Your company has two SQL Server 2005 computers named SQL1 and SQL2. A database named DB1 is located on SQL1. DB1 contains a table named Table1. Table1 is replicated to a database named DB1 Repl, which is located on SQL2. Full-Text Search is not being used. Users report that the queries they run against Table1 in DB1 Repl are very slow. You investigate and discover that only the clustered index of Table1 is replicated. All other indexes in DB1 Repl are missing. You examine the Table1 article properties. The current Table1 article properties are shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)
You need to change the article properties so that all indexes of Table1 in DB1 are replicated when the subscription is reinitialized.
Which two article properties should you change? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
Exhibit:

Your department is responsible for creating a list of customer e-mail addresses from data in a SQL Server 2005

database. The list must include the date on which each customer was last contacted.

The data in the result set must have column names. The list must be ordered by date of last contact, with the most

recent contact first. The LastContact column is stored as a datetime.

The date should be displayed as MM/DD/YYYY. A coworker develops the following query.

SELECT email_address AS EmailAddress,

CONVERT(nvarchar, lastcontact, 101) AS LastContact

FROM Contact

ORDER BY LastContact DESC

You test this query and find that the data is displayed in the following order.

EmailAddress LastContact

andrew@contoso.com 01/24/2003

marc@contoso.com 06/12/2005

stefan@contoso.com 07/13/2004

You need to modify the query so that the data is listed in the proper order. You want to achieve

this goal without negatively affecting performance.

What should you do?

You use an order application named App1, which connects to a SQL Server 2005 database named DB1. Because some actions take more than three seconds, users report slow performance when they use App1. You want to identify those actions by using the Tuning template in SQL Server Profiler to trace the application. You need to capture only those App1 actions in DB1 that have a response time of two seconds or more. What should you do?

You have a SQL Server 2005 computer named SQL1. Users report that the time required to run their queries on SQL1 is steadily increasing. You want to investigate this issue by using SQL Server Profiler to trace all user queries. You need to decide on which computer to run SQL Server Profiler, and where to store the trace. You must minimize the impact of this operation on SQL1 performance. What should you do?

Your company has two SQL Server 2005 computers named SQL1 and SQL2. A database named DB1 is located on SQL1. DB1 contains a table named Table1. Table1 is replicated to a database named DB1Repl, which is located on SQL2. Full-Text Search is not being used.

Users report that the queries they run against Table1 in DB1Repl are very slow. You investigate and discover that only the clustered index of Table1 is replicated. All other indexes in DB1Repl are missing.

You examine the Table1 article properties. The current Table1 article properties are shown in the exhibit.

(Click the Exhibit button.) You need to change the article properties so that all indexes of Table1 in DB1 are replicated when the subscription is reinitialized. Which two article properties should you change? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

You use a SQL Server 2005 database that contains a table named Customers. The Customers table contains the following columns.

You create a view named v_Customer by using the following Transact-SQL statement. CREATE VIEW v_CustomerASSELECT CustomerID, CompanyName, FirstName, LastName, PictureFROM Customers You want to create an index on the v_Customer view. Prior to creating the index, you need to modify the Transact-SQL statement. exhibit Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

Your data warehouse includes three separate SQL Server 2005 tables for storing customer data. Each table is used to horizontally partition data that is migrated from a SQL Server 2000 installation to SQL Server 2005. Data is partitioned as shown in the following table.

The database does not allow customers to opt-out of e-mail marketing offers. You need to add a new OptOutFlag column to each of the customer tables. You must ensure that this column is added to either all three customer tables or none of them. You must also ensure that the database is always in a consistent state. exhibit Which Transact-SQL batch should you use?

A new employee needs access to a SQL Server 2005 database that is located on a server named SQL1. You create a login named ajones by using the following Transact-SQL statement. CREATE LOGIN ajones WITH PASSWORD = ‘SQLServer$1’ The new employee reports that when he logs in, he receives the following error message: "Login failed. The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection." You need to resolve the error and allow the new employee to gain access to SQL1. What should you do?

You work in San Francisco at the main office of your company. You are responsible for managing a SQL Server 2005 database. The sales department wants a report that compares customer activity in the previous quarter between the main office in San Francisco and the branch office in Paris. They want the data sorted by surname and first name. You restore a recent backup of the Paris database onto your server. You write queries to build the report, ordering the data by the Surname and FirstName columns. You review the data and notice that the customer list from the Paris database is sorted differently. The sales department needs the revised data within 15 minutes for a presentation. You need to implement the fastest possible solution that ensures that the data from both databases is sorted identically. What should you do?