You are configuring permission for a user in Azure SQL Database. What would happen if you assign them both 'db_datawriter' and 'db_owner' roles?
AUser can only write data
BUser gains elevated permissions
CUser is denied access
DUser role automatically revoked
Explanation
The user inherits elevated permissions from both roles, enhancing their access capabilities.
Q112
Which Azure service provides global scalability and low-latency access to data?
AAzure Cosmos DB
BAzure Blob Storage
CAzure Table Storage
DAzure File Storage
Explanation
Azure Cosmos DB offers global distribution and low-latency access, whereas the others focus on specific storage types.
Q113
A company needs to deploy a scalable database solution for a web application. Which architecture is recommended?
ASingle SQL database on VM
BAzure SQL Database with Auto-scaling
CAzure SQL Managed Instance
DOn-premises SQL Server
Explanation
Azure SQL Database with Auto-scaling provides scalability, while other options are less dynamic or not cloud services.
Q114
You are configuring a high availability solution for an Azure SQL Database. What happens if the primary database becomes unavailable?
ADatabase gets restored automatically
BFailover to secondary database occurs
CService goes offline until manual fix
DNo impact on connectivity
Explanation
In a high availability configuration, failover to a secondary database ensures continuity, whereas the other options degrade service availability.
Q115
Which SQL feature allows for automatic scaling of the database based on demand?
AAuto Growth
BElastic Pools
CGeo-Replication
DIndexing
Explanation
Elastic Pools enable scaling based on demand, while the others do not focus on scaling dynamically.
Q116
A company needs to ensure that SQL Server functions as required upon certain database size limits. Which feature should they implement?
APerformance Metrics
BAlerts and Notifications
CDatabase Auditing
DBackup Automation
Explanation
Alerts and Notifications can proactively inform of size limits, while others do not address size constraints.
Q117
What happens when a database's maximum size limit is reached in Azure SQL Database?
ADatabase crashes immediately
BNo further data can be stored
CService continues without interruption
DAutomatic deletion of old records
Explanation
When the maximum size limit is reached, no additional data can be stored; the service does not crash or delete data automatically.
Q118
Which feature allows automatic scaling of SQL databases in Azure?
AElastic Pool
BActive Geo-Replication
CAzure AutoScale
DDeferred Backup
Explanation
Elastic Pools manage multiple databases with shared resources; the others do not offer auto-scaling capabilities.
Q119
A company needs to maintain a high availability of SQL servers across two Azure regions. Which feature should they use?
AZonal Redundancy
BAzure Traffic Manager
CActive Geo-Replication
DData Encryption
Explanation
Active Geo-Replication allows SQL databases to have failover in different regions, while others do not ensure availability directly.
Q120
What happens when you configure a read replica in Azure SQL Database?
AIncreases transaction latency
BDisables database backups
CReduces primary database load
DEnables data loss
Explanation
Read replicas help offload read operations, thus reducing the load; the other options incorrectly describe the effects of configuring a read replica.