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1. What are the steps to create a DataTable programmatically A. Run the Data Source Configuration Wizard. B. Instantiate a new DataTable and add DataColumn objects to the DataTable.Columns collection. C. Add a new DataSet object to your project. D. Instantiate a new DataSet object. 2. What object would you set the properties on to create a primary key for a DataTable A. DataSet B. DataTable C. DataColumn D. DataRelation 3. How do you specify that a DataColumn in a DataTable is part of a foreign key A. Set the DataColumn.ForeignKey property to True. B. Set the DataTable.ForeignKey property to the desired DataColumn. C. Instantiate a new ForeignKey class and add it to the DataTable.Constraints collection. D. Define the foreign key in the DataRelation object.

You are a DST and are asked by the network administrator to upgrade a user s Win dows 95 workstation to Windows XP Professional. After checking the hardware on the workstation, you determine that the computer s hardware does not meet the minimum compatibility requirements. After informing the administrator of your findings, you are told to install the Windows XP operating system on a new workstation just purchased by the company, and to migrate the user s files from the old computer to the new workstation. You decide to use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard as a solution to the task. What will you be able to migrate to the new workstation A. Only folder and taskbar options B. Only the My Documents folder C. Only Internet and mail settings D. All of the above

To restrict the access of specific users and groups to ASP.NET Web applications, files, and folders, configure the <authorization> section of an application s Web.config file. To use code access security to limit privileges for a Web application, modify the <trust> section of a Web.config file. To restrict user access based on users IP addresses, examine the Request.UserHostAddress property. IIS and ASP.NET each determine how to process user requests based on the file s extension. Each much be separately configured to provide security for non-standard types of files. To reduce the attack surface of ASP.NET Web services, eliminate unnecessary Web services protocols by adding a <webServices> <protocols> section to your application s Web.config file using one or more <remove> subsections.

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Correct Answers: A A. Correct: For a user to be able to assign shared folder permission to specific users or groups, simple file sharing must be disabled. You do this by selecting Appear ance And Themes in Control Panel, and then selecting Folder Options. Then click the View tab, and deselect the Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended) option in the Advanced Settings section.

Temporary Internet Files Copies of previously visited Web pages that are stored on the hard disk for faster access the next time you need to view the same Web pages. Recycle Bin Files that have been deleted but not yet removed from the hard disk. Temporary Files Files that are used for temporary workspace by any number of applications and that are usually stored in the TEMP folder. Temporary files are supposed to be deleted by the application that created them, but that does not always happen. Temporary Offline Files Files that have been cached locally for use when the network is offline. You can remove them from the computer, but synchronize beforehand to ensure that all changes have been copied to the network. Compress Old Files Compresses infrequently used files on NTFS partitions, which often saves a significant amount of disk space.