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Which of the following statements about the SQLDataReader is correct?
Which of the following statements about the SQLDataReader is correct?
What is the purpose of the Flush method in stream operations?
What is the purpose of the Flush method in stream operations?
In the context of exception handling, what is the role of the try/catch block?
In the context of exception handling, what is the role of the try/catch block?
Which collection type is unordered and allows access to its elements via keys?
Which collection type is unordered and allows access to its elements via keys?
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What is the correct syntax for inserting a record into a database using SQLCommand?
What is the correct syntax for inserting a record into a database using SQLCommand?
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Study Notes
Multiple Choice Questions (Part A)
- 15 items, worth 2 points each.
- Topics include:
IEnumerable
,ICollection
,IDictionary
,SortedList
, exceptions, and command object properties (Seek, Peek, Read, Flush). - Hashes (
Hashtable
, key/value pairs) - Data handling:
Dataset
,DataTable
,DataColumn
,DataRelation
,DataColumnMapping
,DataView
- Database interactions:
SQLDataReader
,SQLCommand
,Event Operator
,SQLConnection
- Assembly file extension.
Multiple Choice Questions (Part B)
- 15 items, worth 3 points each.
- Topics cover database syntax:
- Retrieving/setting read timeouts
- Stream writer initialization
- Reading values (checking read access)
- Importing classes (accessing MS SQL Server)
- Thread instantiation
- Correct database connection code
-
dequeue
andenqueue
- SQL commands (
insert into
,update
,delete
,select
) -
SQLParameter
instantiation - Stack instantiation
- Calling stored procedures
- Assigning threads
-
try/catch
blocks - Database manipulation (
delete
,create
commands)
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Test your knowledge on database interactions, data handling, and various .NET collections through two parts of multiple-choice questions. Cover topics such as IEnumerable, ICollection, SQL commands, and error handling concepts. Perfect for those looking to strengthen their understanding of data management principles in programming.