AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Inserting Data in the Azure Structured Query Language (SQL) Database

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a SQL database using the system data SQL client framework. It covers creating a connection string, executing SQL commands, and inserting data into the database. The tutorial also demonstrates verifying data insertion using SQL Server Management Studio and discusses the differences between local and cloud databases.

What framework is used for SQL DB in the tutorial?

• System.Data.SqlClient

• Entity Framework

• Dapper

• NHibernate

Where can you find the connection string needed to connect to SQL Server?

• In the SQL Server Management Studio

• Under connection strings settings in the SQL database

• In the application configuration file

• In the Windows registry

What is the purpose of using parameters in SQL commands?

• To improve query performance

• To prevent SQL injection attacks

• To enhance database security

• To simplify the SQL syntax

What method is used to execute a command that does not return results?

• ExecuteReader

• ExecuteScalar

• ExecuteXmlReader

• ExecuteNonQuery

How can you verify that data has been inserted into the database?

• By checking the application logs

• By inspecting the database schema

• By running a SELECT query in SQL Server Management Studio

• By reviewing the connection string

What is a key difference between local and cloud SQL databases mentioned in the tutorial?

• Local databases are more secure

• Cloud databases are faster

• Local databases require less configuration

• Cloud databases have different connection strings

What percentage of applications can be transported by just changing the connection string?

• 50%

• 100%

• 95%

• 75%