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The SQL statement used to create a view is CREATE VIEW.
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A. True
B. False
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True
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1. The advantage of optimistic locking is that:
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A. the lock is obtained only after the transaction has processed.
B. the lock is obtained before the transaction has processed.
C. the lock never needs to be obtained.
D. transactions that are best suited are those with a lot of activity.
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Correct Answer: the lock is obtained only after the transaction has processed.
2. Legacy data is which of the following?
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A. Data contained in a newly-installed system
B. Data rejected during the installation of a new system
C. Data contained in a file system
D. Data contained by a system used prior to the installation of a new system
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Correct Answer: Data contained by a system used prior to the installation of a new system
3. 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
4. Which of the following statements is not true about XML Schemas:
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A. They are used to define the content and structure of data.
B. They define a set of symbols and the relationships of those symbols.
C. They are themselves XML documents.
D. They have their own syntax.
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Correct Answer: They have their own syntax.
5. Dirty read, nonrepeatable, and phantom reads are not possible in this instance.
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A. Read committed
B. Read uncommitted
C. Repeatable read
D. Serializable
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Correct Answer: Serializable
6. Every time attribute A appears, it is matched with the same value of attribute B, but not the same value of attribute C. Therefore, it is true that:
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A. A ? B.
B. A ? C.
C. A ? (B,C).
D. (B,C) ? A.
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Correct Answer: A ? B.
7. A SELECT statement within another SELECT statement and enclosed in square brackets ([...]) is called a subquery.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
8. With an enterprise data model, it is much easier to build applications because you know exactly what data exist and what needs to be added.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
9. 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.
10. 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
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Correct Answer: Full recovery
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