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What is Connection Pooling?
subrataadhyaroy
- Mar 11th, 2008
Connection pooling is the ability of re-use your connection to the Database. This means if you enable Connection pooling in the connection object, actually you enable the re-use of the connection to more than one user.
gptnitesh
- Sep 11th, 2007
Connection pooling is the process of managing the connections effectively and efficiently by optimizing the usage of database connections.The way the connection pooling works is,1. It initializes a po...
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<%Else>
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="FunctionTwo.inc"-->
<%End If>
What would the above code load?"><%@ Language=VBScript %> <%If false then> <!-- #INCLUDE FILE="FunctionOne.inc"--> <%Else> <!-- #INCLUDE FILE="FunctionTwo.inc"--> <%End If> What would the above code load?
A. Only the FunctionTwo.inc file into the ASP page. B. Both files, since Server Side Includes are processed before ASP interpreting. C. Only the FunctionOne.inc file into the ASP page. D. Neither file, since Server Side Includes are processed before ASP interpreting. E. Neither file, since the #INCLUDE statements are commented out.
jbanx
- Mar 11th, 2008
Answere is A the reason is that when the if condition is check the boolean result, in this case the result is false so it will go to else part and include the FunctionTwo.inc.Thanks,Jai
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What does the above code accomplish?">
<% Response.Redirect("http://www.sql.com") %> What does the above code accomplish?
A. It sends the browser the line of sample code, and the browser executes it. B. It sends the response to "http://www.matsystems.com" instead of to the Requesting browser. C. It sends a redirection header back to the browser, and the browser then requests the new target document. D. The redirection occurs on the server-side, and the first response the browser gets is the head and body of the new target...
jbanx
- Mar 11th, 2008
Answer is C, This will send a new response back to browser and borwser executes it as a new request
J Jayaprakash
- Dec 4th, 2006
Option C This is the correct answer. The request is executed at the server and sent back to the client browser to redirect to the URL, in the syntax.
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How are sessions maintained?
A. The browser sends a cookie to the server with each request. B. The browser sends a Querystring variable to the server with each request. C. The browser sends a hidden Form variable to the server with each request. D. The browser sends a long variable to the server in the BODY of each request. E. None of the above.
jbanx
- Mar 11th, 2008
A is correct when browser cookies are enabled. Sessions ID is used and stored in the browser cookiee. This session Id is sent in the request header all the time
Rajiv
- Dec 10th, 2006
(A)Session state are maintained using cookies, if the client has disabled cookies in his browser then (D)an encoded session id is attached to the url to maintain state
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When does the application OnEnd event handler fire?
A. After every request for an application document, since web servers are stateless servers. B. As soon as there are no open connections to any application document. C. When the web server is stopped in an orderly fashion. D. Twenty minutes after the last request for a document in the application. E. When there are no application requests for the amount of time defined by the SessionTimeout variable....
jbanx
- Mar 11th, 2008
C is the correct answer, When the web application is stoped at the web server Application onEnd event is fired !!!
shweta
- Feb 26th, 2007
Option C is correct answer
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How long is a SessionID guaranteed to be unique?
A. It is unique for the web server, whether it is restarted or not. B. Only until the web server is restarted. C. It is like a GUID in that it is for any web server at any time. D. Only until the session expires, then it can be reissued to another client. E. It is unique per client. A client cannot have two sessions with the same SessionID
Eswar
- Jul 30th, 2006
B is the correct answer
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The FileSystemObject provides an object interface to drives, directories, and files for which of the following?
A. Any local or mapped drive on either the server or the client. B. Only files and subdirectories in the web site’s home directory. C. Any local physical drive or mapped drive on the web server. D. Any file system physically located on the web server. E. The client’s computer.
Kamal
- Sep 13th, 2005
D
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ASP.NET Session Timeout
How to set Session Timeout upto infinite, so it should never get expired, In ASP not in ASP.NET.
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Following is the code Server.MapPath (".") consider the path is C:InetpubWWWRootMATDefault.asp. What will be the output
A. C:InetPUb B. C:InetPUbWWWroot C. C:InetPUbwwwrootMAT D. Error
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Name the ASP Objects?
