Developing Microsoft SQL Server 2012/2014 Databases v1.0

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


An administrator provides a digital certificate named ServerCert.
You need to implement Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) on ProductsDB.
Which code segment should you use?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You execute IndexManagement.sql and you receive the following error message: "Msg 512, Level 16, State 1, Line 12
Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, != ,<, <= , >, > = or when the subquery is used as an expression."
You need to ensure that IndexManagement.sql executes properly.
Which WHILE statement should you use at line 18?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You are planning the ManufacturingSteps table.
You need to define the ProductID column in the CREATE TABLE statement.
Which code segment should you use?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You are testing disaster recovery procedures.
When you attempt to restore ProductsDB to another server, you receive the following error message: "Msg
33111, Level 16, State 3, Line 5
Cannot find server certificate with thumbprint ' 0x9D876A3468B911ElBA4CFCBF4724019B\ Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 5
RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally."
You need to ensure that you can restore ProductsDB to another server.
Which code segment should you execute on the other server?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You need to prepare the database to use the .NET Framework ProcessProducts component.
Which code segments should you execute? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose all that apply.)

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


While testing the CategoryFromType function, you discover that the function is returning 'Other'. You need to update CategoryFromType to return the category name.
Which line of code should you modify in CategoryFromType.sql?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


Which data type should you use for ProductType?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


Which code segment should you use to define the ProductDetails column?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You need to modify Production.ProductDetails_Insert to comply with the application requirements.
Which code segment should you execute?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You need to create a function that will use a SELECT statement in ProductsByProductType.sql.
Which code segment should you use to complete the function?

Scenario 4 -

Application Information -
You are a database administrator for a manufacturing company.
You have an application that stores product data. The data will be converted to technical diagrams for the manufacturing process.
The product details are stored in XML format. Each XML must contain only one product that has a root element named Product. A schema named
Production.ProductSchema has been created for the products xml.
You develop a Microsoft .NET Framework assembly named ProcessProducts.dll that will be used to convert the XML files to diagrams. The diagrams will be stored in the database as images. ProcessProducts.dll contains one class named ProcessProduct that has a method name of Convert(). ProcessProducts.dll was created by using a source code file named ProcessProduct.cs.
All of the files are located in C:\Products\.
The application has several performance and security issues. You will create a new database named ProductsDB on a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. ProductsDB will support the application.
The following graphic shows the planned tables for ProductsDB:

You will also add a sequence named Production.ProductID_Seq.
You plan to create two certificates named DBCert and ProductsCert. You will create ProductsCert in master. You will create DBCert in ProductsDB.
You have an application that executes dynamic T-SQL statements against ProductsDB. A sample of the queries generated by the application appears in
Dynamic.sql.

Application Requirements -
The planned database has the following requirements:
All tables must be disk-based
All stored procedures must be signed.
The amount of disk space must be minimized.
Administrative effort must be minimized at all times.
The original product details must be stored in the database.
An XML schema must be used to validate the product details.
The assembly must be accessible by using T-SQL commands.
A table-valued function will be created to search products by type.
Backups must be protected by using the highest level of encryption.
Dynamic T-SQL statements must be converted to stored procedures.
Indexes must be optimized periodically based on their fragmentation.
Manufacturing steps stored in the ManufacturingSteps table must refer to a product by the same identifier used by the Products table.

ProductDetails_Insert.sql -


Product, xml -
All product types are 11 digits. The first five digits of the product id reference the category of the product and the remaining six digits are the subcategory of the product.
The following is a sample customer invoice in XML format:


ProductsByProductType.sql -


Dynamic.sql -


Category FromType.sql -


IndexManagement.sql -


You need to convert the functionality of Dynamic.sql to use a stored procedure.
Which Transact SQL statement should you add to the stored procedure contain?

Litware, Inc -

General Overview -

General Overview -
You are a database developer for a company named Litware, Inc. Litware has a main office in Miami.
Litware has a job posting web application named WebApp1. WebApp1 uses a database named DB1. DB1 is hosted on a server named Server1. The database design of DB1 is shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

WebApp1 allows a user to log on as a job poster or a job seeker. Candidates can search for job openings based on keywords, apply to an opening, view their application, and load their resume in Microsoft Word format. Companies can add a job opening, view the list of candidates who applied to an opening, and mark an application as denied.

Users and Roles -
DB1 has five database users named Company, CompanyWeb, Candidate, CandidateWeb, and Administrator.
DB1 has three user-defined database roles. The roles are configured as shown in the following table.


Keyword Search -
The keyword searches for the job openings are performed by using the following stored procedure named usp_GetOpenings:


Opening Update -
Updates to the Openings table are performed by using the following stored procedure named usp_UpdateOpening:


Problems and Reported Issues -

Concurrency Problems -
You discover that deadlocks frequently occur.
You identify that a stored procedure named usp_AcceptCandidate and a stored procedure named usp_UpdateCandidate generate deadlocks. The following is the code for usp_AcceptCandidate:


Salary Query Issues -
Users report that when they perform a search for job openings without specifying a minimum salary, only job openings that specify a minimum salary are displayed.

