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Using UserName to Control Data Access and Default Member in SSAS

February 4th, 2009 Kasper de Jonge Leave a comment Go to comments

A great sample from MS on how to use the UserName function to restrict data access and control the default member in SSAS, great stuff:
Using UserName to Control Data Access and Default Member in SSAS

I wish the Real world was as easy

@dsfnet we do hear you and I will try to do something about it in next releases
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