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reports, and dashboards For the business, though, the reports and dashboards are the primary window to the data warehouse Make it unwieldy, and the business will not be able to focus on analyzing data for business benefit; they ll spend an inordinate amount of time figuring out how to use the tool Fail to provide standard reports or dashboards, and the business may feel nothing was delivered For each of the business goals, you must develop a corresponding standard report as part of the BI deployment effort This standard report may act as a template that users then refresh with their own view of the data, or it may be automatically refreshed and sent to them This all sounds pretty obvious, doesn t it It should be! The issue is that while these business goals are often used to get project funding, with all the technological and organizational issues involved in delivering a BI solution, it s easy to forget why you started on this endeavor The project team gets so focused on setting up the infrastructure, they leave it for the users to figure out what to do with these newfangled tools In some rare organizations, where computer and data literacy is high, it may be a valid approach simply to deliver the tools The business runs with it and exploits the value Usually, though, users accustomed to no data or to inflexible, custom-developed reports do not immediately know how to approach a flexible BI tool It s up to you as the BusinessObjects project manager, team leader, power user, or internal expert to show them the possibilities!

Part I:

frequency ratios Thus for a well-designed cam system that operates at high frequency ratios, the closed-track cam system without a return spring has better performance characteristics Comparisons are academic because closed-track systems are utilized only in commercial production machinery, and open-track systems are best for only the automotive eld

The internal modifier applies mostly to the use of an assembly, which for C# loosely means a deployable program or library The internal modifier is examined in 16 When a member of a class is modified by the public specifier, that member can be accessed by any other code in your program This includes methods defined inside other classes When a member of a class is specified as private, then that member can be accessed only by other members of its class Thus, methods in other classes are not able to access a private member of another class As explained in 6, if no access specifier is used, a class member is private to its class by default Thus, the private specifier is optional when creating private class members An access specifier precedes the rest of a member s type specification That is, it must begin a member s declaration statement Here are some examples:

creating controls and row restrictions When you want these restrictions to apply to the same user or group, you must create them as a set It is not possible to apply multiple restriction sets to the same user or group For example, the Finance group can only have the Big Queries restriction set applied to them and not also a different connection parameter If you want to have both applied to the Finance group, you would need to define both restrictions under the same set In the following example, the group Everyone can access all the reports in the \Finance folder However, you may decide that while the members of Everyone may be allowed to execute queries that return no more than 100,000 rows, members of the Finance group should be able to return queries with 300,000 rows of data and longer execution times 1 From within Designer, choose Tools | Manage Security | Manage Access Restrictions or click Manage Access Restrictions from the toolbar 2 Under Available Restrictions, click New to create a new set of restrictions 3 In the Restriction Name box, enter Big Queries 4 Select the Controls tab, shown next Designer displays the default settings from Universe Parameters (For a further explanation of the settings on these tabs, see 7) Any changes you make for the specific user or group are highlighted

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EXAMPLE Consider an open-track dwell-rise-dwell cam-follower-driveshaft system having a cycloidal cam curve with the following data:

To understand the difference between public and private, consider the following program:

Part II:

// Public vs private access using System; class MyClass { private int alpha; // private access explicitly specified int beta; // private access by default public int gamma; // public access // Methods to access alpha and beta It is OK for a member // of a class to access a private member of the same class public void SetAlpha(int a) { alpha = a; } public int GetAlpha() { return alpha; } public void SetBeta(int a) { beta = a; } public int GetBeta() { return beta; } } class AccessDemo { static void Main() { MyClass ob = new MyClass();