| Ray Higdon 2003-09-19, 8:24 am |
| Steve, what's the ISBN of that book? I picked up a Mcgraw hill MCDBA study
guide and ended up taking it back as I thought it was horrible. Any topic
that you see listed as something you need to know at www.microsoft.com/mcp
you should know how to do it on a server as well as the concept behind it.
GL
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Ray Higdon MCSE, MCDBA, CCNA
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"Steve" <steve_mcdba@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All
>
> I'm just about to take my first exam 70-229 on the way to
> becoming MCDBA qualified and have a few questions I'd like
> to throw out to the forum.
>
> I've worked as a DBA ( mainly Sybase but also SQL 2000 )
> for a couple of years and have SQL 2000 set up on my home
> PC and laptop. I've been studying from the 'McGraw Hill
> Osbourne' Study Guide for the 70-229 exam. I've been
> through the book a couple of times and have done the Q &
> A's and the text exam.
>
> My Questions are :-
>
> 1) Is this level of study enough ?
> 2) As I understand it the exam has 44 questions and the
> passmark is 700 - how many questions answered correctly
> does this equate to ?
> 3) Can someone confim how much time is given for the exam
> 4) Is there a site that will show me how the exams are
> laid out ? I'm wondering if it's the same as the exam on
> the CD I have in the Study Guide I'm using.
>
> Cheers
> Steve
>
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