Log File Growth Issues -
The current log file for DB1 grows constantly. The log file fails to shrink even when the daily SQL Server Agent Shrink Database task runs.

Performance Issues -
You discover that a stored procedure named usp_ExportOpenings takes a long time to run and executes a table scan when it runs.
You also discover that the usp_GetOpenings stored procedure takes a long time to run and that the non-clustered index on the Description column is not being used.

Page Split Issues -
On DB1, many page splits per second spike every few minutes.

Requirements -
Security and Application Requirements
Litware identifies the following security and application requirements:
Only the Administrator, Company, and CompanyWeb database users must be able to execute the usp_UpdateOpening stored procedure.
Changes made to the database must not affect WebApp1.

Locking Requirements -
Litware identifies the following locking requirements:
The usp_GetOpenings stored procedure must not be blocked by the usp_UpdateOpening stored procedure.
If a row is locked in the Openings table, usp_GetOpenings must retrieve the latest version of the row, even if the row was not committed yet.

Integration Requirements -
Litware exports its job openings to an external company as XML data. The XML data uses the following format:

A stored procedure named usp_ExportOpenings will be used to generate the XML data. The following is the code for usp_ExportOpenings:

The stored procedure will be executed by a SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package named Package1.
The XML data will be written to a secured folder named Folder1. Only a dedicated Active Directory account named Account1 is assigned the permissions to read from or write to Folder1.

Refactoring Requirements -
Litware identifies the following refactoring requirements:
New code must be written by reusing the following query:

The results from the query must be able to be joined to other queries.

Upload Requirements -
Litware requires users to upload their job experience in a Word file by using WebApp1. WebApp1 will send the Word file to DB1 as a stream of bytes. DB1 will then convert the Word file to text before the contents of the Word file is saved to the Candidates table.
A database developer creates an assembly named Conversions that contains the following:
A class named Convert in the SqlConversions namespace
A method named ConvertToText in the Convert class that converts Word files to text
The ConvertToText method accepts a stream of bytes and returns text. The method is used in the following stored procedure:


Job Application Requirements -
A candidate can only apply to each job opening once.

Data Recovery Requirements -
All changes to the database are performed by using stored procedures. WebApp1 generates a unique transaction ID for every stored procedure call that the application makes to the database.
If a server fails, you must be able to restore data to a specified transaction.

You need to design a solution that meets the refactoring requirements.
Which type of object should you include in the solution?

Litware, Inc -

General Overview -

General Overview -
You are a database developer for a company named Litware, Inc. Litware has a main office in Miami.
Litware has a job posting web application named WebApp1. WebApp1 uses a database named DB1. DB1 is hosted on a server named Server1. The database design of DB1 is shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

WebApp1 allows a user to log on as a job poster or a job seeker. Candidates can search for job openings based on keywords, apply to an opening, view their application, and load their resume in Microsoft Word format. Companies can add a job opening, view the list of candidates who applied to an opening, and mark an application as denied.

Users and Roles -
DB1 has five database users named Company, CompanyWeb, Candidate, CandidateWeb, and Administrator.
DB1 has three user-defined database roles. The roles are configured as shown in the following table.


Keyword Search -
The keyword searches for the job openings are performed by using the following stored procedure named usp_GetOpenings:


Opening Update -
Updates to the Openings table are performed by using the following stored procedure named usp_UpdateOpening:


Problems and Reported Issues -

Concurrency Problems -
You discover that deadlocks frequently occur.
You identify that a stored procedure named usp_AcceptCandidate and a stored procedure named usp_UpdateCandidate generate deadlocks. The following is the code for usp_AcceptCandidate:


Salary Query Issues -
Users report that when they perform a search for job openings without specifying a minimum salary, only job openings that specify a minimum salary are displayed.

Log File Growth Issues -
The current log file for DB1 grows constantly. The log file fails to shrink even when the daily SQL Server Agent Shrink Database task runs.

Performance Issues -
You discover that a stored procedure named usp_ExportOpenings takes a long time to run and executes a table scan when it runs.
You also discover that the usp_GetOpenings stored procedure takes a long time to run and that the non-clustered index on the Description column is not being used.

Page Split Issues -
On DB1, many page splits per second spike every few minutes.

Requirements -
Security and Application Requirements
Litware identifies the following security and application requirements:
Only the Administrator, Company, and CompanyWeb database users must be able to execute the usp_UpdateOpening stored procedure.
Changes made to the database must not affect WebApp1.

Locking Requirements -
Litware identifies the following locking requirements:
The usp_GetOpenings stored procedure must not be blocked by the usp_UpdateOpening stored procedure.
If a row is locked in the Openings table, usp_GetOpenings must retrieve the latest version of the row, even if the row was not committed yet.

