Question: 1
You administer a single server that contains a Microsoft SQL Server 2014 default instance. You plan to install a new application that requires the deployment of a database on the server. The application login requires sysadmin permissions.You need to ensure that the application login is unable to access other production databases.What should you do?
A. Use the SQL Server default instance and configure an affinity mask.
B. Install a new named SQL Server instance on the server.
C. Use the SQL Server default instance and enable Contained Databases.
D. Install a new default SQL Server instance on the server.
Answer: B
Explanation:
References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/sql-server/install/work-with-multiple-versions-andinstances-of-sql-server
Question: 2
You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2014 instance. After a routine shutdown, the drive that contains tempdb fails.You need to be able to start the SQL Server.
What should you do?
A. Modify tempdb location in startup parameters.
B. Start SQL Server in minimal configuration mode.
C. Start SQL Server in single-user mode.
D. Configure SQL Server to bypass Windows application logging.
Answer: B
Explanation:
If you have configuration problems that prevent the server from starting, you can start an instance of
Microsoft SQL Server by using the minimal configuration startup option.
When you start an instance of SQL Server in minimal configuration mode, note the following:
Only a single user can connect, and the CHECKPOINT process is not executed.
Remote access and read-ahead are disabled.
Startup stored procedures do not run.
tempdb is configured at the smallest possible size.
References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/start-sql-serverwith-minimal-configuration
Question: 3
You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2014 server. The MSSQLSERVER service uses a domain account named CONTOSO\SQLService.You plan to configure Instant File Initialization.You need to ensure that Data File Autogrow operations use Instant File Initialization.What should you do? Choose all that apply.
A. Restart the SQL Server Agent Service.
B. Disable snapshot isolation.
C. Restart the SQL Server Service.
D. Add the CONTOSO\SQLService account to the Perform Volume Maintenance Tasks local security policy.
E. Add the CONTOSO\SQLService account to the Server Operators fixed server role.
F. Enable snapshot isolation.
Answer: C,D
Explanation:
How To Enable Instant File Initialization
References:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175935.aspx
Question: 4
You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2014 failover cluster that contains two nodes named Node A and Node B. A single instance of SQL Server is installed on the cluster.An additional node named Node C has been added to the existing cluster.You need to ensure that the SQL Server instance can use all nodes of the cluster.
What should you do?
A. Run the New SQL Server stand-alone installation Wizard on Node C.
B. Run the Add Node to SQL Server Failover Cluster Wizard on Node C.
C. Use Node B to install SQL Server on Node C.
D. Use Node A to install SQL Server on Node C.
Answer: B
Explanation:
To add a node to an existing SQL Server failover cluster, you must run SQL Server Setup on the node that
is to be added to the SQL Server failover cluster instance. Do not run Setup on the active node.
The Installation Wizard will launch the SQL Server Installation Center. To add a node to an existing
failover cluster instance, click Installation in the left-hand pane. Then, select Add node to a SQL Server
failover cluster.
References:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191545.aspx
Question: 5
You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2014 server. One of the databases on the server supports a highly active OLTP application.Users report abnormally long wait times when they submit data into the application.You need to identify which queries are taking longer than 1 second to run over an extended period of time.What should you do?
A. use SQL Profiler to trace all queries that are processing on the server. Filter queries that have a Duration value of more than 1,000.
B. Use sp_configure to set a value for blocked process threshold. Create an extended event session.
C. Use the Job Activity monitor to review all processes that are actively running. Review the Job History
to find out the duration of each step.
D. Run the sp_who command from a query window.
E. Run the DBCC TRACEON 1222 command from a query window and review the SQL Server event log.
Answer: A
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A complicated relationship?
SenseNets has for some time openly listed Microsoft as a partner on their website, and yesterday the New Statesman's NSTech website revisited the claims linking Microsoft and SenseNets, initially saying "the US software giant declined the opportunity to deny the existence of an alleged partnership with SenseNets, in light of claims made on the Shenzhen-based firm’s website, before NS Tech published this story."
This was later revised to include a denial: "A Microsoft spokesperson has since said that it is not involved in a partnership with the company and that SenseNets used the company’s logo on its website without its permission. 'We have asked for it to be removed,' the spokesperson added."
But, putting the alleged partnership to one side, the more pointed online debate related to the SenseNets developers' use of Microsoft-owned GitHub and the alleged use of Azure Cognitive Services. And in particular the removal of an API key for Azure Cognitive Services from within the GitHub repository.
Gevers explained on Twitter that "after SenseNets became news the API key for cognitive services suddenly disappeared from GitHub. But other sensitive materials were still leaked by the developers through their personal repositories like e-mail, database, SSH and Gitlab credentials, where the lost API key was found... At this moment it is not clear if the Microsoft Azure Cognitive services are still being used. The developers of SenseNets did not learn much from the previous incident and keep pushing new code and credentials to GitHub for their new 'Face device management system'."
