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Question ID 18909

You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database named Orders.
Users report that during peak usage periods, certain operations are taking more time than
expected. Your initial analysis suggests that blocking is the cause.
You need to gather more data to be able to determine which processes are being blocked
and to identify the root cause.
What should you do?

Option A

Start a trace using SQL Server Profiler to catch the Lock: Deadlock event.

Option B

 Use sp_configure to set the blocked process threshold. Start a trace using SQL Server Profiler to catch the Blocked Process Report event.

Option C

Schedule a SQL Agent job to run every 60 seconds and insert the results of executing the sys.dm_os_wait_stats DMV into a table.

Option D

Use System Monitor to catch the Lock Waits/sec event.

Correct Answer B
Explanation


Question ID 18910

You administer a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 instance named SQL2012. You are in the
process of migrating a database from a SQL Server 2008 instance named SQL2008 to the
SQL2012 instance.
You have upgraded a database from the SQL2008 instance by using the side-by-side
migration technique.
You need to migrate the SQL Server logins from the SQL2008 instance to the SQL2012
instance.
What should you do?

Option A

Back up the master database on the SQL2008 instance. Restore the master database on the SQL2012 instance.

Option B

Use the Transfer Logins task in a Microsoft SQL Server Integrated Services package.

Option C

Use sp_grantlogin.

Option D

Use xp_logininfo.

Correct Answer A
Explanation Reference: http://www.confio.com/logicalread/sql-server-2012-side-by-side-upgrade- w02/#.VDOnBlduWpk

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