MS SQL Server - 48 - Roles MCQ

48 – Roles MCQ

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1. What are Fixed Server Roles in SQL Server primarily used for?

Creating custom stored procedures

Managing database schemas

Defining custom database roles

Assigning server-level permissions to users

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2. Which Fixed Server Role in SQL Server is responsible for managing backups and restores?

db_securityadmin

db_owner

sysadmin

bulkadmin

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3. In SQL Server, what is the primary purpose of Fixed Database Roles?

Assigning database-level permissions to users

Creating custom server roles

Managing server-level permissions

Defining application-specific roles

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4. Which Fixed Database Role in SQL Server allows users to execute stored procedures and functions?

db_datareader

db_datawriter

db_executor

db_ddladmin

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5. What is the primary function of the Fixed Database Role “db_owner” in SQL Server?

Administering server-wide settings

Exercising full control over the database

Managing database backups

Controlling user access to the database

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6. In SQL Server, what are Application Roles used for?

Controlling application-specific access to databases

Defining custom server roles

Assigning server-level permissions

Managing backup and restore operations

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7. Which statement is true about Application Roles in SQL Server?

They provide server-level permissions to users.

They are predefined and cannot be modified.

They allow controlling access at the application level.

They are used for managing fixed database roles.

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8. What is the primary benefit of using User-Defined Server Roles in SQL Server?

They allow you to create custom server-level roles with specific permissions.

They provide read-only access to databases.

They grant sysadmin privileges to users.

They simplify the management of fixed database roles.

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9. In SQL Server, what is the primary purpose of User-Defined Database Roles?

Managing server-level permissions

Defining application-specific roles

Creating custom server roles

Assigning database-level permissions to users

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10. Which statement is true about User-Defined Database Roles in SQL Server?

They allow creating custom database-level roles.

They are used for managing fixed server roles.

They are predefined and cannot be modified.

They provide server-level permissions to users.

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11. What is the primary function of the Fixed Server Role “bulkadmin” in SQL Server?

Managing server backups

Administering database schemas

Exercising control over application access

Performing bulk insert operations

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12. Which Fixed Database Role in SQL Server is responsible for managing auditing and trace events?

db_datareader

db_auditadmin

db_securityadmin

db_accessadmin

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13. In SQL Server, what is the primary benefit of the Fixed Server Role “dbcreator”?

Creating and altering databases

Managing server backups

Exercising control over application access

Administering server-wide settings

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14. What is the primary function of the User-Defined Server Role in SQL Server?

Creating custom database schemas

Assigning database-level permissions to users

Managing server-level permissions

Defining application-specific roles

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15. Which statement is true about Fixed Server Roles in SQL Server?

They are used exclusively for application roles.

They provide server-level permissions to users.

They can be customized to grant specific permissions.

They are created by database administrators.

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16. In SQL Server, which Fixed Database Role allows users to modify and create new objects within a database?

db_securityadmin

db_datareader

db_owner

db_ddladmin

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17. What is the primary benefit of using the Fixed Database Role “db_datareader” in SQL Server?

It manages server backups and restores.

It grants permissions to execute stored procedures.

It provides full control over the database.

It allows read-only access to database objects.

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18. In SQL Server, what is the primary benefit of using Application Roles?

They simplify the management of fixed server roles.

They allow controlling access at the application level.

They provide sysadmin privileges to users.

They manage server-wide settings.

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19. What is the primary benefit of using User-Defined Server Roles over Fixed Server Roles in SQL Server?

User-Defined Server Roles cannot be modified.

Fixed Server Roles provide more granular control.

User-Defined Server Roles are predefined and cannot be removed.

User-Defined Server Roles allow you to create custom server-level roles with specific permissions.

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20. Which Fixed Database Role in SQL Server allows users to modify, create, and delete data in tables?

db_securityadmin

db_ddladmin

db_owner

db_datareader

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21. In SQL Server, which Fixed Server Role grants the highest level of server-wide privileges?

bulkadmin

serveradmin

sysadmin

dbcreator

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22. What is the primary benefit of using User-Defined Database Roles in SQL Server?

They provide sysadmin privileges to users.

They allow you to create custom database-level roles with specific permissions.

They grant server-level permissions to users.

They simplify the management of fixed server roles.

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23. In SQL Server, what is the primary benefit of the Fixed Server Role “dbcreator”?

Exercising control over application access

Administering server-wide settings

Creating and altering databases

Managing server backups

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24. Which Fixed Database Role in SQL Server is responsible for managing auditing and trace events?

db_accessadmin

db_datareader

db_auditadmin

db_securityadmin

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25. In SQL Server, what is the primary purpose of the Fixed Server Role “bulkadmin”?

Performing bulk insert operations

Managing server backups

Administering database schemas

Exercising control over application access

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MS SQL Server – 48 – Roles MCQ