When I asked Microsoft about the alleged SenseNets partnership, the use of Azure Cognitive Services by SenseNets or the removal of the API from GitHub, they confirmed to me that they are not "involved in a partnership with SenseNets," adding that, "we’ve done a search of all our partnerships over the past five years and don’t have any evidence of Microsoft having a partnership with SenseNets. We’ve done a thorough examination. SenseNets and its parent company are not customers of our Azure services including those related to facial recognition, and we have no evidence they’ve purchased our products or services in the past five years."
Consequently, the apparent use of Azure and its Cognitive Services by the SenseNets program remain unexplained.
Right from wrong
I interviewed Victor Gevers this week, following the news of a further headline data breach in China. He sees SenseNets as a game-changer for exposing the information gathered within China's surveillance state, and that has given him a personal dilemma. "We don’t want to be whistle-blowers - we want to fix stuff, not embarrass people," he told me. "In the last month, we have found a lot of databases that show the implementation of mass surveillance, using extensive technology that is purely designed for monitoring."
As far as SenseNets goes, he explained that "we reported the system, we found it very remarkable, not knowing exactly what the use was. I posted a tweet, saying this is the system we found, it's mass surveillance, it's bad, it's out there. Then after a while, some journalists asked if we ever checked the GPS locations in the database because this could be a very bad thing... I reached out and I asked, 'can you help me with this'. And a journalist verified the information and said this is bad, this can’t stay covered, you need to list this publicly. So that's how the ball started rolling."
A focus on ethics
The questionable ethics around China's surveillance state, especially where Xinjiang is concerned, are becoming better understood as more data abuses hit the headlines. This week, a U.S. State Department spokesman called Xinjiang a "great shame for humanity", and said that "we are committed to promoting accountability for those who are committing these violations."
More broadly, there is a complicated relationship between leading Western technology companies and the vast Chinese market - including the decline in smartphone sales this year, the debate on whether or not search engines should be tailored, and the tolerance of pirated software. There is also now the backdrop of the ongoing trade negotiations with the U.S. and the extent to which China's surveillance ethics, a key driver of prohibitions on the likes of Hikvision and Huawei, will come into play.
But, where the ethics are concerned perhaps this should be clear cut. "If we find stuff that is not good or has questionable ethics," Gevers told me, "then we’re experimenting to see if we can share that on social media." Ultimately, where China's surveillance state is now concerned, it is likely that few western companies will want any public associations to come to light. And so maybe this becomes a good news social media story to balance all the bad.
A complicated relationship?
SenseNets has for some time openly listed Microsoft as a partner on their website, and yesterday the New Statesman's NSTech website revisited the claims linking Microsoft and SenseNets, initially saying "the US software giant declined the opportunity to deny the existence of an alleged partnership with SenseNets, in light of claims made on the Shenzhen-based firm’s website, before NS Tech published this story."
This was later revised to include a denial: "A Microsoft spokesperson has since said that it is not involved in a partnership with the company and that SenseNets used the company’s logo on its website without its permission. 'We have asked for it to be removed,' the spokesperson added."
But, putting the alleged partnership to one side, the more pointed online debate related to the SenseNets developers' use of Microsoft-owned GitHub and the alleged use of Azure Cognitive Services. And in particular the removal of an API key for Azure Cognitive Services from within the GitHub repository.
Gevers explained on Twitter that "after SenseNets became news the API key for cognitive services suddenly disappeared from GitHub. But other sensitive materials were still leaked by the developers through their personal repositories like e-mail, database, SSH and Gitlab credentials, where the lost API key was found... At this moment it is not clear if the Microsoft Azure Cognitive services are still being used. The developers of SenseNets did not learn much from the previous incident and keep pushing new code and credentials to GitHub for their new 'Face device management system'."
When I asked Microsoft about the alleged SenseNets partnership, the use of Azure Cognitive Services by SenseNets or the removal of the API from GitHub, they confirmed to me that they are not "involved in a partnership with SenseNets," adding that, "we’ve done a search of all our partnerships over the past five years and don’t have any evidence of Microsoft having a partnership with SenseNets. We’ve done a thorough examination. SenseNets and its parent company are not customers of our Azure services including those related to facial recognition, and we have no evidence they’ve purchased our products or services in the past five years."
Consequently, the apparent use of Azure and its Cognitive Services by the SenseNets program remain unexplained.
Right from wrong
I interviewed Victor Gevers this week, following the news of a further headline data breach in China. He sees SenseNets as a game-changer for exposing the information gathered within China's surveillance state, and that has given him a personal dilemma. "We don’t want to be whistle-blowers - we want to fix stuff, not embarrass people," he told me. "In the last month, we have found a lot of databases that show the implementation of mass surveillance, using extensive technology that is purely designed for monitoring."
As far as SenseNets goes, he explained that "we reported the system, we found it very remarkable, not knowing exactly what the use was. I posted a tweet, saying this is the system we found, it's mass surveillance, it's bad, it's out there. Then after a while, some journalists asked if we ever checked the GPS locations in the database because this could be a very bad thing... I reached out and I asked, 'can you help me with this'. And a journalist verified the information and said this is bad, this can’t stay covered, you need to list this publicly. So that's how the ball started rolling."
