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MYSQL MySQL 5.0 Database Administrator Certified Professional Exam, Part II Sample Questions:

1. Suppose the key column of an EXPLAIN output is NULL. What does this mean?

A) There are no indexes on the table you are querying.
B) There are no indexes available for use in the query.
C) There are no indexes considered useful for processing that query.

2. Which of the following statements are true regarding the slow query log? (Choose four)

A) To have the slow query log contain queries that don't utilize any index, the log-queriesnotusingindexes option needs to be set.
B) You can use the mysqldumpslow command line tool to summarize the content of the slow query log.
C) The slow query log contains queries that don't utilize any index.
D) You can use the SHOW SLOW QUERIES statement to display all entries in the slow queries log.
E) The slow query log is always enabled.
F) The slow query log will contain queries that take more than 10 seconds.
G) The slow query log will contain queries that take more seconds than configured in the long_query_time option.
H) The slow query log can be switched on with the log_slow_queries option.

3. You have two databases, db1 and db2 and you have a table test in both of the databases. Your current default database is db1. Which of the following tables will be affected by the following command?
mysql> GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON test TO 'joe'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY
'sakila'

A) Both db1.test and db2.test
B) Db2.test
C) Db1.test
D) The statement will return an error, because no database was specified.

4. Consider the following:
mysql> SELECT * FROM CountryLanguages;
+----+---------------+-------------+----------+
| ID | CountryName | CountryCode | Language |
+----+---------------+-------------+---------+
| 1 | United States | USA | English |
| 2 | United States | USA | Spanish |
| 3 | Mexico | MEX | Spanish |
| 4 | Canada | CAN | English |
| 5 | Canada | CAN | French |
+----+---------------+-------------+----------+
Which of the following describe how this table would look correctly normalized?

A) Table Countries: CountryCode, CountryName Table Languages: LanguageID, Language
Table CountryLanguage: CountryCode, LanguageID
B) Table Countries: CountryCode, CountryName, LanguageID
Table Languages: LanguageID, Language
C) Table Countries: CountryCode, CountryName
Table Languages: LanguageID, CountryCode Table CountryLanguage: LanguageID,
CountryCode,
Language
D) Table Countries: CountryCode, CountryName
Table Languages: LanguageID, CountryCode, Language

5. You need to allow the user 'joe'@'example.com' the privilege to create and alter stored routines in the world database, but you do not want that user to be able to change any table definitions. The user already has the required permissions to access table data in the database. Which of the following will achieve that?

A) Mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON world.* TO 'joe'@'example.com';
B) You must use GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON world.routine1_name, world.routine2_name... TO 'joe'@'example.com', replacing routine1_name etc. with the names of each of the stored routines the user may want to create or alter
C) This cannot be done; permissions on tables and stored routines are always shared.
D) Mysql> GRANT CREATE ROUTINE ON world.* TO 'joe'@'example.com'; mysql> GRANT ALTER ROUTINE ON world.* TO 'joe'@'example.com';
E) Mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON PROCEDURE world.* TO 'joe'@'example.com'; mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON FUNCTION world.* TO 'joe'@'example.com';
F) Mysql> GRANT ALL ROUTINE PRIVILEGES ON world.* TO 'joe'@'example.com';

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