• Request Object • Response Object • Server Object • Session Object • Application Object
vinayj81
- Jul 30th, 2008
There are 9 objects they are1. Response2. Request3. Server4. Application5. Session6. ASPError7. ObjectContext8. Filesystem Object9. Dictionary
lalita.p
- Jun 7th, 2007
ASP Objects are1) Session2)Application3)Server4)Request5)Response6)Objectcontext7)ASPError
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Explain life cycle of ASP page
saaradhasony
- Aug 26th, 2008
Active server pages are executed with the help of compiler and then it sent to the MSIL (MICROSOFT INTERMEDIATE LANGUAGE) and then it is sent to cache memory and finally it will be executed in the p...
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Name some of the ASP components?
• Ad Rotator component – a way to manage advertisements on the web site. • Content Linker component – a technique to direct users through a set of pages on a web site by creating a list of URLs and description of the next and previous pages. • Browser Capabilities component – allows to customize the page to the ability of the browser viewing it. • Database Access component – allows to access data from...
Lavanyaaru
- Sep 17th, 2008
Content RotatorThe ASP Content Rotator component creates a ContentRotator object that displays a different HTML content string each time a user enters or refreshes a page. A text file, called the Cont...
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What are the methods by which output stream is controlled?
• Flush – sends previous buffered output to the client immediately, but continues processing the script. • Clear – erases any already-buffered HTML. • End – causes the server to stop processing the script.
johnanvert
- Sep 29th, 2008
The Flush method sends buffered HTML output immediately.The Clear method clear conents on the scriptThe End method stop all processing in the script.
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What is the command to display characters to the HTML page?
Response.Write
johnanvert
- Sep 29th, 2008
display characters in html page using commandresponse.Write assign values using : <%= %>
lalita.p
- Jun 7th, 2007
Ans:1)Response.writeOR2)<%= %>
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What is the function of Buffer in Response Object?
Buffer controls the HTML output stream manually.
johnanvert
- Sep 29th, 2008
The Buffer property specifies whether to buffer the output or not. When the output is buffered, the server will hold back the response to the browser until all of the server?scripts have been processed, or until the script calls the Flush or End method.
lalita.p
- Jun 7th, 2007
Respose.buffer=False/TrueBuffer is used to send the information to the browser.
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What is the program ID (ProgID) for ActiveX Data Objects in 2-tier and 3-tier database applications?
A. ADO B. RDODB C. ADODB D. RDS E. OLEDB
Vishu
- Sep 29th, 2005
ADODB
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Which of the following are Server Object methods ( Choose Two)
A. HTMLEncode,MapPath B. URLEncode,ScriptTimeout C. URLEncode,CreateObject D. ScriptTimeout,Abandon
Muthu
- Mar 22nd, 2007
These are server object properties:-server.CreateObject()server.Execute( )server.GetLastError()server.HTMLEncode()server.MapPath()server.ScriptTimeout()server.Transfer()server.URLEncode()so A,B,C is the Correct Answer
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What are the difference between serialize and marshalbyref and marshalbyval?How will you load dynamic assembly?How will create assembilies at runtime ?If you have more than one version of one assemblies then how'll you use old version in your application?How ccw and rcw work?What is MTS. Explain it?
ramu kundur
- Oct 2nd, 2009
No. The idea of MarshalByRefObject is that it doesn't every get serialized for remoting purposes. Instead the CLR generates what is known as a transparent proxy in this scenario. It's called T...
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Application Variable
What happens when a client submits a form which changes the value of an Application variable
A. Client actions cannot change Application variables. B. The change is not visible to any client until the application is stopped and started. C. The change is only visible to future requests made by that client during their current session. D. The change is visible to all clients, but only after they...Webman
- Jun 5th, 2010
"E" is the correct answer!
"ALL users share ONE Application object"
If one user changes an application variable, all other users in all other sessions with see that change, not just the user making the change. -
How will you set the values for cookies?
<% Response.Cookies("variable name ")="value" %>.
article
- Feb 11th, 2010
Response.Cookies["userName"].Value = "xyz";Response.Cookies["userName"].Value =TextBox.Text;
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