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Because you can incrementally compile Objective-C files and subsequently link the resulting object code, it is possible to specify different constant string classes in different object files using different values of the fconstant -string-class option. While not illegal, this is also not suggested, since at a minimum, this is confusing to everyone but the author of the code and it complicates debugging.

In this recipe, I grant the database user Joe the permission to SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE data in the HumanResources.Department table: GRANT DELETE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE ON HumanResources.Department TO Joe Here, the database role called ReportViewers is granted the ability to execute a procedure, as well as view metadata regarding that specific object in the system catalog views: GRANT EXECUTE, VIEW DEFINITION ON dbo.uspGetManagerEmployees TO ReportViewers In this next example, ALTER permission is denied to the database user Joe for the HumanResources. Department table: DENY ALTER ON HumanResources.Department TO Joe In this last example, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE permissions are revoked from Joe on the HumanResources.Department table: REVOKE INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON HumanResources.Department TO Joe

By default, the Objective-C runtime s NXConstantString class inherits from the Object class. When defining your own constant string class, you can choose to inherit your customized constant string class from a class other than Object. Your constant string class doesn t have to provide any

This recipe demonstrated granting object permissions to specific database securables. Object permissions are granted by designating the specific object name and the permissions that are applicable to the object. For example, EXECUTE permissions can be granted to a stored procedure, but not SELECT.

For a complete list of permissions by object type, see the SQL Server Books Online topic Permissions, and sub-topic Permissions Applicable to Specific Securables.

specific methods, but the layout of the data elements in your string class must be compatible with the layout of the standard class definition.

After all this talk of which compression algorithm you should use for different tasks, I ll spend some time discussing how to manipulate compression with ImageMagick. The most obvious example of what you might want to do is convert between compression formats. For example, you can convert a JPEG file to a PNG file as follows: convert input.jpg output.png This will work for any format that uses only one compression algorithm, such as PNG or JPEG. It will work with formats that can use more than one compression algorithm, such as TIFF, by using the default compression algorithm.

Permissions can be superseded by other types of permissions. For example, if the database user Veronica has been granted SELECT permissions on the HumanResources.Department table, but has been denied permissions on the HumanResources schema itself, she will receive the following error message when she attempts to SELECT from that table, as the DENY overrides any GRANT SELECT permissions: Msg 229, Level 14, State 5, Line 2 SELECT permission denied on object 'Department', database 'AdventureWorks', schema 'HumanResources'.

The GNU Objective-C runtime enables you to execute code before your program enters the main function using the +load class load mechanism, which is executed on a per-class and per-category basis. This can be useful to initialize global variables, correctly bind I/O streams, or perform other setup/initialization actions before actually sending a message to a class. The standard +initialize mechanism is only invoked when the first message is sent to a class, which could depend on the existing state you would like to set up with the +load mechanism. Though executed on a per-class and per-category basis, the +load directive is not overridden by category invocations of that directive instead, these augment the class s +load directives. If a class and a category of that class both invoke the +load directive, both methods are invoked. This enables you to do generic initialization on a class and then refine that initialization for specific categories of that class.

Now that I ve reviewed the various securable scopes and the methods by which permissions can be granted to principals, in the next set of recipes I ll show you how to report and manage the permissions a principal has on securables across the different scopes.