Two Minute SQL Server Stumpers.pdf

High Performance SQL Server

Two Minute SQL

Server Stumpers

Test your SQL Server knowledge!

Two Minute SQL Server

Stumpers

Vol. 5

Brought to you by the staff at

SQLServerCentral.com

And

Red Gate Software

Thanks to the following for contributing

questions:

Chad Crawford

Sriram Yaddanapudi

Vincent Rainardi

Jacob Sebastian

Brandie Tarvin

Ramesh Saive

Carlos Iglesias Martinez

Surendra Holambe

Prashant Pandey

Reza Nassabeh

Gogula Aryalingam

Kenneth Fisher

and

VM and Abhijit

Red Gate Books

Newnham House

Cambridge Business Park

Cambridge

CB4 0WZ

United Kingdom

ISBN 978-1-906434-20-5

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resulting from the use of techniques, source code, or compiled

executables referenced in this book. Users should review all

procedures carefully, test first on a non-production server, and always

have good backup before using on a production server.

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Foreword

Why Two Minute Questions?

When I was a kid, I used to order these Scholastic

mysteries from the school. They were these little, thin

paperbacks, like 50-60 or so pages, much like what

you’re holding now, that had a short mystery written

on a page. Usually they consisted of some story and

then a question. How did someone get killed? Where

did the murder weapon go? Something like that. You

then turned the page to find out the answer after

thinking about it for a minute.

We now bring you Volume 5 of our SQL Server

Stumpers and, once again, that’s what we’re trying to

build here, but instead of some mystery, it’s a quiz

type format of SQL Server questions and answers,

culled from the annals of our very popular Question

of the Day on the SQLServerCentral.com website.

These are a collection of questions from the past that

we put together to help you study for an exam, learn a

bit more about SQL Server, pass the time, etc. But

they’re mostly collected for…

The INTERVIEW.

You’re looking for a new job; you’ve posted your

resume, worked on cover letters, and finally landed an

interview. Now you want to be sure that you look

your best; that you can answer what’s thrown at you.

I can’t promise that anyone will ask you any of these

questions, but you never know. Maybe some

managers that are interviewing will grab a copy of the

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