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I'm trying to simply read Cube Level Role Permissions
using DSO and VB.

I see that the Role object has a Permissions property that
is read only but I'm unsure on how to use it.  I can
retrieve the Role names but Permissions are always empty
strings.

Any help or thoughts on this would be great.

Thank you,
Derek.

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,

>I'm trying to simply read Cube Level Role Permissions
>using DSO and VB.

>I see that the Role object has a Permissions property
that
>is read only but I'm unsure on how to use it.  I can
>retrieve the Role names but Permissions are always empty
>strings.

>Any help or thoughts on this would be great.

>Thank you,
>Derek.
>.

Thanks for all of your help!
I forgot to read all of the rules of this forum that said
only "experts" are allowed to post questions.
Please tell me where to post my OLAP questions and it
would be helpful if you could let all of us know what type
of questions we can ask around here.

It took you more time to write an arrogant response than
simply pointing me in the right direction.  And in
response to your "fire me" response.  I'm amazed an
arrogant * like you has a job.  Everybody loves a "Mr.
Know-it-all".  When your co-workers have a question, do
you tell them to "go take a class"?

I refuse to respond to my knowledge of programming to a
low-life like yourself.  Because of people like you this
forum is clogged.  With "real" answers people would be
able to head in the right direction and not keep asking
things.

Why should I take a week long class on accessing OLAP via
DSO when all I need to do is read permissions and someone
with the knowledge could help me out?

I hope a moderator of this forum sees your response and
somehow gets *s like you out of here.

Derek.

Quote:>> If you had any knowledge of OLAP in general you would
know
>> how to do this. I hate when new guys who do not know
there
>> ass from there elbow use this forum. It clogs up this
site
>> with absolutely mindless requests. I hope you do not
>> program for a living becuase I would fire you within a
>> day. Why don't you take a few classes and then try
posting
>> to the newsgroup again

>Hi Mike.
>Pretty arrogant, huh?
>Who died and made you the King?
>.