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With access-level security, the most restrictive rights apply when the rights are inherited through group membership Thus if a user is granted view access in one folder through a group assignment and then denied the right to view an object (different from no access which translates to not specified ) via a different group membership, the more restrictive setting takes priority and the user will not see the folder Access-level security affects which menu options appear to end users within InfoView and within the individual applications Explicit access takes priority over inherited access Thus if a user has inherited the right of denied to a particular report or folder and then the same user is explicitly granted the View On Demand right, the user will be able to view and refresh the document With object-level security (Private to Public), the most permissive right applies Thus if a user is granted Private in one place and Public in another place, then the Private access prevails Restriction sets affect universe objects, rows of data, and SQL behavior Group multiple settings together and apply them to different groups

// Swap two values using System; class ValueSwap { // This method now changes its arguments public void Swap(ref int a, ref int b) { int t;

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ou have built your universe, made it more robust with advanced objects and hierarchies, and developed a security strategy You are off to a good start As your universe evolves, you will face a number of choices about where to put the intelligence, specifically the business intelligence This chapter focuses on the alternatives and the pros and cons of each alternative My goal is to help you understand the cost/benefit implications of the choices as you deploy BusinessObjects XI

t = a; a = b; b = t; } } class ValueSwapDemo { static void Main() { ValueSwap ob = new ValueSwap(); int x = 10, y = 20; ConsoleWriteLine("x and y before call: " + x + " " + y); obSwap(ref x, ref y); ConsoleWriteLine("x and y after call: " + x + " " + y); } }

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Intelligence is information with a business context QUANTITY may be a physical column in a table Add a time period such as month, then a context to the time period such as order month, and multiply the column by a price, and you arrive at Sales Revenue, something with meaning and value to business users Users will rarely want to analyze straight columns of detailed data If they did, the transaction or Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system would meet their needs just fine To provide a business context, the raw data must be combined with other information, perhaps cleansed, transformed, and aggregated Many transformations may be critical to the project s success and known to programmers and Extract Transform and Load (ETL) experts; however, they mean nothing to a business user If a customer code is 306 in one system and 0306 in another system, the business person really doesn t care The business person only cares and knows that this 306/0306 customer is Mrs Whitwell Transformations to make the data consistent are necessary to build the data warehouse or mart but are a given to the business user If the business user wants to do a promotion for newly married customers, then perhaps classifying these customers under a grouping such as Newlyweds would be a form of intelligence At first glance, you may assume that this customer grouping should exist in a dimension table A dimension table within the database is certainly one place to put the intelligence, but the customer grouping could also go in the universe or a user s report

x and y before call: 10 20 x and y after call: 20 10

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Here is one important point to understand about ref: An argument passed by ref must be assigned a value prior to the call The reason is that the method that receives such an argument assumes that the parameter refers to a valid value Thus, using ref, you cannot use a method to give an argument an initial value

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