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2. Right-click the DimAccount table heading in the Data Source View pane, and then click Explore Data. Your screen looks like this:

Your younger brother is now rather cross with you. The bug fix means that he can t always win at the game anymore, and this has upset him somewhat. So he has taken to claiming that the game is rubbish anyway because it doesn t tell you who won. Unfortunately, he has a point. When the game has finished, the players must look at the screen and decide who the winner is. This doesn t seem right, bearing in mind that computers are supposed to make our lives easier. So now you have to work out a way of deciding who has the winning score. Any scores less than or equal to zero must be ignored since those players either pressed their buttons before the sound played or never pressed their buttons at all. Of the remaining scores, you want the one with the lowest value. You could write some complicated code like this:

The DimAccount table contains a column named Operator that includes the appropriate unary code (+, -, ~) for each account. 3. Close the Explore DimAccount Table window. 4. In the Attributes pane on the Dimension Structure page, click the Accounts attribute, and then, in the Properties window, change the UnaryOperatorColumn property in the drop-down list from (none) to (new). The Object Binding dialog looks like this:

Then, in August, other hackers and I used our admin accounts to create our own bulletin-board system Word spread, and eventually more than forty hackers used Telemail.

if (ascore1 > 0) { if (ascore1 < bscore1 && ascore1 < xscore1 && ascore1 < yscore1) { // if we get here button A of Gamepad 1 has won } }

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This code works only for the A button of gamepad 1. The first if statement checks to see if the score is greater than zero. If it is, the second condition is performed. This is a rather complicated if statement that checks to see if the score for the A button is less than the score

5. Click Operator in the Source Column list, and then click OK. Before you can see the effect of the unary operators, you must deploy the cube. 6. Deploy the project. When deployment finishes, switch to the Cube Designer, and then click the Reconnect button on the Browser toolbar. Your screen looks like this:

When several computers are connected to one another via permanent long-distance communication links, they are parts of a network. The

for the other buttons on the gamepad. If the score is less than all of them, that button is the winner. You need to write three other conditions for the other buttons on the gamepad. This is a lot of work, and it gets even worse when you consider the possibility of four gamepads.

Specifying a unary operator for the Account dimension affects only the aggregation behavior of members within that dimension. If you were to slice the Account dimension by the Time dimension, the cube would aggregate the values for each account using the Sum function. For example, Net Income for one year would be added to Net Income for the next year, as simplified in the table below.

Net Income Operating Profit Other Income and Expense Taxes Total 2003 11,362,042 17,085 2,815,544 8,563,583 2004 2,636,170 8,397 909,590 1,734,977 Total 13,998,212 25,482 3,725,134 10,298,560

What you need is a way of working through a list of scores using your program. In C#, a variable that holds a list of values is called an array. The type of values you want your array to hold are integers, and it will be single dimensional in that it will have only one list of values. You can create such an array in C# using a couple of statements: