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This recipe retrieved explicit login mappings to remote logins by querying the sys.linked_logins, sys.servers, and sys.server_principals system catalog views. The query returned the name of the linked server, the remote login on the remote data source, and the local login that was mapped to it. In this case, the results returned the remote login name of test and NULL for the local login name (meaning that all local connections will map to the remote test login).

When the info command displays multiple windows in the same screen, one window is separated from another by its mode line, and the mode line always marks the bottom of a given window An echo area appears on the last or bottom line of each Info screen The echo area, also called an echo line, displays status information and error messages, and serves as a buffer for typing the text used for word searches or for other input you might have to provide When you are at the top or at the beginning of a node, a line of text across the top of the screen, which I call a node pointer, identifies the current file and node, and the next, previous, and parent nodes of the current node, when applicable Node pointers and their usage are described in the next section, Moving Around in GNU Info..

Use the sp_droplinkedsrvlogin system stored procedure to drop a linked server login mapping. The syntax for sp_droplinkedsrvlogin is as follows: sp_droplinkedsrvlogin [ @rmtsrvname= ] 'rmtsrvname' , [ @locallogin= ] 'locallogin' The parameters of this system-stored procedure are described in Table 27-6. Table 27-6. sp_droplinkedsrvlogin Arguments

The linked server name of the login mapping. This is the name of the SQL Server login or Windows user mapping to drop from the linked server.

The topics listed in the center of the screen in Figure C-1 are known as menu references. If you move the cursor to any character between * and :: and press Enter, a process called selecting a node, you will jump to the Info file corresponding to that topic (commonly called a node). For example, Figure C-2 shows the screen that appears if you select the topic C Extensions and then, on that screen, select the topic Labels as Values.

This recipe demonstrates dropping the login mapping created in an earlier recipe: EXEC sp_droplinkedsrvlogin @rmtsrvname= 'JOEPROD\NODE2' , @locallogin= NULL

Figure C-2. Following a GNU Info menu reference Notice that the screen shown in Figure C-2 has two windows, each separated from the other by a mode line as described earlier in this appendix. The upper window contains Info text, and the bottom window contains footnotes that appear in this node. If you press the spacebar, the text in the upper window scrolls forward one page or screen, but the footnote window remains static. You will learn later in this chapter how to navigate between windows. You might also notice that the mode line for the upper window indicates that you have jumped to the subfile gcc.info-11.gz.

In this recipe, the default login mapping for all local users was removed by sending the linked server name in the first parameter, and a NULL value in the second @locallogin parameter.

Note You can find out more about the tar command, and the arguments it takes, by reading the tar man