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| Question ID 10168 | Your development team has discovered that a SharePoint 2010 application has performance issues. The application is experiencing periodic application pool recycling due to memory thresholds being exceeded. You need to determine the cause of this behavior. Which logs should you tell your team to analyze? |
| Option A | Analyze the IIS logs for entries related to SPPersistedObject objects |
| Option B | Analyze the IIS logs for entries related to SPRequest objects. |
| Option C | Analyze the Unified Logging Service (ULS) logs for entries related to SPPersistedObject objects. |
| Option D | Analyze the ULS logs for entries related to SPRequest objects. |
| Correct Answer | D |
| Question ID 10169 | You are designing a Windows application that accesses information stored on a SharePoint 2010 intranet site. The application displays employee information in a data grid sourced from a list on the Human Resources site. To filter and manipulate the employee details list, the design includes a class to cache the data that is accessed. The class keeps the SPWeb object open, but only retrieves data that is not already cached. You need to ensure proper memory utilization and resource management for the application. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | . Implement the class with the IDisposable interface and allow the .NET Framework garbage collector to automatically manage the SPWeb object disposal. |
| Option B | Implement the class with the IDisposable interface and explicitly dispose of the SharePoint SPWeb object when you are finished using it. |
| Option C | Implement the class as a fully managed .Net Framework object and allow the .NET Framework garbage collector to automatically manage the SPWeb object disposal. |
| Option D | Implement the class as a fully managed .Net Framework object and explicitly manage the SPWeb object using the ISPerformanceMonitor interface. |
| Correct Answer | B |