Repeated user on SQL Server Cube











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I'd like to know why it is possible to have repeated users on a SQL Server role membership. More specifically in a cube.



The cube I'm talking about already existed when I started working here and it has the same user added to id twice. It even has the same SID.



    <Member>

      <Name>username</Name>

      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>

    </Member>

    <Member>

      <Name>username</Name>

      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>

    </Member>


I'm not actually having any problems with this, but as it just does not make sense I'd like to understand why it happens.



Thanks!






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    I'd like to know why it is possible to have repeated users on a SQL Server role membership. More specifically in a cube.



    The cube I'm talking about already existed when I started working here and it has the same user added to id twice. It even has the same SID.



        <Member>
    
      <Name>username</Name>
    
      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>
    
    </Member>
    
    <Member>
    
      <Name>username</Name>
    
      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>
    
    </Member>


    I'm not actually having any problems with this, but as it just does not make sense I'd like to understand why it happens.



    Thanks!






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      up vote
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      down vote

      favorite











      I'd like to know why it is possible to have repeated users on a SQL Server role membership. More specifically in a cube.



      The cube I'm talking about already existed when I started working here and it has the same user added to id twice. It even has the same SID.



          <Member>
      
      <Name>username</Name>
      
      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>
      
    </Member>
      
    <Member>
      
      <Name>username</Name>
      
      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>
      
    </Member>


      I'm not actually having any problems with this, but as it just does not make sense I'd like to understand why it happens.



      Thanks!






      sql-server cube user-roles







      share|improve this question













      I'd like to know why it is possible to have repeated users on a SQL Server role membership. More specifically in a cube.



      The cube I'm talking about already existed when I started working here and it has the same user added to id twice. It even has the same SID.



          <Member>
      
      <Name>username</Name>
      
      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>
      
    </Member>
      
    <Member>
      
      <Name>username</Name>
      
      <Sid>S-1-5-21-2977299124-1876462163-2290217735-164370</Sid>
      
    </Member>


      I'm not actually having any problems with this, but as it just does not make sense I'd like to understand why it happens.



      Thanks!






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