What do you have to assign to users to allow Single Sign-On (SSO)?

To enable Single Sign-On (SSO) in an SAP HANA environment, you must configure Kerberos authentication. Kerberos is a network authentication protocol designed to provide strong authentication for client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography. By integrating Kerberos with SAP HANA, users can authenticate once and gain access to various services without needing to enter credentials multiple times. This streamlines the user experience and enhances security by reducing the number of times passwords are transmitted over the network.

The other options are related to different aspects of user permissions and database privileges within SAP HANA but do not specifically apply to the implementation of SSO. SQL analytic privileges and application privileges are crucial for managing user access to data and applications but do not address the authentication process itself. The TRUST ADMIN system privilege allows an administrator to allow and manage trust relationships within HANA but does not facilitate SSO by itself. Thus, Kerberos authentication is the essential component needed for enabling SSO effectively in SAP HANA.