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2. An executive has returned from a business trip. Before the trip, she copied files from a network folder to her hard drive. The folder is shared with other execu tives, who modified their files in the folder while she was away. When she returned, she moved her copy of the files to the network share, thereby updating her files with the changes she made while away, but also overwriting all the files that had been changed by other executives. The other executives are unhappy that their files have been replaced with the versions that were active when she left for her trip. Luckily, you performed a normal backup operation on the folder the previous evening. What restore option should you choose a. Do Not Replace The File On My Computer. b. Replace The File On Disk Only If The File On Disk Is Older. c. Always Replace The File On My Computer.

By using the AND function available in Calculator, you can determine whether two addresses in a subnetted network are located on the same logical subnet. Simply perform two AND operations between the relevant octet in the subnet mask of the network and the corresponding octet of each IP address in question. If the result of these operations is the same, the two addresses are on the same logical subnet. For example, if the subnet mask of the network is 255.255.255.240 and the IP addresses in question are 192.168.0.220 and 192.168.0.192, calculate 240 AND 220 and then write down your result (208). Then calculate 240 AND 190 and write down your result (176). Because the results are different, the two addresses are on separate logical subnets.

Click Start, and then click My Computer. In the My Computer window, right-click the hard disk you want to search for bad sectors, and then click Properties.

HRESULT CAmbientLightAwareSensorManagerEvents::Initialize() { HRESULT hr; // Create the sensor manager hr = m_spISensorManager.CoCreateInstance(CLSID_SensorManager); if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { hr = m_spISensorManager->SetEventSink(this); if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { CComPtr<ISensorCollection> spSensors; // Find all ambient light sensors hr = m_spISensorManager->GetSensorsByType(SENSOR_TYPE_AMBIENT_LIGHT, &spSensors); if (SUCCEEDED(hr) && NULL != spSensors) { ULONG ulCount = 0; hr = spSensors->GetCount(&ulCount); if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { for(ULONG i=0; i < ulCount; i++) { CComPtr<ISensor> spSensor; hr = spSensors->GetAt(i, &spSensor); if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { // Helper function that sets up event sinking for a specific sensor hr = AddSensor(spSensor); if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { // Read the sensor data and update the application's UI hr = m_pSensorEvents->GetSensorData(spSensor); } } } } } } } return hr; }

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To further practice and reinforce the skills you learned in this chapter, you can per form the following tasks:

In addition to understanding the application of the four ranking functions, you need to understand when RANK/DENSE_RANK produce the same results as ROW_NUMBER, as well as what the difference is between RANK and DENSE_RANK.

It is easy to misunderstand query and report parameters. To learn more about them, review the topic Adding Parameters to your Report in SQL Server 2008 Books online (see References).

After you have determined how many enterprise policies you will need, you can define the policy rules for each policy. The enterprise policy rules will apply to all the array members, so ensure that the rules meet the requirements. In most cases, you are likely to define few enterprise policy rules. After creating the policy rules, determine the order in which the rules will be applied. Each rule in the policy can be defined so that it applies either before or after the array policy. If a rule must always be applied to the array, configure the rule so that it is applied before the array policy. If you want to give the array administrator the option of applying the rule, or of overriding the rule by creating an array level rule, then configure the enterprise rule to be configured after the array rules. You also need to create the arrays in the enterprise. When you create an array, you configure which enterprise policy will be applied to the array. Moreover, you can configure what types of policy rules can be created for the array. You can choose whether deny access rules, allow access rules and publishing rules can be created for the array. You could choose this option when only enterprise policies should be applied to the array.