Microsoft BI Certifications or Why SQL is a 4-Letter Word

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Microsoft BI Certifications or Why SQL is a 4-Letter Word

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Brandie Tarvin SSC Guru Points: 173053 More actions · Answer 1

Really? Because I heard from someone else that they can if, and only if, they are pointing out errors on the exam. But I have no direct experience with this myself, actually.

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Stephen Randolph SSC Enthusiast Points: 105 More actions · Answer 2

I'm a little slow on the upswing. Regarding this statement "Completing exam 70-445 and studying the associated materials should allow you to go into exam 70-446". What associated materials are being referenced? 😀

Andrew Sears SSC Veteran Points: 251 More actions · Answer 3

By associated materials, I meant any content that could help you succeed, not really anything in particular. Some of the things I would use to study are the following:

blogs

certification study guides

practice exams

MSDN & whitepapers

practice exams

The main theme of the article other than my exam is that One Note would be a very useful tool to assist with compiling the content that you need to study successfully, and searching for the outline topics will give you a great idea of what to expect.

cheers,

Andrew

jorg_klein SSC Enthusiast Points: 116 More actions · Answer 4

I've passed the 70-446 exam last week!

I managed to score 93% on it while I scored 70% on the 70-445 exam.