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Mark Hodgson on
2/24/2009
Type in question 1!
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Good examples. Kept to scope. Next video could go into resolving permission conflicts (tables and views and stored procedures, oh my).
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Are you guys sure about the answer to question one?
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Great explanations of GRANT, DENNY and REVOKE
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great video
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On the first question after the video, you have the word REMOVE and it should be REVOKE, looks like a typo
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Thank you for letting us know the answer was incorrect. We fixed the problem.
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Good Video
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what is the correct answer to this question ? I am completely confused."What is the difference between REVOKE and DENY? "
I chose "REMOVE removes a permission, DENY guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action" which is item 2 ,though has a typo,But
it said the correct answer is "DENY removes a permission, REVOKE guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action (Correct Answer)".
If I answered the question correctly,please give back my score!
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I found a typo: "REMOVE removes a permission, DENY guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action (Correct Answer)" should be "REVOKE"
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typo error REMOVE instead of REVOKE
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You have a typo in your first question: "REMOVE" should be "REVOKE". (My permanent record is marred due to this; I didn't choose that answer because of the typo! What will this do to my career?!?!)
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simple and practical!
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Good explanation of the 3.
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nice teaching
thanks
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The second answer to the first question should state REVOKE removes...... instead of REMOVE removes........
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Thanks
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Good
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I didn't know SQL has REMOVE
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good
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clear and directly.
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Keith Badeau on
4/18/2011
Short and to the point, explains exactly what the video's title states.
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a very useful tip
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Charlie Bruno on
7/22/2011
Below is the cut/pasted answer that was noted as correct.
I believe "REMOVE" should be "REVOKE". On that basis this answer should be incorrrect.
"REMOVE removes a permission, DENY guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action (Correct Answer)"
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Correct answer to question one should say Revoke instead of Remove.
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spelling error in the correct answer for question 1. The word REMOVE should be REVOKE.
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in your answers, you have REMOVE instead of REVOKE for 1.b
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In the quiz, the first question, I think the second answer should read REVOKE instead of Remove.
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Enjoyed it! Easy to follow and provided really good explanations.
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Typo in this question:
"REMOVE removes a permission, DENY guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action (Correct Answer)"
should say REVOKE
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Your test is flawed!
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Showing the results of the query and the graphical properties after every run of the grant/deny/revoke queries was overkill and only the results of the query would have been sufficient to get your point across after the first or second run.
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Excellent explanation!Thank you for sharing the video and keep up the good work.
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Question 1 suggests using the REMOVE command - shouldn't that be REVOKE?
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The first question was worded incorrectly. The first word in that question should be REVOKE not REMOVE.
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Excellent explanation, and simple, too! It would have helped me to see the "create login" and "create user" scripts that are necessary to for the SQL Server login account, but I eventually figured it out.
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After the test, I was asked the follwing question:
>What is the difference between REVOKE and DENY?
*REVOKE is a superset of DENY, both remove the ability to do some action
*REMOVE removes a permission, DENY guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action (Correct Answer)
*DENY removes a permission, REVOKE guarantees that the user can no longer perform the action
*They are the same action, REVOKE is the preferred syntax.
Note the 2nd answer uses the key work "REMOVE" which should be "REVOKE"
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Saied Fatehi on
7/26/2011
It would have been even better lesson if the video also talk about "With Grant". I'm still thankful.
Please also note that the first question of the quiz has a mistake in it. "REMOVE" should read "REVOKE" IMHO.
Great job and thank you again.
Saied
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The quiz at the end has the word REMOVE instead of REVOKE for the correct answer.
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In the first question: the "correct" answer refers to a permission called "remove": should this have been "revoke" ? I thought it was a trick question.
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Very good one. Looking forward for few mores.
That would be great if you can put some video regarding to Replicaiton
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nice
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The 1st quiz question at the end indicates #2 as correct answer but there is NO such thing as a REMOVE command. It should read REVOKE.
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Jon Guetlein on
11/1/2011
Your test needs to be corrected. It asks about REMOVE not REVOKE.
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Maurice Ivory on
12/12/2011
I got some good information here, I got tripped up when the word remove was used. In the video remove was not used only Deny and revoke.
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What is REMOVE permission ??? There is not such thing !
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very good video for beginners. can you please provide video for schema also
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Unnecessary repetitions
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Please correct typos!
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Video was very explicit. The little quiz after the video is incorrect. The "correct" uses the syntax "REMOVE" instead of "REVOKE". Hence, the correct answer is incorrect.
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