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  • RE: Triggers

    jack.kennedy (2/24/2010)


    The answer to this question should be NO.

    The SQL as written will generate an error:

    Msg 111, Level 15, State 1, Line 2

    'CREATE TRIGGER' must be the first statement in...

  • RE: Triggers

    stewartc-708166 (2/23/2010)


    point of note:

    Schema definitions are case sensitive.

    therefore the schema of the table given as dbo, while the schema of the trigger is Dbo.

    removing the trigger schema or making it...

  • RE: Temporary objects

    Hi,

    I don't agree with the statement in the explanation that this is an "undocumented ability".

    Both "global temporary procedures" and "global temporary tables" can be found in the index of BOL,...

  • RE: T-SQL 2008

    Hugo Kornelis (10/1/2009)


    Mighty (10/1/2009)


    I'm of the opinion that the answer(s) are incorrect.

    CUBE and ROLLUP where already available in SQL Server 2005, so they were not introduced with SQL Server 2008.

    SQL...

  • RE: T-SQL 2008

    I'm of the opinion that the answer(s) are incorrect.

    CUBE and ROLLUP where already available in SQL Server 2005, so they were not introduced with SQL Server 2008.

  • RE: @@DBTS

    ChiragNS (9/23/2009)


    oops!! thought the checkboxes where radio buttons.

    Same for me. Would have been better to add "select all that apply" to the question, like it is normally done.

  • RE: Access

    Andrew Watson (6/25/2009)


    I'm with David on this one. The question as written is totally ambiguous, and nvarchar or memo are equally valid answers, depending on how you parse the...

  • RE: Access

    Irish Flyer (6/25/2009)


    Who cares?? What does Access have to do with REAL databases?

    Not too much, so in that respect the question of matching a MS Access data type to...

  • RE: Access

    Maybe it's just me, but I read the question differently, looking for the SQL Server data type to match the MS Access data type. Might be that my English is...

  • RE: one character of data

    Maybe the author of the question used information related to how Oracle stores char(1) and varchar2(1) data. There the space used on disk will be the same.

    From a design perspective,...

  • RE: TSQL

    On SQL 2005 it also works, so in that case answer c is the correct one.

  • RE: Certificates

    Steve Jones - Editor (1/7/2009)


    securing a cluster can have multiple meanings, and encryption would be a valid one. So I think the question was misleading and have corrected that.

    For me...

  • RE: Certificates

    Irish Flyer (1/7/2009)


    What about the following re securing clusters?

    From SQL Server 2005 Books Online (search under clusters [SQL Server]\encryption):

    Encryption on a Cluster

    If you want to use encryption with a failover...

  • RE: Backup and Recovery

    I see no way how the question can imply a full backup being taken on any other time.

    Hi Hugo,

    the reason why I think there was a full backup is...

  • RE: Backup and Recovery

    Hugo Kornelis (12/11/2008)


    The explanation is misleading. Especially this part:

    you cannot use the log backup to recover the database

    since it implies that you can MAKE a log backup after creating a...

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