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Cell-level security is particularly important in write-enabled cubes because you might want different groups of people to be able to modify different cell values. The Units Forecast partition in the SSAS cube has been write-enabled if you successfully completed 10. As a default, a role gives unrestricted read permission but no write permission, even if a partition in the cube is write-enabled. To allow the members of a role to write to a cube, the cube must be write-enabled and then the role must be given read/write permission. In this procedure, you ll grant permissions to the Financial Analysts role to use writeback with the SSAS cube. Enable user writeback 1. Open the Role Designer for the Financial Analysts role. 2. Click the Membership tab, click Add, click Advanced, click Object Types, select the Groups check box, click OK, click Find Now, click _FinancialAnalysts, and then click OK twice. 3. Click the Cubes tab, and then select Read/Write in the Access drop-down list of the SSAS cube.

you ll find that the structure holds all the information you need for a sprite. It holds the texture, the rectangle in which to draw the sprite, the current position of the sprite, the speed at which the sprite moves, and the size and speed settings. Once you ve created this structure, you can declare variables of this type for use in your game.

When the hacker tells the operating system NOT to interpret his return key as a delimiter while he is typing, what he is actually doing is incorporating both a command and the "now go carry it out" signal within a message - a message that he sends to the system operator's terminal, which then carries out the "message" as the command it actually represents By forcing the message-passing program to take a return keystroke as data and send it to the system operator's terminal, the hacker gains the power to do anything the system operator can do - to assign passwords, erase files, create accounts, grant levels of power to individual users, even remove every account and file on the system One of the common things to do, once you seize control of the system operator's terminal, is change his own password and log him out.

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GameSpriteStruct cheese; GameSpriteStruct bread;

4. Click the Cell Data tab, and then click the checkbox to Enable Read/Write Permissions. This will enable this user to have unrestricted read and write access on this cube. If you prefer to restrict some access, you can type or build an MDX expression. 5. Save the project, and then close Visual Studio.

When you declare a GameSpriteStruct variable, you get a structure that contains all the fields grouped together in it. You can then use the fields in the structure as follows:

When the system operator is one who is known to be hostile, hackers take particular delight in pulling this prank Another popular sequence of commands forces the operator to grant operator powers to the account the hacker is on at the moment In one instance, there was a UNIX system running on a supermini belonging to a large oil company I got to know the system operator quite well and, during one of our early chats, I mentioned that I would like to gain superuser (system operator) status The sysop said, "Well, I'm not going to give things like that away, but if you should happen to 'acquire' superuser status on your own without my help (which is impossible), I don't suppose I could stop you, could I " Naturally, that was a direct challenge.

Members of the local Administrators group are automatically members of the Analysis Services server role, and consequently have permissions to perform any task and view any data in all databases deployed on the server. You must be a member of this role in order to grant other users administrative, read, or read/write permissions. When granting administrative permissions to users who are not members of the local Administrators group, you must first decide whether to provide permissions at the server level or at the database level. When granted permissions at the server level, a user can change server properties, create a database, create database roles, and run traces on the Analysis Server. To add a user or group to the server role, you can access the Security page of the Properties dialog box for the Analysis Services instance in SQL Server Management Studio. If you want to grant administrative permissions at the database level, then you can either create a database role in SQL Server Management Studio or add a role to the project in Visual Studio and deploy the project.

cheese.SpriteTexture = Content.Load<Texture2D>("Images\\Cheese"); bread.SpriteTexture = Content.Load<Texture2D>("Images\\Bread");