If a user has 3 roles, how many sets of data access should they have?

A user with three distinct roles typically has access to three separate sets of data corresponding to each role. Each role may represent different functions or responsibilities within an organization, which can have unique data access requirements.

For example, a user might have roles such as a manager, a team lead, and a data analyst. Each of these roles may require the user to access different datasets: managerial data for overseeing team performance, team-specific data for operational insights, and analytical data for data-driven decision-making.

Therefore, each role is associated with a unique data set to ensure that the user can effectively perform the specific tasks and responsibilities linked to each role they hold. This structure allows for a clearer separation of data access, aligning with best practices for data governance and security within an organization.