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To eliminate definition duplication, XML Schemas define:
Options
A. an intersection table.
B. global elements.
C. a normalized definition table.
D. None of the above is correct.
Correct Answer
global elements.
XML and ADO.NET problems
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1. If the XML data instance conforms to the DTD, the document is said to be:
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A. type-invalid.
B. type-valid.
C. not-type-valid.
D. an HTML document.
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Correct Answer: type-valid.
2. What standard, protocol or language was generalized to become a standard protocol for sending messages of any type, using any protocol?
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A. SOAP
B. SGML
C. SQL
D. ADO
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Correct Answer: SOAP
3. If an XML document does not have a DTD, then by definition it is:
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A. not-type-valid.
B. type-valid.
C. an HTML document.
D. None of the above is correct.
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Correct Answer: not-type-valid.
4. XML is:
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A. a subset of SGML only.
B. a hybrid of document processing and database processing only.
C. a standardized yet customizable way to describe the content of documents only.
D. XML is all of the above.
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Correct Answer: XML is all of the above.
5. XML Schemas consist of:
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A. properties and methods.
B. elements and attributes.
C. structure and data.
D. tables and relationships.
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Correct Answer: elements and attributes.
6. What is not true about SOAP?
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A. SOAP originally meant Simple Object Access Protocol.
B. SOAP was defined as an XML-based standard for providing remote procedure calls over the Internet.
C. SOAP now is just a name, not an acronym
D. SOAP was an early form of XML.
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Correct Answer: SOAP was an early form of XML.
7. What is
not
true about XSLT?
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A. XSLT is a declarative transformation language.
B. XSLT uses a set of rules that govern how a document is to be materialized is created.
C. XSLT uses a set of procedures that specify how a document is to be programmed.
D. XSLT is used to transform the input document into another document.
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Correct Answer: XSLT uses a set of procedures that specify how a document is to be programmed.
8. ADO.NET provides the ability to create and process in-memory databases called:
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A. views.
B. relations.
C. tables.
D. datasets.
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Correct Answer: datasets.
9. The document that is used by XSLT to indicate how to transform the elements of the XML document to another format is a(n):
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A. HTML page.
B. DOCTYPE procedure.
C. stylesheet.
D. stored procedure.
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Correct Answer: stylesheet.
10. The most popular way to materialize XML documents is to use:
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A. DTD.
B. XSLT.
C. HTML.
D. SOAP.
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Correct Answer: XSLT.
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