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This is the login name. This is the login s password. Specifying the HASHED option means that the provided password is already hashed (made into an unreadable and secured format). If MUST_CHANGE is specified, the user is prompted to change the password the first time the user logs in. This explicitly specifies the sid which will be used in the system tables of the SQL Server instance. This can be based on a login from a different SQL Server instance (if you re migrating logins). If this isn t specified, SQL Server generates its own sid in the system tables. This option specifies the default database context of the SQL login, with the master system database being the default. This option specifies the default language of the login, with the server default language being the login default if this option isn t specified. (Continued)

CHECK_EXPIRATION = { ON | OFF},

The chapters of this book that discuss using each of the compilers that are part of GCC explain the options that are related to those compilers in more detail. In general, the group of options that fall under the -Wunused category are particularly helpful. In optimization passes, GCC compilers do a good job of optimizing away unused objects; but if you disable optimization, the unused cruft bloats the code. More generally, unused objects and unreachable code (detected with -Wunreachable-code) are often signs of sloppy coding or faulty design. My own preference is to use the plain -Wunused option, which catches all unused objects. If you prefer otherwise, you can use any combination of the five options that begin with -Wunused-. Listing A-5 is a short example of a C program with an unused variable. Listing A-5. A Sample C File, unused.c, with an Unused Variable int main (void) { int i = 10; return 0; } As you can see, the program defines the int variable i, but never does anything with it. Here is the output from the gcc compiler when compiling unused.c with no options: $ gcc unused.c Well, perhaps I really should have written here is the lack of output from the gcc compiler when compiling the file unused.c with no options. Even adding the -ansi and -pedantic options does not change the compiler s output. However, here is gcc s output when I add the Wunused option:

When set to ON (the default), the SQL login will be subject to a password expiration policy. A password expiration policy effects how long a password will remain valid before it must be changed. This functionality requires Windows 2003 Server or higher versions. When set to ON (the default), Windows password policies are applied to the SQL login (for example, policies regarding the password s length, complexity, and inclusion of non-alphanumeric characters).This functionality requires Windows 2003 Server or higher versions. Allows a server credential to be mapped to the SQL login. See 18, Securables and Permissions for more information on credentials.

In general, lossy compression algorithms are good for high-resolution photographs and movies, whilst lossless compression algorithms are good for low-resolution images and images containing a lot of text or line art. I ll now show some examples to demonstrate this. Figure 3-1 shows a photo of Australia s Uluru, which has been compressed with a JPEG quality of 50 percent.

$ gcc -Wunused unused.c -ansi -pedantic unused.c: In function 'main': unused.c:3: warning: unused variable 'i' Each of the warning options discussed in this section results in similar output that identifies the translation unit and line number in which a problem was detected and a brief message describing the problem. I encourage you to experiment with the warning options. Given the rich set of choices, you can debug and improve the overall quality and readability of your code just by compiling with a judiciously chosen set of warning options. Many companies specify that code must compile cleanly with Wall and Werror in order to be considered code complete.

CHECK_POLICY = { ON | OFF},