1.

the property that provides dictionary object for retaining values

Ans: viewstate property

2. a cookie stores a value in the client

Ans:true

3. which method in session destroy the session object

Ans:abandon

4.httpis a stateless protocol by default

Ans:true

5. how to disable the viewstate through application level

For a page

for<%@ Page Language="C#" EnableViewState="false" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="URLRouting.

aspx.cs"Inherits="URL_Rewriting" %>

for application

<pages enableViewState="false" />

6.the hidden field control allows you to store data in its

Ans:value (gets and sets value)

7.viewstate values are stored in the server

Ans:it stores client as hidden field so it s false

8. identify the cookie that uses a text file on the client machine

Ans:persistent cookie

9. The ViewState property provides a dictionary object for retaining values between multiple requests for
the same page

10. Application State information is available to all pages, regardless of which user requests
a page.

11. Both application state and session state information is lost when the application restarts.
To persist user data between application restarts, you can store it using profile properties.

12. Client side

1. Hidden Field
2. View State
3. Cookies
4. Control State
5. Query Strings

Server side

1. Session
2. Application
13. the data in view state is stored as a string, only objects that can be serialized can be
stored.
14. the technique to store the user specific responses and requests between the page requests mcq
Ans:
15. while developing a customer control ..allows to store property mcq
Ans:
16. how to persist user data between application restarts
Ans:Profiles property
17. the method used to add a cookie to a cookie collection in asp.net

Ans:httpcookie

18.

1.triggers fired in response to two magic tables

atrue b false

2.parameters can be taken as a input to the trigger – true

.3. can be used as an alternative method for implementing referential integrity constraints h triggers

3. what is maximum depth level of nested triggers - h—32

4. 5. the production database of an organization -h—
5. how to drop a trigger - Google Search—drop trigger name
6. which is true about trigger and stored procedure - Google Search---refer 1
7. triggers can be classified into how many functional categories - Google Search---2
8. create trigger delete records on dbo.employee instead of delete as select * from employee -
Google Search----
9. a trigger cannot be invoked by a user - Google Search----------true
10. wo after triggers have been created for the delete operation on the emp mcqloyee table as
follows - Google Search-----------
11. you are developing an application to manage records of employee table - Google Search