A focus on ethics
The questionable ethics around China's surveillance state, especially where Xinjiang is concerned, are becoming better understood as more data abuses hit the headlines. This week, a U.S. State Department spokesman called Xinjiang a "great shame for humanity", and said that "we are committed to promoting accountability for those who are committing these violations."
More broadly, there is a complicated relationship between leading Western technology companies and the vast Chinese market - including the decline in smartphone sales this year, the debate on whether or not search engines should be tailored, and the tolerance of pirated software. There is also now the backdrop of the ongoing trade negotiations with the U.S. and the extent to which China's surveillance ethics, a key driver of prohibitions on the likes of Hikvision and Huawei, will come into play.
But, where the ethics are concerned perhaps this should be clear cut. "If we find stuff that is not good or has questionable ethics," Gevers told me, "then we’re experimenting to see if we can share that on social media." Ultimately, where China's surveillance state is now concerned, it is likely that few western companies will want any public associations to come to light. And so maybe this becomes a good news social media story to balance all the bad.
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Microsoft Teases AI-Powered Scanning in Excel's Android App
The worst thing about spreadsheets is data entry. Who actually likes clicking through each cell, entering the appropriate data, and repeating the process until something resembling a table emerges? Microsoft acknowledged that the answer is "probably no one" with an upcoming feature for Excel on Android devices.
Microsoft said the feature would allow people to take a picture of something, let Excel work some artificially intelligent magic on it, and then correct any mistakes in the resulting spreadsheet. This is perfect for printed receipts or handwritten recipes that are already well-organized but also tedious to digitally recreate.
Similar features abound in other apps. Many banking applications will let their users deposit checks this way. Some note-taking apps can use optical character recognition (OCR) to extract text from scanned documents. And translation apps can use similar tools to offer real-time, or close to real-
It's only natural, then, for Microsoft to bring this functionality to Excel. The company's placed increasing emphasis on the quality of its mobile apps to match the rest of Silicon Valley in the rush to build AI into its products and wants to push Office 365 subscriptions. This feature would help it realize all those goals.
Microsoft didn't say when Excel on Android would receive this functionality. "We'll continue to optimize these features over the next several months," the company said. "When they're ready, we'll release them to all Office Insiders, and Office 365 subscribers." Until then, well, grandma's goulash recipe won't digitize itself.
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RealExamDumps.comMicrosoft and Nintendo are working together to bring Xbox titles the Nintendo Switch,
according to Direct-Feed Games via Game Informer.
The arguably most exciting rumor is that Microsoft-exclusive “Ori and the Blind Forest” will be published on the Nintendo Switch, though there are more titles supposedly coming to the device in the future via Game Pass.
Microsoft is also reportedly planning to bring its upcoming, Netflix-like streaming service, called Project xCloud, to the Nintendo Switch. The Switch’s native hardware can’t handle some of the more graphics-intensive titles of the Xbox One, but a successful streaming service would make playing these titles on the Switch possible.
Microsoft already revealed earlier this month via a planned GDC presentation that developers can integrate Xbox Live for use in Nintendo Switch titles with an upcoming software development kit, so the news that it will soon publish titles on the Switch is not completely out of left field.
Plus, Microsoft’s head of gaming Phil Spencer talked last summer about the company’s vision for reaching a wider audience, a mission that goes far beyond console wars. Offering its titles on a competitor’s device is in line with the company’s goals to make games available for more people, via innovative measures such as game streaming. Microsoft has its own streaming service in the works meant to deliver “console quality gaming on any device,” according to Spencer, the aforementioned Project xCloud.
“Gaming is now at its most vibrant,” Spencer said in June 2018. “In this significant moment, we are constantly challenging ourselves about where we can take gaming next.”
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- Microsoft Azure's revenue grew 76% year on year in its most recent quarter, once again growing faster than Amazon AWS.
- Per KeyBanc analysts, Azure revenues are poised to rise from $12.2 billion in FY19 to $26.4 billion in FY21.
- Investors should just ignore the noise and stay focused on Microsoft's long-term outlook.
Microsoft (MSFT) has been receiving a lot of flak ever since it announced its Q2 FY19 results about two weeks ago. Apparently, some market commentators feel that the software giant’s cloud-centric Azure division has slowed down significantly and that it’s a matter of concern for the company and its shareholders. But that’s not necessarily the takeaway here. Azure’s growth momentum is still robust and the division is still on track to become a significant growth driver for the overall company in the coming quarters.
Growth Still Intact
Let me start by saying that Microsoft has done a mighty fine job in growing Azure to a point where it’s being considered as a credible threat to Amazon AWS’ (AMZN) long-standing dominance in the IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) and PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) sub-segments within the cloud vertical. Cracking open an industry and making place for a particular product/service is no joke, and is truly worthy of praise. The chart below highlights how Azure’s sales have grown at a blistering (and arguably at an enviable?) pace over the past 10 quarters
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