Team Foundation Server.
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What are the 2 process templates in TFS ?
1. Microsoft Solutions Framework for Agile Software Development version 4.0 (MSF Agile for short)
2.MSF for CMMI Process Improvement version 4.0 (MSF CMMI for short).
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Name any two Managed API Assemblies of Team Build 2008.
1. Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Client.dll
2. Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.dll
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What is a Build Retention Policy ?
It is a policy using which you can decide how many build results Team Build can keep.
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Does TFS store all the configuration data in TFSBuild.proj file itself ?
No. Most of the data are stored in TFS databases.
Note: In VS 2005 all configuration data were stored in this file.
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What is a BVT ?
Build Verification Test(BVT) is a type of automated test which is used to validate your team's work after build.
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What is Build Automation ?
It is a process of collecting, assembling, validating and auditing the artifacts that compirse your solution.
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What is STM.NET ?
STM.NET is an experimental version of the .NET Framework which has been modified to enable software transactional memory. STM.NET simplifies multithreaded application programming by allowing you to delineate sections of your code as transacted, atomic, and isolated from other atomic regions.
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How can i copy the files in the debug folder to some other directory automatically using the Build macros?
Add the following line of code to the Post build event in the project properties,
call copy $(ProjectDir)$(OutDir) c:\test\
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How can i copy the files in the debug folder to some other directory automatically ?
Add the following line of code to the Post build event in the project properties,
call copy E:\projectdir\bin\Debug c:\test\
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What is the name of the file you need to change to add pre- and post-build functionality into your custom package ?
Targets file.
It is located in ,
%WINDOWS%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Microsoft.Common.targets
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What is Windows Cardspace ?
Friday, August 21, 2009
Windows CardSpace is client software that enables users to provide their digital identity to online services in a simple, secure, and trusted way.
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Tell some of the new features of ASP.NET 3.5?
Saturday, August 15, 2009
1. Expression Trees
2. Controls
1. ListView
2. DataPager
3. Support for LINQ, WCF , WPF and WWF
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What is ContentPresenter?
Thursday, August 13, 2009
It is used to present content which can be a text,image ,CLR objects, XML ,etc. It is a part of WPF.
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What are the disadvantages of LINQ over Stored Procedures ?
1.Network traffic: LINQ needs to send the entire query over the network whereas the SP need only to send sproc-name and argument.
2.Control over DB: LINQ has lesser control over DB compared to SPs as they run within the DB.
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What is a Virtual path provider?
Friday, August 7, 2009
It is a mechanism which extends ASP.NET to serve virtual content to the compiler.
Ex:
It provides content from database instead of file system.
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What is SafeMode Parser in ASP.NET ?
SafeMode parser is an alternate to the ASP.NET Compiler. It does not compile the pages instead interpretatively parse the page.
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What is WPF (Windows Presentation foundation )?
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) provides a unified programming model for building rich Windows smart client user experiences that incorporate UI, media, and documents.
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What is WWF or Windows Workflow Foundation ?
WWF (Windows workflow foundation) is a platform for designing, managing and executing workflow-enabled applications.
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What is Windows communication foundation, WCF?
WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) offers Distributed Programming through Service Oriented Programming Model.
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How to access ViewState value of the previous page in the current page ?
Previous page's information is stored in a property called PreviousPage and you can access it using the following code,
Page prePage = this.PreviousPage;
Label totalEmployees = prePage.FindControl("lblTotEmployees");
Response.Write(totalEmployees.Text);
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What are the differences between Cache object and Application object ?
| Sno | Application | Cache |
| 1 | Life of Application objects are till the end of Application unless you destroy it. | Also provides application-wide scope but get destroyed by expiration mechanism. |
| 2 | You have Locking mechanism in Application object | Not available. |
| 3 | Not available. | Has a feature called SQL Cache dependency using which you can invalidate a cache object based on the changes to its source in the table |
What is marshalling? What are the types of marshalling?
Marshalling is the process in which the data is serialized at one application domain and deserialized at the another application domain or vice versa.
Types :
1. Marshal by value
2. Marshal by reference
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On which situation Partial Classes are used ?
When multiple programmers need to work on a same class then Partial class is an obvious choice.
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What is a Partial Class (or struct or interface)?
A partial class is a feature in which you split a class definition into two or more files. All the parts are joined together when the application is compiled.
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How can you provide an alternate color schema in a Repeater Control ?
You can provide an alternate color schema in a Repeater Control AlternatingItemTemplate.
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How will you sort an Array in descending order?
