Microsoft Designing Business Intelligence Solutions with Microsoft SQL Server (070-467日本語版) - 070-467日本語 Exam Practice Test

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Box 1: Restore the SSISDB database from the last backup.
Box 2: Restore the SSISDB master key.
Box 3: Open the SSISDB database master key
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To Restore the SSIS Database
* Restore the SSISDB database from the backup by using the Restore Database dialog box in SQL Server Management Studio.
* Restore the master key (Use this method if you have the original password that was used to create SSISDB), open master key decryption by password = 'LS1Setup!' --'Password used when creating SSISDB'Alter Master Key Add encryption by Service Master Key

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Box 1: In the SQL Management Studio (SSMS), connect to the SSAS instance on the server.
Box 2: Create a new role for the database.
Box 3: Add the USA\PowerUsers group to the role. Set the cube access for the role to Read and Process.
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* A member of the server role for Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services, or a member of a database role that has Full Control (Administrator) permissions in a particular database, can create a database role that only has permission to process specified objects within the database. Giving a database role permission to process a database object lets an administrator delegate the task of processing certain objects, without also granting extraneous permissions to the user who is performing the processing.
* In SQL Server Management Studio, connect to the instance of Analysis Services, expandRolesfor the appropriate database in Object Explorer, and then double-click a database role (or right-click Rolesand selectNew Roleto create a new database role). If this is a new role, make sure that you enter a name for the role in theRole namebox.
* ClickCubesin theSelect a Page list, and then select theProcesscheck box for the cube.
* Click theOKbutton.
* To give a database role permission to process a cube
* There is no write permissions on a cube.
Reference: Grant Process Permissions on an Analysis Services Multidimensional Database

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* MULTIFLATFILE
A Multiple Flat Files connection manager enables a package to access data in multiple flat files.
* From scenario: A package named StageFactSales loads data into a data warehouse staging table. The package sources its data from numerous CSV files exported from a mainframe system. The CSV file names begin with the letters GLSD followed by a unique numeric identifier that never exceeds six digits. The data content of each CSV file is identically formatted.