I am also in the camp that got it "wrong" today, but I can see how this is happening.

The default Google search of "Import-Module SqlServer" lists the MSDN page (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-GB/library/hh231286.aspx)...

I also chose the wrong answer after a bit of googling that included finding the exact page referred to in the answer.

So my question is how would you find out...

I went with the suggestion by "J Livingston SQL" and got it right. The question as written seems to be misleading.

I agree with the comment about double negatives - it makes this question harder than it should be.

I had to look that function up as I hadn't seen it before.

Is anyone able to provide a real-world example demonstrating the usage? What I'm interested to know is...

Well there's something that you don't see every day 😉

I think it's the difference between "parse" and "compile" that is causing the confusion here.

We use schemas to help separate different logical areas within our database. These separations help to define the different business functions we're mirroring. We also find it helps...

I'm in the 5 camp as well. Perhaps someone could nudge the question setter to double check his question and answer! 🙂

I'm going to agree with Eric on his last point - even though I'm a software developer!

However, I'm going to add that it works both ways. Trying...

As a C# developer I believe it's better to show the intent of the code or schema with a positive naming convention. Therefore I'd definitely favour the "IsActive" style....