Historical flight information data will be stored in Windows Azure Table Storage using the FlightInfo class as the
table entity. There are millions of entries in the table. Queries for historical flight information specify a set of
airlines to search and whether the query should return only late flights. Results should be ordered byflight
name. You need to specify which properties of the FlightInfo class should be used at the partition androw keys
to ensure that query results are returned as quickly as possible. What should you do? (Each correct answer
presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)
A.
Use the WasLate property as the row key.
B.
Use the Airline property as the row key.
C.
Use the WasLate property as the partition key
D.
Use the Arrival property as the row key.
E.
Use the Airline property as the partition key.
F.
Use the Flight property as the row key.
Same of dumps refer answer as C.Use the WasLate property as the partition key
What is correct answer.
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WasLate makes no sense imo
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yes wasLate as partition key, flight as row key makes sense, also as per latest dumps this is correct of november 2014
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row key no puede ver otra aerolinea con el mismo vuelo
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C and F are correkt
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Sorry B and F are correct
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E,F are correct
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PartitionKey – The PartitionKey property stores string values that identify the partition that an entity belongs to. Partitions, as discussed later, are integral to the scalability of the table. Entities with the same PartitionKey values are stored in the same partition.
RowKey – The RowKey property stores string values that uniquely identify entities within each partition. The PartitionKey and the RowKey together form the primary key for the entity
so E,F
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