You are a SharePoint administrator for Blue Yonder Airlines. The company policy and requirements are described in the Exhibit (Refer to the Exhibit).
You plan to upgrade the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 server farm to SharePoint Server 2010.
You need to increase the available disk space on Server1 and Server2 before you upgrade the farm.
What should you do?
A.
Activate the Content Organizer on all of the site collections.
B.
Reset the indexes and perform a full crawl.
C.
Take all of the content databases offline.
D.
Shrink the content database files.
Explanation:
Q082
BURGOS MNEMO: = “Reset the indexes and perform a full crawl”BURGOS COMMENTS:
About “Shrink” in Q082 and Q119:
IF HAVE “full crawl THEN is THIS
ELSE “Shrink”
This is not correct. Performing a full crawl will not free up the deleted data in the database. SQL does not automatically reduce the size of a database – you must shrink the database by running the following SQL command: dbcc shrinkdatabase(WSSContentDatabaseName)
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Matt, Server 1 and Server 2 have nothing to do with the SQL server (and the databases), isn’t it? All of them are silly (as many often with MS exam questions), but I would also have to choose the B just because it is the only one that has something to do with the web servers…
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Indexes are stored on the file system.
B is correct.
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As Jay said, indexes are stored on the file system. And since multiple documents had been deleted before (600 GB on the whole) there would be good chance to reduce the size of the index files by resetting and newly creating the index.
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