'tries to log in with the MySQL command-line client, the user will have to change the password before seeing the mysql>prompt.

D.When 'erika'@'localhost'tries to log in with the MySQL command-line client, the user will not be permitted to log in because the password is expired.