You can sort an Array in descending by the calling the following methods,
Sort();
Reverse();
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How will you get the value of ASP.Net control in Javascript ?
You can call the ASP.NET control from Javascript using the document.getElementById method.
Ex:
Let txtEmployeeName be a Textbox, then
var tEmp = document.getElementById('<%=txtEmployeeName.ClientID%>');
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What is the difference between Convert.ToInt32(string) and Int32.Parse(string) ?
Int32.Parse thorws an exception when null value is passed whereas Convert.ToInt32 returns zero . Apart from this both function in a simillar manner.
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What is the difference between EVAL and BIND ?
Eval is readonly and used to display whereas Bind is used to both display and update .
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SharePoint 2010 Technical Preview
Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog has announced SharePoint 2010 Technical Preview today.
What is SharePoint 2010 ?
Definition by Microsoft is "SharePoint 2010 is the business collaboration platform for the Enterprise & the Web that enables you to connect & empower people through an integrated set of rich features."
For more information refer the following link,
SharePoint 2010 Technical Preview
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What is a Top-level site in Sharepoint ?
This is the root site for your sites. It will have sub-sites and i will not be a sub-site to any other site.
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How will you programmatically read the identity of the impersonated user ?
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
VB
==
Dim curUser As String = _
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name
C#
==
String curUser =
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name;
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What is URL authorization in ASP.NET ?
It is an authorization which maps users and roles to URLs in ASP.NET applications.
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What is File authorization in ASP.NET ?
It is an Authorization which checks the access control list (ACL) of the .aspx or .asmx handler file to determine whether a user has access to the file.
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What are the Types of Authorization ?
There are two types of Authorizations, they are:
1. File authorization
2. URL authorization
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When will you go for DataReader and when for DataAdapter ?
You can go for DataReader when you want to only display the data.
You can go for DataAdapte when you want to display ,edit and update the data.
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What are the differences between DataReader and DataAdapter ?
| Sno | DataReader | DataAdapter |
| 1 | Works in Connected Mode | Works in Disconnected Mode |
| 2 | Can have only one record at a time | Can have more than 1 records. |
| 3 | Is ForwardOnly and Readonly | Can navigate front and back and editable |
| 4 | Faster | Slower |
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How will you Regenerate Expired Session Identifiers in ASP.NET ?
To Regenerate Expired Session Identifiers in ASP.NET, set the regenerateExpiredSessionId attribute of the sessionState configuration element to true.
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How will you communicate between 2 user controls in ASP.NET ?
You can communicate between 2 user controls in ASP.NET, by using Properties and Methods defined inside them and by calling the usercontrol using FindControl() method along with the respective property.
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CapGemini ASP.NET, SHAREPOINT, MOSS 2007 Interview Questions Set 2
1. What are the Session State Mechanisms in asp.net
2. What are the different types of Caching
3. What are the differences between Caching and Application
4. What areas have you worked with MOSS 2007
5. What are the objects in Classic ASP
6. How will you communicate between 2 user controls
7. How will you achive fragment caching and pageoutput caching
8. whats the difference between datareader and dataadapter
9. when will you go for datareader and when to dataadapter
10. Does cache supports Application Events
11. What are the different types of Authentications in ASP.NET?
12. What are the different types of Authorization in ASP.NET ?
13. What are the various Expiration methods in Cache ?
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How are Sessions identified in ASP.NET ?
Sessions are identified by a unique identifier that can be read by using the SessionID property.
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When is the ViewState information saved for the page and for all controls in ASP.NET Page Life Cycle?
When is the Viewstate information loaded in the Page Life Cycle of an Asp.NET page ?
After the InitComplete event and before the PreLoad Event ASP.NET Page loads view state for itself and all controls, and then processes any postback data.
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How can we Create a Strongly-Typed Reference with the Master Page ?
You can can we Create a Strongly-Typed Reference with the Master Page using the ,
@MasterType Directive .
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How will you get an instance of the Master Page used in your current page ?
You can get an instance of the Master Page used in your current page using the property,
Page.Master .
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How will you read the Master Pages content from the Content Page ?
You canread the Master Pages content from the Content Page by creating Public Properties and Methods in the masterpage.
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What is the use of the PreInit Event ?
