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The Real MTCS SQL Server 2008 Exam 70/432 Prep Kit- P166

The Real MTCS SQL Server 2008 Exam 70/432 Prep Kit- P166: Congratulations on your journey to become certified in SQL Server 2008. This book will help prepare you for your exam and give you a practical view of working with SQL Server 2008. | 130 Appendix Self Test Appendix Incorrect Answers Explanations A C D. Answer A is incorrect because this CHECK constraint checks that the OrderDate is greater than occurs after the Ship Date. Answers C and D are incorrect because triggers will not deliver the performance of a CHECK constraint. 18. You always allow 50 Unicode characters for names of people and you never allow names to be null. You wish to create a user-defined data type that will be used whenever a person s name must be stored. How should you create the data type A. CREATE TYPE PersonName FROM varchar 50 NOT NULL B. CREATE TYPE PersonName FROM nvarchar 50 NOT NULL C. CREATE TYPE PersonName FOR varchar 50 NOT NULL D. CREATE TYPE PersonName FROM nvarchar 50 Correct Answer Explanation B. Answer B is correct because it uses the nvarchar which allows Unicode characters limits the length to 50 and declares the type as not NULL. Incorrect Answers Explanations A C D. Answer A is incorrect because the varchar data type cannot store Unicode characters. Answer C is incorrect because you must define a data type with the FROM keyword not the FOR keyword. Answer D is incorrect because by default this data type will allow NULL values. 19. In your database system you must frequently convert from EURO currency to USD currency using the exchange rate stored in the ExchangeRates table. What is the best way to achieve this A. Create a function that accepts an @EURAmount parameter and returns the USD value. B. Create a stored procedure that accepts an @EURAmount parameter and selects the USD value using the SELECT statement. C. Create a view that accepts an @EURAmount parameter and selects the USD value. D. Create a stored procedure that accepts an @EURAmount parameter and returns the USD value using the SELECT statement. Correct Answer Explanation A. Answer A is correct because the use of a function is best suited to performing a calculation and returning a value. Self Test Appendix Appendix 131 Incorrect Answers .