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Microsoft SQL Server FAQs Part: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 What's SQL Server SQL Server is a DBMS system provided by Microsoft. SQL Server is sometimes mistakenly referred to as SQL. Can you use a CASE statement in a WHERE clause?
Answer: Yes
You are considering using the SQL Server Everywhere (SQL Server Compact Edition) in your application that will run on Smartphones and PDAs. However you are concerned that it will not hold all the data that people will store in it over the next few years. How large a database can you have in this edition of SQL Server 2005?
Answer: 4GB
What is one of the downsides of using RAID 5 as opposed to RAID 1?
Answer: Both write and read performance are worse.
What does this code return?
Answer: 1
To optimize the configuration of tempdb for performance, what setting should be used for the tempdb recovery model?
Answer: Simple
Which query will return a list of the synonyms in your database?
Answer: select * from sys.synonyms
You are building an application for a Smartphone and want to use SQL Server Compact Edition. However you do not want this to run as a service all the time because of power concerns. What can you do?
Answer: This edition does not run as a service, so there is nothing to worry about.
Which of the following classes provide the context of the caller to SQLCLR Assemblies? Submitted by Michael Coles
Answer: Microsoft.SqlServer.Server.SqlContext
How can you get SQL Server 2005 to simulate multiple processors for query testing?
Answer: Use the -P parameter in the startup parameter list.
You restart your SQL Server on a Sunday morning after some maintenance and decide to do some other work before people come back Monday and begin using the server. Since you are the only person on the server, you decide to query the sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats DMV and get what?
Answer: You don't get any information back.
Which of the following CREATE ASSEMBLY statement WITH PERMISSION_SET clauses sets the *minimum* required permission set for a SQLCLR Assembly to access Windows environment variables? Submitted by Michael Coles
Answer: WITH PERMISSION_SET EXTERNAL_ACCESS
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