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A couple of exam questions
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| I passed the exam today. It was not too difficult.
I used the study guide on this site, and my own experience as a webmaster.
I got 82%
A couple of qustions I was not sure about.
a database on your server and you created a web site from which users will be able to access your database. What else need to be created?
a) unique name for that database
b) A software bridge
c) ????
d) ???
I think you suppose to create a DSN, according to MCSD Front page 98 study guide.
I suppose Unique name for the database is the same as DSN.
What permissions are required to run a relational database on your web server?
a) read only
b) read and write
c) Read, write, execute
d) Read, execute.
It was not mentioned if users will be able to enter the data into the database. I think that only read permission is necessary, but then users will not be able to enter any data, only access existing data.
When it is appropriate to disable the antivirus software on your computer
a) when you installing new program
b) when you browsing the web
c) when you downloading file from the web
d) something else
I think when you installing a legitimate software, it's OK to disable the antivirus program. Some installation programs even prompt you to close all applications while installing.
I would not disable the antivirus when browsing the web, and espesially when downloading files from the Internet.
I may post a few more questions later...
Gook luck
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| One more:
You created a form on your site that takes the data from the user and sends it to the server.
What is the most effective way to make sure the the data entered in a specific format?
A) Validate on the server with CGI script
B) Validate on the browser with JavaScript
C) ????
D) ????
The best way is to validate the form entry on the server with the JavaScript because the validation takes place before the data is submitted to the server, you save processing power on the server, and if the customer entered invalid data, he will receive the error message before the data is submitted to the server, so he would not have to wait for the server responce only to find out that he must reenter the data.
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| these are very helpful stan! i'll be taking the test saturday at noon and am trying to dig up in info i can find on it. i check this BBS like 5 times daily for new post. if you can remember any more that would be an extream help to me.
the only things i've found for the inet+ is here at examnotes.net, cramsession.com, and a pratice test at ds-technicial.com that's pretty helpful.
thanks again stan! | |
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| One more:
Most browsers do not have support for __?
a) FTP
B) Telnet
c) ???
d) ???
I don't remember C and D, but most browsers definitely don't have support for telnet.
Most browsers have support for FTP and email.
-------- IF I remember more, you will see it here_______ |
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