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| Question ID 10147 | You are designing a custom administrative timer job for a SharePoint 2010 farm. You need to design a storage plan for the program configuration data that meets the following requirements: The configuration data in the storage location must control the program logic for the timer job. The storage location must allow the configuration information to be saved and modified as the timer job parameters change. The storage location must require administrative access to modify the program logic. The storage method must support farm-scoped timer jobs. Which object class should you use to create the storage location? |
| Option A | The Configuration Section class in the web.config file |
| Option B | The SPWebConfigModification class in in the web.config file |
| Option C | The SPPersistedObject class in the hierarchical object store |
| Option D | The SPWeb class in the site collection property bag |
| Correct Answer | C |
| Question ID 10148 | You are planning to store some custom configuration settings in a SharePoint 2010 farm. A set of key-value pairs must be saved and retrieved for several sub sites within a web application. You need to ensure that the keyvalue settings are stored for each sub site. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Declaratively store the values in the web.config file for the web application |
| Option B | Declaratively store the values in a custom list in the site collection that contains the sub sites. |
| Option C | Programmatically store the values in the property bag of the SPFile object |
| Option D | Programmatically store the values in the property bag of the SPWeb object. |
| Correct Answer | D |