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| lisa_duchovny 2003-09-08, 1:54 am |
| Hi all,
Well, I have finally decided to MCDBA. I have finished doing MCSD and will require passing 70-228 and 70-215 to become and MCDBA. I have decided to appear for 70-228 next week. Please let me know of any valuable tips. | |
| luisjo 2003-09-08, 2:12 am |
| Dude the 228 is not an easy test, dont rush into it, tell me what books are you reading to be prepared? | |
| anthonie 2003-09-08, 2:31 am |
| Dude the 228 is not a difficult exam. Since you've already done 229, I think writing T-SQL statements using the Query Analysis won't be a problem to you at all. And if you have experience in administrating MS SQL Server using the Enterprise Manager, you shouldn't have much problem. Just get a MS Press book or the MOC kit and browse through. Look at the exam objectives to find out what are the sections that you lack knowledge or experience. Then study on those areas
Good luck! | |
| 2lazybutsmart 2003-09-08, 1:37 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by anthonie
Dude the 228 is not a difficult exam. Since you've already done 229, I think writing T-SQL statements using the Query Analysis won't be a problem to you at all. And if you have experience in administrating MS SQL Server using the Enterprise Manager, you shouldn't have much problem. Just get a MS Press book or the MOC kit and browse through. Look at the exam objectives to find out what are the sections that you lack knowledge or experience. Then study on those areas
Good luck!
hah. true dat!  | |
| lisa_duchovny 2003-09-16, 1:46 am |
| Hi,
Thanks for the advice. i also felt that i was rushing o to it. Well, I have now decided to appear for for the test next week. I am consulting Microsoft press, New Riders, and Sybase books and consulting the ucertify preptest. Taking some more time to prepare. Help me with some fine tips. |
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