Which permission set should you use?
Application developers in your company create an assembly that contains a CLR function. This CLR function reads data from a spreadsheet, performs some calculations, and returns the data to a SQL Server 2005 computer. You need to register the assembly with SQL Server 2005 by using the CREATE ASSEMBLY statement and the least privileged security
permission set. Which permission set should you use?
Which two protocols can you use to achieve this goal?
You are preparing for a new installation of SQL Server 2005. You need to select the protocols that client computers might use to connect to the server. Which two protocols can you use to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
What should you do?
Your application must access data that is located on two SQL Server 2005 computers. One of these servers is named SQL1 and the other is SQL2. You have permissions to create a stored procedure on SQL1 to support your application. However, on SQL2 you only have permissions to select data. You write the stored procedure on SQL1. The stored procedure accesses SQL2 by using the OPENQUERY Transact-SQL statement. However, the query fails when executed.
You need to troubleshoot the cause of the error. What should you do?
Which two protocols can you use to achieve this goal?
You are preparing for a new installation of SQL Server 2005. You need to select the protocols that client computers might use to connect to the server. Which two protocols can you use to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
Which command should you use?
You are a database developer for a company that manufactures bicycles. You are creating a Web application that will retrieve data from a database named AdventureWorks. The application connects to a database server that is running SQL Server 2005. One of the functions of your application will allow shift supervisors to see how many bicycles were manufactured during the current shift. A user named Tom creates a stored procedure named usp_GetPersonData in the dbo schema. You are creating an HTTP endpoint that exposes a Web method named PersonData. This Web method allows client applications to access the stored procedure. You use the following statement to create the endpoint.
CREATE ENDPOINT SQLEP_AWPersons
AS HTTP
(PATH = ‘/AWpersons’,
AUTHENTICATION = (INTEGRATED),
PORTS = (CLEAR),
SITE = ‘SQL1’)
FOR SOAP
(WEBMETHOD ”
(NAME=”),
BATCHES = DISABLED,
WSDL = DEFAULT,
DATABASE = ‘AdventureWorks’,
NAMESPACE = ‘http://Adventure-Works/Persons’)
You need to specify the correct WEBMETHOD and NAME to create the endpoint.
Which command should you use?
What should youdo?
You are responsible for maintaining scheduled jobs for the SQL Server 2005 databases in your department. One of the jobs aggregates data from multiple sources for reports. This job runs daily. The job consists of multiple steps. Each step aggregates data for a specific report. A user reports that the data for some of the reports has not been updated recently. You need to ensure that every step of the job that aggregates data executes even when errors occur. What should you
do?
What should you do?
A power failure occurs on the storage area network (SAN) where your SQL Server 2005 database server is located. You need to check the allocation as well as the structural and logical integrity of all databases, including their system catalogs.
What should you do?
Which performance object should you add to the counter log?
Your company has a server named SQL1 that runs SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition. SQL1 has 2 GB of RAM, 1.6 GB of which are used by the default SQL Server database engine instance. The average data growth of all databases combined is 100 MB a month. Users state that report execution times are increasing. You want to assess whether more RAM is needed. You need to use System Monitor to create a counter log that will help you decide whether to add RAM. Which performance object should you add to the counter log?
What are two possible ways to achieve this goal?
Your company uses SQL Server 2005. A user reports that an order processing application stopped responding in the middle of an order transaction. The user’s SQL Server session ID is 54. You need to find out if session 54 is blocked by another connection. If it is, you need to identity the blocking session ID. What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
Which two actions should you perform?
You are implementing transaction log shipping for a database named DB1 from a server named SOL1 to a server named SQL2. Because DB1 is 100 GB in size, it is too big to transfer over the network in a reasonable amount of time. You need to minimize the impact on the network while you initialize the secondary database. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)