1. (TCO 1) Which of the following sets of SQL clauses represent the minimum combination of clauses to make a working SQL statement? (Points : 5) SELECT, WHERE FROM, WHERE SELECT, FROM FROM, ORDER BY

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1. (TCO 1) Which of the following sets of SQL
clauses represent the minimum combination of
clauses to make a working SQL statement?
(Points
: 5)
SELECT, WHERE FROM, WHERE SELECT, FROM
FROM, ORDER BY

2. 2. (TCO 1) Which of the following would be
considered a logical operator? (Points : 5)
>= AND
IS NULL
3. (TCO 1) Which of the following is true about
ORDER BY clauses? (Points : 5)
The default order is ascending when none is
specified.
Numerical columns are sorted from highest to
lowest where no sort order is specified.
Columns on which sorting must be conducted
cannot be identified by their position in their
table.
Character columns are evaluated from right to
left.

3. 4. (TCO 1) Which of the following would extract all
rows containing the numbers 4 or 8? (Points : 5)
WHERE number = 4 or number = 8
WHERE number BETWEEN 4 and 8
WHERE number = '4 or 8'
Where number = '4' or '8'
5. (TCO 1) Assume you want to associate a
TaxpayerTable with a PrincipalResidenceTable.
The PrincipalResidentTable contains the
address where each taxpayer lives. Assume that
each taxpayer can have only one residence;
however, more than one person at the address
can be considered a taxpayer. What is the
relationship between the TaxpayerTable and
PrincipalResidenceTable? (Points : 5)
Many-To-One
One-To-Many
Many-to-Many
One-to-One

4. 6. (TCO 1) Which of the following would display
values from the city field in the Professor table,
removing all duplicate city names? (Points : 5)
SELECT City DISTINCT FROM Professor
SELECT City FROM DISTINCT Professor
SELECT DISTINCT City FROM Professor
SELECT DISTINCT FROM Professor
7. (TCO 1) Assume you have a table called
StudentTable. You would like to extract the
lastname of all students who have not yet declared
their major. Which of the following WHERE clauses
would accomplish this? (Points : 5)
WHERE major = " "
WHERE major = ' '
WHERE major IS NULL
WHERE major = 'NULL'

5. 8. (TCO 3) Which of the following statements
would count the number of customers within each
state?
Assume you have a table with the following
columns:
(Points : 5)
SELECT State, Count(*)
FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY State;
SELECT CustomerID, Count(State)
FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY CustomerID;
SELECT State, Count(CustomerID)
FROM CustomerTable;
None of the above.
9. (TCO 3) Which of the following statements
would the extract average income of the customers

6. in each city? Assume you have a table with the
following columns:
(Points : 5)
SELECT City, Avg(Income)
FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY City;
SELECT State, Avg(Income)
FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY State;
SELECT City, Average(Income)
FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY City;
SELECT State, Average(Income)
FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY State;

7. 10. (TCO 4) Query_is the complete process
from submission of a query to its actual
execution.
(Points : 5)
optimization
compilation
insertion
None of the above
11. (TCO 4) Assume you have two queries that
must extract all rows that have a value of greater
than $100 in an Income column. You are
considering two ways of writing your WHERE
clause. The first option is to extract all columns
that are NOT less than or equal to $100. The
second option is to extract all columns that are
greater than $100. Which option should you
choose to ensure your query runs as quickly as
possible? (Points : 5)
The first option
The second option

8. It doesn't matter which option you pick; they
will run the same no matter what.
All of the above
12. (TCO 7) Which of the file formats can be
viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader?
(Points : 5)
CSV
PDF
TIFF
XLSX
13. (TCO 8) Name the security concept
involves ensuring that one person doesn't
have control over too many steps in a process.
(Points : 5)
zroles
Separation of duties Securing forms and
reports Using views

9. 14. (TCO 8)_encryption offers a more granular
level of encryption. (Points : 5)
Role based
Object-based security Column-level None of the
above
15. (TCO 9) Which of the following reports
requires the reader to read down columns to
understand its meaning? (Points : 5)
Matrix
Exception
Tabular
None of the above
16. (TCO 9) Assume you are creating a report
which is sorted by class, and then by student

10. within class. The class is considered the
column: (Points : 5)
gross
minor
major
None of the above
17. (TCO 9) Aggregation functions help grouping
scenarios by providing_for groups.
(Points : 5)
totals
subtotals
titles
expressions
18. (TCO 10) Which of the following represent a
popular report-writing tool that is not a Microsoft
application? (Points : 5)
Access Reports

11. SSRS
SSMS
Crystal Reports
19. (TCO 10) Which of the following is NOT one of
the formats available for reports? (Points : 5)
XML
HTML
PDF
XPDF
20. (TCO 2) Use the_data type for columns that
contain letters and special characters and for
columns containing numbers that will not be used
in calculations. (Points : 5)
CHAR
VARCHAR
Text

12. String
21. (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would
you use to extract the from your records in the
database? (Points : 5)
Datepart
Datediff
Dateout
Dateyear
22. (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would
return the current date based on the computer
clock. (Points : 5)
TodayDate()
PutDate()
FindDate()
GetDate()