Integration Requirements -
Litware exports its job openings to an external company as XML data. The XML data uses the following format:

A stored procedure named usp_ExportOpenings will be used to generate the XML data. The following is the code for usp_ExportOpenings:

The stored procedure will be executed by a SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package named Package1.
The XML data will be written to a secured folder named Folder1. Only a dedicated Active Directory account named Account1 is assigned the permissions to read from or write to Folder1.

Refactoring Requirements -
Litware identifies the following refactoring requirements:
New code must be written by reusing the following query:

The results from the query must be able to be joined to other queries.

Upload Requirements -
Litware requires users to upload their job experience in a Word file by using WebApp1. WebApp1 will send the Word file to DB1 as a stream of bytes. DB1 will then convert the Word file to text before the contents of the Word file is saved to the Candidates table.
A database developer creates an assembly named Conversions that contains the following:
A class named Convert in the SqlConversions namespace
A method named ConvertToText in the Convert class that converts Word files to text
The ConvertToText method accepts a stream of bytes and returns text. The method is used in the following stored procedure:


Job Application Requirements -
A candidate can only apply to each job opening once.

Data Recovery Requirements -
All changes to the database are performed by using stored procedures. WebApp1 generates a unique transaction ID for every stored procedure call that the application makes to the database.
If a server fails, you must be able to restore data to a specified transaction.

You need to create a script that automates the export of the XML data. The script must meet the integration requirements.
What should you include in the script?

Litware, Inc -

General Overview -

General Overview -
You are a database developer for a company named Litware, Inc. Litware has a main office in Miami.
Litware has a job posting web application named WebApp1. WebApp1 uses a database named DB1. DB1 is hosted on a server named Server1. The database design of DB1 is shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

WebApp1 allows a user to log on as a job poster or a job seeker. Candidates can search for job openings based on keywords, apply to an opening, view their application, and load their resume in Microsoft Word format. Companies can add a job opening, view the list of candidates who applied to an opening, and mark an application as denied.

Users and Roles -
DB1 has five database users named Company, CompanyWeb, Candidate, CandidateWeb, and Administrator.
DB1 has three user-defined database roles. The roles are configured as shown in the following table.


Keyword Search -
The keyword searches for the job openings are performed by using the following stored procedure named usp_GetOpenings:


Opening Update -
Updates to the Openings table are performed by using the following stored procedure named usp_UpdateOpening:


Problems and Reported Issues -

Concurrency Problems -
You discover that deadlocks frequently occur.
You identify that a stored procedure named usp_AcceptCandidate and a stored procedure named usp_UpdateCandidate generate deadlocks. The following is the code for usp_AcceptCandidate:


Salary Query Issues -
Users report that when they perform a search for job openings without specifying a minimum salary, only job openings that specify a minimum salary are displayed.

Log File Growth Issues -
The current log file for DB1 grows constantly. The log file fails to shrink even when the daily SQL Server Agent Shrink Database task runs.

Performance Issues -
You discover that a stored procedure named usp_ExportOpenings takes a long time to run and executes a table scan when it runs.
You also discover that the usp_GetOpenings stored procedure takes a long time to run and that the non-clustered index on the Description column is not being used.

Page Split Issues -
On DB1, many page splits per second spike every few minutes.

Requirements -
Security and Application Requirements
Litware identifies the following security and application requirements:
Only the Administrator, Company, and CompanyWeb database users must be able to execute the usp_UpdateOpening stored procedure.
Changes made to the database must not affect WebApp1.

Locking Requirements -
Litware identifies the following locking requirements:
The usp_GetOpenings stored procedure must not be blocked by the usp_UpdateOpening stored procedure.
If a row is locked in the Openings table, usp_GetOpenings must retrieve the latest version of the row, even if the row was not committed yet.

Integration Requirements -
Litware exports its job openings to an external company as XML data. The XML data uses the following format:

A stored procedure named usp_ExportOpenings will be used to generate the XML data. The following is the code for usp_ExportOpenings:

The stored procedure will be executed by a SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package named Package1.
The XML data will be written to a secured folder named Folder1. Only a dedicated Active Directory account named Account1 is assigned the permissions to read from or write to Folder1.

Refactoring Requirements -
Litware identifies the following refactoring requirements:
New code must be written by reusing the following query:

The results from the query must be able to be joined to other queries.

Upload Requirements -
Litware requires users to upload their job experience in a Word file by using WebApp1. WebApp1 will send the Word file to DB1 as a stream of bytes. DB1 will then convert the Word file to text before the contents of the Word file is saved to the Candidates table.
A database developer creates an assembly named Conversions that contains the following:
A class named Convert in the SqlConversions namespace
A method named ConvertToText in the Convert class that converts Word files to text
The ConvertToText method accepts a stream of bytes and returns text. The method is used in the following stored procedure:


Job Application Requirements -
A candidate can only apply to each job opening once.

Data Recovery Requirements -
All changes to the database are performed by using stored procedures. WebApp1 generates a unique transaction ID for every stored procedure call that the application makes to the database.
If a server fails, you must be able to restore data to a specified transaction.

You need to implement a solution that meets the security requirements.
Which statement should you execute?