You can use the PreInit event for the following ,
1. Check the IsPostBack property to determine whether this is the first time the page is being processed.
2. Create or re-create dynamic controls.
3. Set a master page dynamically.
4. Set the Theme property dynamically.
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Skelda ASP.NET, Sharepoint, SQL server interview questions
1. What is a masterpage
2. how will you get a value from a master page to the content page
3. what are the differences between UDF and SP
4. Is an UDF Precompiled
5. Explain the Page life cycle
6. what is inetinfo
7. what is aspnet_Wp.exe
8. what is ISAPI filter
9. what is the flow of the control for a page request
10. how you gave anonymous access for a sharepoint site
11. what privileges you gave for anonymous access of a sharepoint site
12. Is there any event called PreInit
13. When is the viewstate information loaded in a page
14. Have you done performance tuning in sql server
15. what does the "Run with privelege" meanin sharepoint?
16. What are the steps for deploying a webpart
17. What is an Bubbled Event ?
18. How will you fire an Event when mouse is moved over a button ?
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What is Aggregation ?
Aggregation is a form of composition where one looks at the system as a whole rather than as parts.
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What is Composition ?
Composition is a way to combine simple objects or data types into more complex ones.
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What is Association ?
Association defines a relationship between classes of objects which allows one object to cause another to perform an action on its behalf.
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What is Polymorphism ?
A feature using which more than one definition is given to a single method or operator.
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What is Hybrid Inheritance ?
A class inherits from more than one type of Inheritances mentioned above.
Ex:
It inherits from multiple and also multilevel
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What is Multilevel Inheritance ?
classes inherits from parent classes in multiple level, ie Child inherits from Parent and grandchild classes inherit from Child , like that.
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What is Inheritance ?
A feature in which the base class’s characteristics and behavior are derived to the child class also.
Is an instance of a class. It will be exactly the same as a class but can be assigned values and used whereas a class can’t be used without creating objects.
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What is a Class ?
Class:
It defines characteristics of a thing and its behavior. It is blueprint based on which objects are created.
Example: Employee (which will have all the details about the employee like name, id, salary, etc and the methods which describes his behavior like calcSalary(),displaydetails(),etc.
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What is a Concurrency Design Patterns ? Give Examples.
They deal with multi-threaded programs. They provide solutions for multi-thread design problems.
Example:
Balking, Double checked locking, guarded suspension
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What is a Behavioral Design Pattern ? Give Examples.
Behavioral
They deal with communication between objects. They provide you the best way to communicate between objects.
Example:
Chain of responsibility, Command, Interpreter
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What is a Structural Design Pattern ? Give Examples.
Structural
They deal with relationship between entities. They provide you the best way to relate entities on various scenarios.
Example:
Adapter, Aggregate, Bridge
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What is a Creational Design Pattern ? Give Examples.
They deal with object creation. They provide you the best way to create objects based on the current situation.
Example:
Singleton, Factory method, Abstract factory, Builder
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What are the Types of Design Patterns ?
The Main Types of Design Patterns are:
Design Patterns are generally classified into three categories, they are:
1. Creational
2. Structural
3. Behavioral
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How will you generate documentation from the C# file using a command-line compiler ?
If the file is commented properly , Compiling it with the /doc switch will generate the documentation.
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What are the different ways a method can be overloaded ?
1. With different number of arguments
2. With different datatypes of arguments
3. With different order of arguments
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What is an INSTEAD OF trigger ?
It is a trigger which is executed "INSTEAD OF" a TSQL statement. The main use of it is it enables views to support updates which are not updatable otherwise.
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What is referential integrity ?
Referential integrity in a relational database concept where consistency is established through Primary key and Foreign key relationship.
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What are the Differences between Response.Expires and Expires.Absolute ?
Expires:
The Expires property specifies the duration of time before a page that is cached on a browser expires.
ExpiresAbsolute:
The ExpiresAbsolute property specifies the date and time at which a page cached on a browser expires.
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What are the contents of assembly?
A static assembly will generally contain,
1. The assembly manifest.
2. Type metadata.
3. MSIL code .
4. A set of resources.
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What is role based security?
Role based Security is a feature using which access to data and resources will be given based on the roles the authenticated user has.
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What is the use of the fixed statement in C# ?
It prevents the garbage collector from relocating a movable variable and is permitted on unsafe context.
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What is BCL ?
The Base Class Library (BCL) is a standard library which is common to all languages using the .NET Framework.
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What is an app.config ?
It is the Configuration file for Windows applications , simillar to Web.config is for Web Applications.
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How will you set the Execution Timeout for a browser ?
The following code will set the executionTimeout as 40 mins,
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="00:40:00" />
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How will you make a process wait ?
The following code will make the process wait for 10 seconds.
