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Windows logins apply only at the server operating system level: you can t grant permissions on Windows logins to specific database objects. To grant permissions based on Windows logins, you need to create a database user and associate it with the login. We ll see how to do this when we look at database principals. When installing SQL Server, you are asked to decide between Windows-only and mixed authentication modes. Whichever authentication method you choose, you can always change your mind later. Microsoft Windows authentication allows for tighter security than SQL Server logins (described later), because security is integrated with the Windows operating system, local machine, and domain, and because no passwords are ever transmitted over the network. When using mixed authentication mode, you can create your own database logins and passwords within SQL Server, as we will discuss later. In SQL Server 2000, the system stored procedure sp_grantlogin was used to add a Windows group or user login. In SQL Server 2005, the new CREATE LOGIN command is used instead. The syntax for creating a database login from a Windows group or user login is as follows: CREATE LOGIN login_name FROM WINDOWS [ WITH DEFAULT_DATABASE = database | DEFAULT_LANGUAGE = language ] | CERTIFICATE certname | ASYMMETRIC KEY asym_key_name The arguments of this command are described in Table 17-1. Table 17-1. CREATE LOGIN Arguments

Note GCC compilers prior to version 4 used the I- option to differentiate between directories that should be searched for system and user header files. All included directories specified with -I before the occurrence of -Iwould only be searched for user header files (those included using double quotes). Any include directories specified with -I after the occurrence of -I- would be searched for all header files. This option is deprecated and no longer supported in GCC 4.x compilers.

The name of the Windows user or group. This option specifies the default database context of the Windows login, with the master system database being the default. This option specifies the default language of the Windows login, with the server default language being the login default if this option isn t specified. This option allows you to bind a certificate to a Windows login. See 19 for more information on certificates, and 20 for an example of doing so. This option binds a key to a Windows login. See 19 for more information on keys.

It s also possible to limit the resource usage such as disk and memory that ImageMagick consumes while performing a given command. You can do this with the limit command-line option, which can limit the following parameters: Area Disk File Map Memory Each of these limits is a number. In the case of disk and memory limits, you can use the text MB to symbolize megabytes.

The -L dir option does for library files what -I dir does for header files: it adds dir to the beginning of the library directory search list, so that GCC compilers first search this directory for libraries specified using the -l option. The l option is discussed in the section Controlling the Linker.

In this recipe, I assume that you already have certain Windows accounts and groups on the local machine or in your domain. This example creates a Windows login on the SQL Server instance, which is internally mapped to a Windows user: CREATE LOGIN [JOEPROD\Danny] FROM WINDOWS WITH DEFAULT_DATABASE = AdventureWorks, DEFAULT_LANGUAGE = English

The -specs=file option will be discussed later in this appendix in the section titled Customizing GCC Compilers Using Spec Files and Spec Strings. After learning how to use spec strings, you can store multiple spec strings in a file and apply them as a group by replacing file with the name of the file containing the updated spec strings.

In the second example, a new Windows login is created, based on a Windows group. This is identical to the previous example, except that you are mapping to a Windows group instead of a Windows user: CREATE LOGIN [JOEPROD\DBAs] FROM WINDOWS WITH DEFAULT_DATABASE= AdventureWorks