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Default About Security - 07-19-2004 , 09:57 PM






Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube information. However, I want to do restriction access to certain people. I would like to know what is the common way to set security.
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly

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Default About Security - 07-20-2004 , 01:54 AM






Hi,
Cube security is based on windows authentication. So
instead of having one web user, create cube roles and add
the domain users to that role for restricted access. Then
apply the roles to the cubes you wish.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Yash


Quote:
-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube
information. However, I want to do restriction access to
certain people. I would like to know what is the common
way to set security.
Quote:
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly
.


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Polly
 
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Default RE: About Security - 07-20-2004 , 02:42 AM



Hi! Yash. Do you mean that I add the the domain users in "Cube Role" of AS? In the MDX query, can we use "Filter" or "Where" statement to restrict the access of certain people?

"Yash" wrote:

Quote:
Hi,
Cube security is based on windows authentication. So
instead of having one web user, create cube roles and add
the domain users to that role for restricted access. Then
apply the roles to the cubes you wish.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Yash


-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube
information. However, I want to do restriction access to
certain people. I would like to know what is the common
way to set security.
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly
.



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Jamie
 
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Default RE: About Security - 07-20-2004 , 03:26 AM



Polly,
You cannot, in an MDX statement, limit data depending on who is executing the query. MDX is not user sensitive.
You have to do what Yash suggests actually within AS.

Regards
Jamie


"Polly" wrote:

Quote:
Hi! Yash. Do you mean that I add the the domain users in "Cube Role" of AS? In the MDX query, can we use "Filter" or "Where" statement to restrict the access of certain people?

"Yash" wrote:

Hi,
Cube security is based on windows authentication. So
instead of having one web user, create cube roles and add
the domain users to that role for restricted access. Then
apply the roles to the cubes you wish.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Yash


-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube
information. However, I want to do restriction access to
certain people. I would like to know what is the common
way to set security.
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly
.



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Yash
 
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Default RE: About Security - 07-20-2004 , 05:51 AM



Polly,
I too agree with Jamie regarding MDX. You have to go for
Cube Roles. But if you are designing custom applications
to display data, then you can query cube roles with DSO.
Regards,
Yash

Quote:
-----Original Message-----
Polly,
You cannot, in an MDX statement, limit data depending on
who is executing the query. MDX is not user sensitive.
You have to do what Yash suggests actually within AS.

Regards
Jamie


"Polly" wrote:

Hi! Yash. Do you mean that I add the the domain users
in "Cube Role" of AS? In the MDX query, can we
use "Filter" or "Where" statement to restrict the access
of certain people?
Quote:
"Yash" wrote:

Hi,
Cube security is based on windows authentication. So
instead of having one web user, create cube roles and
add
the domain users to that role for restricted access.
Then
apply the roles to the cubes you wish.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Yash


-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube
information. However, I want to do restriction access
to
certain people. I would like to know what is the
common
way to set security.
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly
.


.


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Polly
 
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Default RE: About Security - 07-20-2004 , 10:20 PM



Thanks! Both of you.

Polly

"Yash" wrote:

Quote:
Polly,
I too agree with Jamie regarding MDX. You have to go for
Cube Roles. But if you are designing custom applications
to display data, then you can query cube roles with DSO.
Regards,
Yash

-----Original Message-----
Polly,
You cannot, in an MDX statement, limit data depending on
who is executing the query. MDX is not user sensitive.
You have to do what Yash suggests actually within AS.

Regards
Jamie


"Polly" wrote:

Hi! Yash. Do you mean that I add the the domain users
in "Cube Role" of AS? In the MDX query, can we
use "Filter" or "Where" statement to restrict the access
of certain people?

"Yash" wrote:

Hi,
Cube security is based on windows authentication. So
instead of having one web user, create cube roles and
add
the domain users to that role for restricted access.
Then
apply the roles to the cubes you wish.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Yash


-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube
information. However, I want to do restriction access
to
certain people. I would like to know what is the
common
way to set security.
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly
.


.



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Dave Wickert [MSFT]
 
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Default Re: About Security - 07-21-2004 , 12:44 PM



Obviously Books Online (BOL) is a good resource for this topic and security
is covered quite extensively in many of the good Analysis Services books. In
particular, you might want to look at the Microsoft Press "Step-by-Step"
book
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...sbn=0735609047

Also, since you asked specifically about web access, you might want to look
at the "Improved Web Connectivity" white paper at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...l_datapump.asp
--
Dave Wickert [MSFT]
dwickert (AT) online (DOT) microsoft.com
Program Manager
BI SystemsTeam
SQL BI Product Unit (Analysis Services)
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

"Polly" <Polly (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Thanks! Both of you.

Polly

"Yash" wrote:

Polly,
I too agree with Jamie regarding MDX. You have to go for
Cube Roles. But if you are designing custom applications
to display data, then you can query cube roles with DSO.
Regards,
Yash

-----Original Message-----
Polly,
You cannot, in an MDX statement, limit data depending on
who is executing the query. MDX is not user sensitive.
You have to do what Yash suggests actually within AS.

Regards
Jamie


"Polly" wrote:

Hi! Yash. Do you mean that I add the the domain users
in "Cube Role" of AS? In the MDX query, can we
use "Filter" or "Where" statement to restrict the access
of certain people?

"Yash" wrote:

Hi,
Cube security is based on windows authentication. So
instead of having one web user, create cube roles and
add
the domain users to that role for restricted access.
Then
apply the roles to the cubes you wish.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Yash


-----Original Message-----
Dear all,

I have created a web for users to access cube
information. However, I want to do restriction access
to
certain people. I would like to know what is the
common
way to set security.
Thanks!

Best Wishes,
Polly
.


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