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
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Can "#Region #End Region " be created inside methods ?
No. Region can enclose methods and events , but they cant be created inside methods and events.
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How will you analyze and improve the behaviour of your managed applications ?
You can analyze and improve the behaviour of your managed applications using the CLR Profiler tool.
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How will you compare two versions of an assembly ?
You can compare two versions of an assembly, and determine the differences using the LibCheck tool.
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How will you merge .NET Assemblies (without Aspnet_merge.exe) ? (or) What is ILMerge ?
You can merge multiple .NET assemblies into a single .NET assembly using the ILMerge utility . It works in the same way with both .exes and .dlls.
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How will you merge Assemblies created by Aspnet_compiler.exe?
The ASP.NET Merge tool (Aspnet_merge.exe) enables you to combine and manage assemblies which are created by Aspnet_compiler.exe. It works on assemblies that have been created by using ASP.NET version 2.0 or later.
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What is an Immutable Class ? , give an example.
The object of the Class whose memory is changed upon change in the content is a Mutable Class.
Ex:
String
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What is a Mutable Class ? , give an example.
The object of the Class whose memory is not changed upon change in the content is a Mutable Class.
Ex:
StringBuilder
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What are the DataConnections supported by MOSS 2007 Report Center?
The DataConnections supported by MOSS 2007 Report Center are :
1. Office Data Connection files (ODC)
2. Universal Data Connection files (UDC)
3. Reporting Services Data Sources (RSDS)
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What are Design Patterns ?
Design Patterns are best proven techniques for a common design problem. It is only a design technique and not code. Though code is available for almost all design patterns in all popular languages, design patterns mean the design technique alone.Each design pattern explains a repeated problem, gives standard solution to the problem.
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What are the different types of diagram in UML?
1. Use Case Diagram
2. Class Diagram
3. Interaction Diagrams
4. Activity Diagram
5. State Diagram
6. Physical Diagrams
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What are the differences between ASP Session and ASP.NET Session?
Asp.net session supports cookie less session & it can span across multiple servers whereas these are not available in ASP sessions.
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Which is faster among DataSet and DataReader ? Why ?
DataReader is faster as it has only one record at a time, and Dataset is slower as it fetches the entire table or set of tables.
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What are two different types of remote object creation mode in .NET ?
Object can be created using Remoting in two different ways , they are :
1. SAO (Server Activated Objects)
It is also called as Well-Known call mode. It is stateless.
2. CAO (Client Activated Objects)
It has state.
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What is CAS ?
CAS(Code Access Security) belongs to .NET Security Model and determines whether a piece of code is allowed to run or not and if allowed to run then what resources it can access.
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What are the steps followed by the Garbage Collector ?
1. Mark all the managed memory as garbage
2. Look for used memory blocks, and mark them as valid memory
3. Discard all unused memory blocks
4. Compact the heap
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What is the use of ADO.NET Connection Pooling ?
The use of ADO.NET Connection Pooling is it reuses connections from a pool of Connections instead of establishing connection every time.
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How will you enable ADO.NET MARS ?
You can enable MARS by setting the MultipleActiveResultSets attribute in the Connection String as follows,
"Server=localhost;Database=Northwind;" +
"Trusted_Connection=True;MultipleActiveResultSets=True";
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what is MARS in ADO.NET ?
MARS(Multiple Active Result Sets) allows you to execute multiple queries or Stored Procedures with a single Connection.
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On What situations Windows uses Kerberos in Integrated Windows Authentication ?
Monday, August 3, 2009
1. When the server and client are running over Windows 2000 or higher.
2. When an AD with Domain Controller which automatically acts as a key distribution center.
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What are the two protocols used for trasmitting Authentication information in Integrated Windows Authentication ?
What are the disadvantages of Digest Authentication ?
1. It works only with IE5.0 or later.
2. Works only when the virtual directory under IIS is controlled by or authenticated by Windows Active Directory domain controller.
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How can you avoid SQL Server Cursors or What is the alternate for SQL Server Cursors ?
Saturday, August 1, 2009
You can avoid SQL Server Cursors using the following methods ,
1. Temprorary Table.
2. Comma Delimited values.
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What is a SQL Server Replication and what are the Types ?
Replication is the process of copying or moving data between databases in the same server or external servers.
Types:
1. Sanpshot Replication
2. Transaction Replication
3. Merge Replication
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What is a Delegate?
It is a type safe function pointer. It can hold 1 or more methods in it. It is the base for The .NET Event Model.
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