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With which type of SQL Server recovery model are all database changes logged?
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A. Differential recovery
B. Full recovery
C. Simple recovery
D. Bulk-logged recovery
Correct Answer
Full recovery
SQL Server 2000 problems
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1. With this type of index, the data are stored in the bottom level of the index and in the same order as that index.
Options
A. Nonclustered
B. Clustered
C. Primary
D. Secondary
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Correct Answer: Clustered
2. With this type of index, the bottom level of an index does not contain data, but rather it contains pointers to data.
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A. Nonclustered
B. Clustered
C. Primary
D. Secondary
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Correct Answer: Nonclustered
3. Which of the following is a way to create and modify tables using SQL Server?
Options
A. Write SQL code using either CREATE or ALTER SQL statements only.
B. Use the graphical facilities of SQL Server Enterprise Manager only.
C. Both of the two methods above will work.
D. Neither of the two methods above will work.
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Correct Answer: Both of the two methods above will work.
4. In SQL Server 2000, which of the following makes a copy of the changes that have been made to the database since the last complete backup?
Options
A. Complete backup
B. Transaction Log
C. Differential backup
D. None of the above is correct.
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Correct Answer: Differential backup
5. Which of the following refers to the SQL Server transaction isolation level which places and holds locks on all rows that are read?
Options
A. REPEATABLE READ
B. SERIALIZABLE
C. READ COMMITTED
D. READ UNCOMMITTED
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Correct Answer: REPEATABLE READ
6. The strictest transaction isolation level provided by SQL Server is called:
Options
A. REPEATABLE READ.
B. SERIALIZABLE.
C. READ COMMITTED.
D. READ UNCOMMITTED.
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Correct Answer: SERIALIZABLE.
7. Which of the three possible types of triggers does SQL Server support?
Options
A. INSTEAD OF only
B. AFTER only
C. BEFORE only
D. INSTEAD OF and AFTER only
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Correct Answer: INSTEAD OF and AFTER only
8. With which type of SQL Server recovery model, is no logging done?
Options
A. Differential recovery
B. Full recovery
C. Bulk-logged recovery
D. Simple recovery
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Correct Answer: Simple recovery
9. SQL Server automatically creates an index on:
Options
A. primary keys only.
B. foreign key only.
C. both primary and foreign keys.
D. SQL Server never automatically creates an index.
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Correct Answer: both primary and foreign keys.
10. Which of the following is
not
a factor in determining the concurrency control behavior of SQL Server?
Options
A. Lock level
B. Transaction isolation level
C. Cursor concurrency setting
D. Locking hints
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Correct Answer: Lock level
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