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You can view Windows logins and groups by querying the sys.server_principals system catalog view. This example shows the name of each Windows login and group with access to SQL Server, along with the security-identifier (sid). Each principal in the system catalog view has a sid, which helps uniquely identify it on the SQL Server instance: SELECT name, sid FROM sys.server_principals WHERE type_desc IN ('WINDOWS_LOGIN', 'WINDOWS_GROUP') ORDER BY type_desc This returns the following results:

You can specify multiple opt options by separating each one with a comma (-Wl,opt1,op2,opt3)..

name BUILTIN\Administrators JOEPROD\DBAs NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM JOEPROD\Owner JOEPROD\TestUser JOEPROD\Danny

A warning is a diagnostic message that identifies a code construct that might potentially be an error. GCC also emits diagnostic messages when it encounters code or usage that looks questionable or ambiguous. For the sake of discussion, I divide the GCC compilers handling of warning messages into two groups: general options that control the number and types of warnings that a compiler emits, and options that affect language features or that are language-specific. I will start with the

sid 0x01020000000000052000000020020000 0x010500000000000515000000527A777BF094B3850FF83D06FF030000 0x010100000000000512000000 0x010500000000000515000000527A777BF094B3850FF83D06EB030000 0x010500000000000515000000527A777BF094B3850FF83D0600040000 0x010500000000000515000000527A777BF094B3850FF83D0608040000

In this chapter, I discussed some the basic image manipulations that you can perform with ImageMagick. All these transformations involve changing the size of images be that making them larger or smaller. I also talked about the differences between raster and vector images and about some of the issues associated with resizing raster images. In the next chapter, you ll look at how to change the file format used to store an image, how to change the parameters used by the compression algorithm used for a given image, and how to change other metadata associated with the image. In later chapters, I ll discuss other interesting topics such as the artistic transformations that you can apply to images, how to create images from scratch with ImageMagick drawing commands, and how to handle animations.

In this recipe, I demonstrated how to query Windows logins on the SQL Server instance using the sys.server_principals system catalog view. This view actually allows you to see other principal types too, which will be reviewed later in the chapter.

options that control the overall handling of warnings by GCC compilers. Table A-7 shows the most commonly used options that control warnings (see the Alphabetical GCC Option Reference section of this appendix for the complete mind-numbing list). Some of these options are specific to certain GCC compilers, most commonly GCC s C compiler the explanation of the warning should make it clear whether an option applies to the GCC compiler that you are using. Specifying warning options that do not apply to your compiler is not flagged as an error by the GCC compilers.

SQL Server 2000 required several different stored procedures in order to modify the attributes of a SQL or Windows login. For example, sp_defaultdb was used to change the login s default database and sp_defaultlanguage was used to change the login s default language. Now, in SQL Sever 2005, you can perform several login changes just by using the ALTER LOGIN command. Another benefit of this change is that we can now use the standard Transact-SQL CREATE, ALTER, and DROP to modify the login instead of resorting to system stored procedures. Once a Windows login is added to SQL Server, it can be modified using the ALTER LOGIN command (this command has several more options which are applicable to SQL Logins, as you ll see reviewed later in the chapter). Using this command, you can perform tasks such as: Changing the default database of the login Changing the default language of the login Enabling or disabling a login from being used The syntax is as follows: ALTER LOGIN login_name { ENABLE | DISABLE | WITH | DEFAULT_DATABASE = database | DEFAULT_LANGUAGE = language