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Which screen is used to configure instance options?
Which screen is used to configure instance options?
- Instance Options (correct)
- Source
- Above options screen
- Target
What do data sources allow in the configuration?
What do data sources allow in the configuration?
- Additional configuration to integrations
- Target connections
- Individual parameters to JDBC driver (correct)
- JSON string
What can be provided in the target JSON string?
What can be provided in the target JSON string?
- Credentials
- All options via SQL API
- Additional configuration to integrations (correct)
- Target connections
Data sources are used to configure instance options.
Data sources are used to configure instance options.
Instance options can be configured independently for each instance.
Instance options can be configured independently for each instance.
Targets contain a JSON string that can provide additional configuration to integrations.
Targets contain a JSON string that can provide additional configuration to integrations.
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Match the following JSON string elements with their correct representations:
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Match the following JSON syntax rules with their correct descriptions:
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Which symbol is used to separate key-value pairs in a JSON string?
Which symbol is used to separate key-value pairs in a JSON string?
Which data types can be used as values in a JSON string?
Which data types can be used as values in a JSON string?
Which character must be used to enclose strings in a JSON string?
Which character must be used to enclose strings in a JSON string?
What is the correct syntax for nesting objects in a JSON string?
What is the correct syntax for nesting objects in a JSON string?
Which of the following is NOT a reason why JSON is a popular data format?
Which of the following is NOT a reason why JSON is a popular data format?
What is the correct syntax for a valid JSON string?
What is the correct syntax for a valid JSON string?
Which of the following is an example of a valid JSON string with nested objects?
Which of the following is an example of a valid JSON string with nested objects?
What can JSON strings be used for?
What can JSON strings be used for?
Which of the following is NOT a valid JSON data type?
Which of the following is NOT a valid JSON data type?
True or false: JSON strings must be enclosed in square brackets ([]).
True or false: JSON strings must be enclosed in square brackets ([]).
True or false: Each key-value pair in a JSON string must be separated by a semicolon (;).
True or false: Each key-value pair in a JSON string must be separated by a semicolon (;).
True or false: JSON strings can only contain strings as keys.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain strings as keys.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain numbers as values.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain numbers as values.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain booleans as values.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain booleans as values.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain objects as values.
True or false: JSON strings can only contain objects as values.
True or false: JSON strings cannot be nested.
True or false: JSON strings cannot be nested.
True or false: JSON is a data format commonly used in web development.
True or false: JSON is a data format commonly used in web development.
True or false: JSON is a data format that is only supported by a few programming languages.
True or false: JSON is a data format that is only supported by a few programming languages.