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The next couple of lines of code in PermissionsAndRoles.sql are shown next. These lines restore the initial values in the TrackPersons table and invoke a DENY statement. A DENY statement operates similarly to a GRANT statement in that it enforces a rule about the operation of a permission for an object by a principal. In the case of the following DENY statement, the rule is that UPDATE statements are not allowed for the TrackPersons table. The DENY statement instructs SSE to enforce this rule for the cab233a\winlogin1 user. The DENY statement overrides the UPDATE permission granted by the membership of the cab233a\winlogin1 user in the db_datawriter role. A denied permission always overrides a granted permission. EXEC RestoreTrackPersons DENY UPDATE ON TrackPersons TO [cab233a\winlogin1] The output for the preceding EXECUTE AS code block with the UPDATE and DELETE statement is shown next. The result set below is for a fine-tuned set of permissions that enforces a rule against changes to column values in the TrackPersons table by the cab233a\winlogin1 user. Therefore, the UPDATE statement from the code block does not succeed, but the DELETE statement does. As a consequence, the name column value for the row with a tpid column value of 3 is the same as its initial value. However, the fourth row is missing because the DELETE statement was successful. tpid ----------1 2 3 name --------------Rick Dobosn Virginia Dobson Name to change

Note UNPIVOT is not the exact reverse of PIVOT. PIVOT performs an aggregation and hence merges possible multiple rows into a single row in the output. UNPIVOT does not reproduce the original table-valued expression result because rows have been merged. Besides, NULL values in the input of UNPIVOT disappear in the output, whereas there may have been original NULL values in the input before the PIVOT operation.

The next three statements show the operations that take place before the second rerunning of the previous EXECUTE AS code block. The first statement restores the initial column values for the TrackPersons table. The second statement removes the rule denying updates to TrackPersons column values by the cab233a\winlogin1 user. The removal of this rule allows the underlying permission to update TrackPersons column values by the cab233a\winlogin1 user membership in the db_datawriter role to operate.

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1. The first example demonstrates where a date is invalid. There are only 30 days in September. DECLARE @IsDate char(15) SET @IsDate = '31 Sep 2008' SELECT ISDATE(@IsDate) 2. Execute the code, and you should get the results shown in Figure 11-40.

The third statement enforces a new rule for the cab233a\winlogin1 user that denies the operation of DELETE statements for the TrackPersons table. Like the rule for the preceding DENY statement, this rule overrides the underlying permission to delete rows in NewDB1 tables based on cab233a\winlogin1 user membership in the db_datawriter role. EXEC RestoreTrackPersons REVOKE UPDATE ON TrackPersons TO [cab233a\winlogin1] DENY DELETE ON TrackPersons TO [cab233a\winlogin1] The result set from the last EXECUTE AS code block is shown next. This result includes four rows because the DELETE statement in the code block fails. The preceding DENY statement blocks the successful operation of the DELETE statement in the code block. However, the name column value for the third row changed to reflect the successful operation of the UPDATE statement in the code block. The REVOKE statement in the preceding code block enables the underlying permission from cab233a\winlogin1 user membership in the db_datawriter role. tpid ----------1 2 3 4 name -----------------------------Rick Dobosn Virginia Dobson Name changed Name to delete

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Figure 11-40. Testing if a value is a date 3. Our second example is a valid date. DECLARE @IsDate char(15) SET @IsDate = '30 Sep 2008' SELECT ISDATE(@IsDate)

The script in PermissionsAndRoles.sql concludes by executing the following statement. This final instruction removes the rule blocking DELETE statements on the TrackPersons table by the cab233a\winlogin1 user. In other words, the final instruction restores the underlying permissions for the cab233a\winlogin1 user by virtue of its membership in the db_datawriter role. After executing the following instruction, you can rerun the EXECUTE AS code block so that it runs as it did initially in this section. REVOKE DELETE ON TrackPersons TO [cab233a\winlogin1]

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