Test Status
      ASPTEST10
      (A) Specifies whether to use a DSN or DSN-less connection
      (B) Specifies which type of database is being used
      (C) Specifies the type of ODBC driver to use, database format and filename
      (D) Opens the initial connection to a database
      (A) BeginExecute=true
      (B) MultiThreaded=true
      (C) MultipleActiveResultSets=true
      (D) Asynchronous=true
      (A) Output Caching
      (B) DataCaching
      (C) a and b
      (D) none of the above
      (A) DNS, DNS-less
      (B) DSN, DSN-less
      (C) ODBC, ADO
      (D) OLEDB, ADO
      (A) Open the code-behind page and write the code.
      (B) Right-click the control and select Create Handler.
      (C) Drag an event handler from the ToolBox to the desired control.
      (D) Double-click the control.
      (A) Extended expressions
      (B) Basic expressions
      (C) Regular expressions
      (D) Irregular expressions
      (A) Call the ShowControl method on the TextBox.
      (B) Add the TextBox instance to the form1.Controls collection.
      (C) Execute the AddControl method on the Web page.
      (D) Set the VisibleControl to true on the TextBox.
      (A) StateServer
      (B) Session Object
      (C) InProcess
      (D) all of the above
      (A) Type of database
      (B) Type of driver to use
      (C) Location of database
      (D) All Of The Above
      (A) RegularExpressionValidator
      (B) CompareValidator
      (C) equals() method
      (D) RequiredFieldValidator
      (A) Connection object
      (B) Connection string
      (C) Both A and B
      (A) View state
      (B) Cookies
      (C) Hidden fields
      (D) Request object
      (A) requestQueue limit
      (B) maxWorkerThreads
      (C) maxIdThreads
      (D) All
      (A) Connection string, connection object, close connection string, close connection object
      (B) Connection object, connection string, close connection string, close connection object
      (C) Connection object, connection string, close connection object, close connection string
      (A) The Params and Forms collection of the HTTPRequest class are exactly same and theForms collection has been provided only for backward compatibility
      (B) The HTTPRequest class does include the Params collection
      (C) The HTTPRequest class does include the Forms collection
      (D) The difference between the Params and Forms collection of the HTTPRequest class is that the Params collection also represents QueryStrings, ServerVariables, andCookies