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| Question ID 10141 | You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that connects to an external Microsoft SQL Server database. You have the following requirements: Server administrators can add and edit connection strings at the Web application level. SharePoint users must not be able to view or modify sensitive data in the connection strings. Server administrators can add or change the connection strings declaratively with no custom UI required. The connection strings can be modified programmatically without redeploying code. You need to create a plan to store connection strings for the database within the SharePoint system. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Add or change the connection strings in the web.config file. |
| Option B | Use a hierarchical object store configuration approach to store the connection strings. |
| Option C | Use a property bag configuration approach to store the connection strings. |
| Option D | Use SharePoint lists to store the connection strings. |
| Correct Answer | A |
| Question ID 10142 | You are designing an application configuration approach for a custom SharePoint 2010 application. You need to design the application configuration to: Store and secure custom configuration settings for the application including connection strings, server names, file paths, and other miscellaneous settings. Read and display the settings on the site with an administrative user interface that can be configured using a custom _layouts page. Store configuration settings at the farm, Web application, site collection, and site levels as needed. You need to design a storage option that is simple and lightweight in structure and programmatically configurable. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Add custom configuration settings to the web.config file and programmatically read this file to display the custom settings. |
| Option B | Use a hierarchical object store to save the custom configuration settings and programmatically read it to display the custom settings. |
| Option C | Use a property bag to store the custom configuration settings |
| Option D | Use SharePoint lists to store the custom configuration settings. |
| Correct Answer | C |