Need answers for interview questions...

• Ford Fairlane

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  February 28, 2012 at 11:56 pm

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  Slightly off topic, but I could not understand much of what was asked. It wouldn't hurt much to enusre you at least make sense when asking for help......

  Hope this helps...

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• Jayanth_Kurup

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  February 29, 2012 at 12:44 am

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  Hi Satish

  Everyone who are replied to this thread have been in SQL for years now. Most are legends in SQL and the rest are getting there. The one thing they all have in common is they looked for the answers themselves. If they didn't understand they looked further (not post in a forum) and then wrote a book about it :D.

  To get you started in a SQL Career I would suggest you get familiar with SQL thru msdn or a good book. Would you rather get hired based on our answers only to be embarrassed at work coz you don't know somethings that SQL folk take for granted?

  To the others, I was wondering if we all would have been a bit more helpful if the questions were posted one at a time under a heading other than "Interview questions".

  Cheers

  J

  Jayanth Kurup[/url]

• Gail Shaw

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  February 29, 2012 at 12:54 am

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  Jeff Moden (2/28/2012)

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  satishm94 (2/28/2012)

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  Hi.

  actually i have 70 questions with me and i googled everything and foundout the answers..

  and

  i did found answers for some of the questions i posted but i didnt understand..

  and

  for others i couldnt found answers.....

  and

  some are come with real time experience.. as i dont have much real time experience , i thought one of u guys might know the answers..

  thanks

  Uh, no... I'm just not buying it for questions like...

  1) What is the purpose of Msdb database?

  Sorry, but I'm not buying it either. Most of those questions can be answered with a little work in google, especially if limiting the search to msdn.microsoft.com (where you find the product documentation)

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  February 29, 2012 at 12:58 am

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  Jayanth_Kurup (2/29/2012)

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  To the others, I was wondering if we all would have been a bit more helpful if the questions were posted one at a time under a heading other than "Interview questions".

  Maybe a little, but only a little. Even without the heading it's clear what they are and more than half of these would have probably got a reply 'tried google?'

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• s1123

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  February 29, 2012 at 12:59 am

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  Hi Jayanth

  thanku, thats really nice of u .

  so far i studied only local author book only..i will start reading some foreign author from on..

  thanks

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  February 29, 2012 at 1:06 am

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  satishm123 (2/29/2012)

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  Hi Jayanth

  thanku, thats really nice of u .

  so far i studied only local author book only..i will start reading some foreign author from on..

  thanks

  Start a new thread and ask for good book references.

  That's where you'll get the most helpful replies.

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• Steve Jones - SSC Editor

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  February 29, 2012 at 10:52 am

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  satishm123,

  We are happy to help, but your post doesn't indicate any research, nor does it ask pointed questions. If you don't understand something you researched, then post a specific question about what you don't understand.

  Posting a complete list of questions implies either you are too lazy to research, or too lazy to ask specific questions about what you didn't understand from research. In either case, it's poor form for someone that wants to be a professional.