13. 23. (TCO 3) Aggregate functions ignore
the
_values. (Points : 5)
character
numeric
date
null
24. (TCO 5) For the report server to use
an
extension, it must be_. (Points : 5)
configured
linked to the server
added to the report
installed
25. (TCO 5) The easiest and fastest way to create
a report is to use the_tool. (Points : 5)
report builder
report wizard

14. report template
report manager
26. (TCO 5) When creating the a report using
Business Intelligence Development Studio, you
can view the report using the_tab. (Points : 5)
Toolbox
Design
Output box
Preview
27. (TCO 5) The data set contains all of
the following except_. (Points : 5)
reuslts of the query
SQL statement
pointer to the data source
name of data source

15. 28. (TCO 7) The chart_contains the plotting
area of a chart. (Points : 5)
category
data
series
areas
29. (TCO 7)_presents a grid layout with static
columns and expands detail data data row by
row.
(Points : 5)
Table
Matrix
List
Dropdown
30. (TCO 6)_regions are items that must be
associated with a data set. (Points : 5)
Processor

16. Report
Presentation
Data
31. (TCO 6) Which of the data source credential
options is the least recommended because of
security risks. (Points : 5)
Hard-code
Prompt
Windows Authentication No Credentials
32. (TCO 6) Which of the following is not a type of
data source in SSRS. (Points : 5)
embedded
shared
calculated
expression

17. 33. (TCO 3) Which of the following functions
would you use in an SQL statement to tally the
number of
values. (Points : 5)
Max()
Avg()
Sum()
Count()
34. (TCO 3)_functions are SQL mathematical
summaries. (Points : 5)
Summation
Summary
Aggregate
Cummalative
35. (TCO 5) When using the report server project
wizard the most crucial step is_. (Points : 5)

18. selecting your data source naming your
project
selecting the location to save your project
selecting the correct template
36. (TCO 2) Refer to the tblCustomer table below.
As a data analyst, you have been requested to
select rows that meet the following requirements:
For each city, list the city name in all upper case
characters along with the exchange part of the
customer phone number (the first 3 digits).
Include only preferred customers in the list. Order
the rows in alphabetical order of city. Be sure to
give the calculated columns an alias.
tblCustomer:
CustID (PK)

19. LastNameFirstNamePhoneCityRegionOverdue
Status*PreferredIncomeNumOrdersBalanceBir
thd
ate10
SmithBob123-4567OrlandoNorth
Paid
Y1000051001/1/1978
12RamirezJose422-
1234ApexSouthPaidY50000166002/8/1970
13WashingtonTerrell951-
1234SujourEast[null]Y20000257003/5/1985
15JonesBill963-
7894AxeCrossingWestUnpaidY16900250012/1/
1
990
17MoralesSandy951-
1234OrlandoNorthPaidN85000904008/3/1986
21PrincipeMichelle963-
4561ApexSouthPaidN94000853007/2/1974

20. 23MavisJohn147-
4561SujourEastUnpaidY25000266003/5/1989
^Overdue Status indicates customers with a
balance that is 30 or more days overdue
Part 1: Write the complete SQL statement
needed to return the rows that meet these
requirements.
Part 2: What rows will be returned from this
query? List the customer ID only of the rows to
be
returned.
Part 3: What function did you use to extract the
three-digit exchange? Why did you select this
function? Rewrite the SQL using a different
function to extract these characters. (Points :
25)
37. (TCO 3) Refer to the tblCustomer table below.
As a data analyst, you have been requested to
select rows that meet the following
requirements.

21. For each city, list the name of the city, and the
number of customers in that city. Include only
those cities that have more than 1 customer in
them. Order the data by city in descending
order.
tblCustomer:
CustID (PK)
LastNameFirstNamePhoneCityRegionOverdue
Status*PreferredIncomeNumOrdersBalanceBirt
hd
ate
10
SmithBob123-4567OrlandoNorth
Paid
Y1000051001/1/1978
12RamirezJose422-
1234ApexSouthPaidY50000166002/8/197
0

22. 13WashingtonTerrell951
-1234SujourEast[null]Y20000257003/5/1985
15JonesBill963-
7894AxeCrossingWestUnpaidY16900250012/1/
1
990
17MoralesSandy951-
1234OrlandoNorthPaidN85000904008/3/1986
21PrincipeMichelle963-
4561ApexSouthPaidN94000853007/2/1974
23MavisJohn147-
4561SujourEastUnpaidY25000266003/5/1989
*Overdue Status indicates customers with a
balance that is 30 or more days overdue
Part 1: Build your SELECT statement by choosing
the certain clauses from the list below and putting
the clauses in the correct order:
SELECT City, Count(*)
ORDER BY 2
WHERE Count(*) > 1

23. SELECT Region,
Count(*) GROUP BY City
FROM tblCustomer
ORDER BY Count(*)
HAVING Count(*) > 1
GROUP BY Region
ORDER BY 2 DESC
Part 2: Did you select any filter clause(s)?
(WHERE, HAVING) Justify your choice of filter(s).
(Points :
25)
38. (TCO 6) Evaluate the Supplier List report
below. Management requested this report so they
can monitor the value and quantity of the stock
on hand; a requirement of the report is to be able
to match the product to the supplier.

24. Part 1: Describe at least two enhancements that
would make this report more readable to the
user.
Part 2: Describe at least two features you would
include that would add functionality to the report
and improve its flexibility for the user. (Points :
25)