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Fixed server roles define a grouping of SQL Server-scoped permissions (such as backing up a database or creating new logins). Like SQL or Windows logins, fixed server roles have a security-identifier (sid) and can be viewed in the sys.server_principals system catalog view. Unlike SQL or Windows logins, fixed server roles can have members (SQL and Windows logins) defined within them which inherit the permissions of the fixed server role. To view fixed server roles, query the sys.server_principals system catalog view: SELECT name FROM sys.server_principals

The default behavior of the GCC compilers is usually what most people want if that wasn t the case, the compilers would probably behave differently. GCC usually does the right thing and, at least in my experience, rarely violates the principle of least surprise. As you have no doubt begun to appreciate by now, if you want GCC to do something, chances are pretty good that it has a command-line option that will make it do so. Nevertheless, what should you do if you dislike GCC s default behavior, get tired of typing the same command-line option, and do not know enough to modify GCC s code Naturally, you customize GCC using environment variables (as explained in the next section, Customizing GCC Compilers Using Environment Variables ) or specification (spec) strings, as you will learn in the section titled Customizing GCC Compilers Using Spec Files and Spec Strings.

This returns: name ---------------------------------------------------------------------public sysadmin securityadmin serveradmin setupadmin processadmin diskadmin dbcreator bulkadmin (9 row(s) affected) You can also view a list of fixed server roles by executing the sp_helpserverrole system stored procedure: EXEC sp_helpsrvrole This returns: ServerRole ----------------------------------sysadmin securityadmin serveradmin setupadmin processadmin diskadmin dbcreator bulkadmin (8 row(s) affected) Table 17-5 details the permissions granted to each fixed server role. Table 17-5. Server Role Permissions Description ---------------------------------System Administrators Security Administrators Server Administrators Setup Administrators Process Administrators Disk Administrators Database Creators Bulk Insert Administrators

GRANT option (can GRANT permissions to others), CONTROL SERVER ALTER ANY LINKED SERVER ALTER SETTINGS, SHUTDOWN, CREATE ENDPOINT, ALTER SERVER STATE, ALTER ANY ENDPOINT, ALTER RESOURCES ALTER ANY LOGIN ALTER SERVER STATE, ALTER ANY CONNECTION ALTER RESOURCES CREATE DATABASE ADMINISTER BULK OPERATIONS

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To see the members of a fixed server role, you can execute the sp_helpsrvrolemember system stored procedure: EXEC sp_helpsrvrolemember 'sysadmin' This returns the following results: ServerRole sysadmin sysadmin sysadmin sysadmin sysadmin sysadmin MemberName sa BUILTIN\Administrators NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Veronica JOEPROD\Owner sa MemberSid 0x01 0x01020000000000052000000020020000 0x010100000000000512000000 0xEC5C372109E10344BC6CE7B04514EC8D 0x010500000000000515000000527A777BF094B3 0x01