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Can you answer these SQL Server 2000 questions?

Well I have decided like many DBAs to get my MCDBA 2000. I have started to study for the 70-228 exam and I have come across study guides with some sample questions. I thought I would share some of the questions with you to see if you can answer them as well. In my next blog post I will reveal the correct answers. Here are 2 questions:

Question 1:

You are the administrator of a SQL Server 2000 computer. You have two new hard disks on which you will create a database named Inventory. You want to insert, update, and delete data as quickly as possible. Which two actions should you take? (Each correct answer represents part of the solution. Choose two.)

a. Configure the hard disks as two mirrored NTFS volumes.
b. Configure the hard disks as one mirrored NTFS volume.
c. Configure the hard disks as two independent NTFS volumes.
d. Configure the hard disks as one extended NTFS volume.
e. Place Inventory_data.mdf on the first volume and Inventory_log.ldf on
the second volume.
f. Place Inventory_data.mdf and Inventory_log.ldf on the first volume and
Inventory_data2.ndf and Inventory_log2.ldf on the second volume
g. Place Inventory_data.mdf and Inventory_log.ldf on the same volume.

Question 2:

You are the administrator of a SQL Server 2000 computer. The server contains seven databases that provide data to several company client/server applications. Each database is maintained by a different user. You need to configure server and database permissions so that each user who maintains a database has full permissions on that database. What should you do?

a. Create a domain user group for all users.
Add a login for the domain user group.
Add the login to the sysadmin server role.
b. Create a domain user group for all users.
Add a login for the domain user group.
Map the login to a database user in each database.
Add all database users to the db_owner database role in each database.
c. Create a login for each user’s domain user account.
Map each login to a database user in the appropriate databases.
Add the database users to the db_owner database role in each database.
d. Create a login for each user’s domain user account.
Add the logins to the dbcreator server role.

Good luck on answering these questions and I hope you get them right. I will update you on my progress as I finish each test and I will give my feedback on the exams here. So keep checking back!

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What are your thoughts?

kashyap - May 7, 2008 @ 11:05 pm

What will be the impact on server if I change domain name ? Does SQL Server automatically recognizes the new domain?

Kindly provide solutuion for the same.

Thanks,
kashyap

SQLSquirrel - May 8, 2008 @ 4:42 pm

Kashyap,

Are you asking changing the name of the server itself and what impact it will have on the SQL Server for that server? Or are you asking if the domain is changed that the SQL Server belongs too… would the SQL Server still have access to the domain resources?

If you are asking about changing the server name that the SQL Server is installed on here is a great article on how to do that! http://www.karaszi.com/SQLServer/info_change_server_name.asp

If you are asking about the domain change you will lose the connectivity to your network resources and if your SQL Server services use a domain admin account you will need to update those services to use the new name and to be authenticated into the renamed domain.

Good Luck!

SQLSquirrel

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