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| Got this right, on the assumption 'SQLAgentAgentRole' was meant to be 'SQLAgentReaderRole', as none of the other answers were correct, and 'SQLAgentAgentRole' doesn't seem to exist.
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The typo costed me for real,what is 'SQLAgentAgentRole' thought that was a trick any the only meaningful and true answer was the first one,although it did include all the three roles.
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Hi,
I got ot right, but should replace "SQLAgentAgentRole" with "SQLAgentReaderRole"
Thanks.
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kapfundestanley (3/22/2012) The typo costed me for real,what is 'SQLAgentAgentRole' thought that was a trick any the only meaningful and true answer was the first one,although it did include all the three roles.
But the first answer ISN'T true--it's reversed; the SQLAgentReaderRole is a member of the SQLAgentUserRole, given the terminology used here. I don't agree with that terminology, mind you, because it would be far too easy for a newbie to confuse logins that are members of a role with this nebulous idea of roles being members of other roles that the question introduces. I suspect this is why the linked article never uses this terminology!
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paul.knibbs (3/22/2012)
kapfundestanley (3/22/2012) The typo costed me for real,what is 'SQLAgentAgentRole' thought that was a trick any the only meaningful and true answer was the first one,although it did include all the three roles.But the first answer ISN'T true--it's reversed; the SQLAgentReaderRole is a member of the SQLAgentUserRole, given the terminology used here. I don't agree with that terminology, mind you, because it would be far too easy for a newbie to confuse logins that are members of a role with this nebulous idea of roles being members of other roles that the question introduces. I suspect this is why the linked article never uses this terminology!
Indeed, with simple elimination the correct answer could be deduced. Even if there's a typo in it.
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Thanks for the question. I think even with a small typo the answer was relatively straightforward. Three right in a row - I must be on a roll.
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| Thank you for the easy and straight forward question....
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Why is the number of errors in Questions of the Day so great? How are we supposed to interpret typographical errors? I have yet to build the stored procedure SP_ESP so I simply did not treat SQLAgentAgentRole as a typographical error - I treated it as a distractor.
A message to Steve Jones: Steve, appoint a named reader of every QotD before questions are used on the site. Otherwise, SACK those question-writers who do not read their submissions properly.
One thing is for sure - all those submitters of duff questions will not be recommended to my clients - no doubt their coding is as error-prone as their questions.
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