Thank you for the post, good one. got it right, I was sure of 2nd but on third I was not sure and later kind of felt it might work,...

Lynn Pettis (6/25/2014)

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I define default as the setting used when initially installing SQL Server. I don't define it as the default used if not specified when initially installing SQL...

Lynn Pettis (6/25/2014)

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Raghavendra Mudugal (6/25/2014)

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Lynn Pettis (6/25/2014)

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Sean Pearce (6/25/2014)

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No, it would...

Lynn Pettis (6/25/2014)

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Sean Pearce (6/25/2014)

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No, it would be better to assume...

Thank you Andy for the interesting post, out of 3, I got 2 correct (based on my assumptions with 0% confidence), it was difficult for me to do all the...

Good one. Thank you for the post, i still use this.:-)

yea it is... for each individual who said it, but they don't mean not in general to all. They were/are smart and one day...

Thank you for the post, SJ, interesting one.

(at first... I was like "how am I suppose to pick the correct one?".. and the deep reading on RP in local_help for...

erwin.oosterhoorn (6/20/2014)

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There is nothing indicating if the database setting is case sensitive, our databases are. Therefore I went for different answers than the one seen as correct.

Would I have been...

Thank you for the post, Andy, good one.

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Awesome one, Andy, thank you for the post. (I got it wrong, but gaining good amount of knowledge)

Very good one, Andy. Thank you for the post.

Out of five, I narrowed it down to either Cloud or SQL2000 (as it gives same error message on both version), but...

Thank you for post, Andy, really good one. These types of questions... kind of remembers me taking up certification exam... 🙂

TomThomson (6/13/2014)

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If it's easy, there must be a lot of not very bright and knowledgable people using SQL Server...