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In OLE DB, actions that an object can perform are called:
Options
A. properties.
B. collections.
C. methods.
D. abstractions.
Correct Answer
methods.
ODBC, OLE DB, ADO, and ASP problems
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1. ________ is a cover for utilizing OLE DB that is designed for use by almost any language.
Options
A. ODBC
B. ASP
C. JPCD
D. ADO
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Correct Answer: ADO
2. ________ is a simple object model that is easier to understand and use than OLE DB, and is frequently used for database applications.
Options
A. ASP
B. XML
C. ODBC
D. ADO
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Correct Answer: ADO
3. When using ODBC, which of the following processes ODBC requests and submits specific SQL statements to a given type of data source?
Options
A. Data source
B. Driver
C. Driver manager
D. DBMS
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Correct Answer: Driver
4. The ODBC Level 2 API contains which the following functions?
Options
A. Commit or rollback transactions only
B. Connect to data sources with driver-specific information only
C. Connect to data sources only
D. All of the above are contained in the OBDC Level 2 API
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Correct Answer: All of the above are contained in the OBDC Level 2 API
5. In ODBC, a data source that is local to a single computer is called a:
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A. system data source.
B. file data source.
C. user data source.
D. SQL text file.
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Correct Answer: system data source.
6. A JSP is transformed into a(n):
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A. Java applet.
B. Java servlet.
C. Either 1 or 2 above.
D. Neither 1 nor 2 above.
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Correct Answer: Java servlet.
7. Which JDBC driver Types are for use over communications networks?
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A. Type 3 only
B. Type 4 only
C. Both Type 3 and Type 4
D. Neither Type 3 nor Type 4
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Correct Answer: Both Type 3 and Type 4
8. How many JDBC driver types does Sun define?
Options
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
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Correct Answer: Four
9. What MySQL property is used to create a surrogate key in MySQL?
Options
A. UNIQUE
B. SEQUENCE
C. AUTO_INCREMENT
D. None of the above -- Surrogate keys are not implemented in MySQL.
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Correct Answer: AUTO_INCREMENT
10. What is
not
true of a Java bean?
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A. There are no public instance variables.
B. All persistent values are accessed using get
xxx
and set
xxx
methods.
C. It may have many constructors as necessary.
D. All of the above are true of a Java bean.
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Correct Answer: It may have many constructors as necessary.
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