Microsoft 70-175: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with MS Visual Basic 6.0
#61. You are debugging a Visual Basic application. You add a variable to the watch window. When Visual Basic enters break mode, the Value of the expression variable is "<Out of Context>". What is the most likely cause of the problem?
#63. Your VB application uses the following code statEment: #If Win32 Then declare function xfunc lib "xlib"(byval ord as long) as long #Else Declare function xfun lib "ylib"(byval ord as integer) as integer #End If You compile the code on a computer running Microsoft Window95. What is the most Likely result?
#64. You develop an Active DLL project. Your project has a global variable named UserName. During a debugging session, you want to know precisely when UserName is changed to contain the value "Linda". What should you do?
#65. You develop a COM server that uses DCOM in a distributed environment. You want to change the name of the computer on which the server will execute. What should you do?
#66. You are releasing an update of your Visual Basic application Plan to build a new package by using the Package and Deployment Wizard. You want to ensure that your application is updated. The setup program is executed. What should you do?
#67. You develop and deploy a distributed application by using MTS You supply a COM component that decides on which server an MTS-hosted COM component will be activated. You want the decision to be based on specific load-balancing algorithms. You want MTS to use your corn when Just-in-Time(JIT)-activated corn are activated. How can you enable dynamic load balancing?
#68. You deploy a Visual Basic application that uses a Microsoft Access database for managing application data. The filename and path of the database are coded into the application as C:\Data\AppData.mdb. You notice that many users have placed this database file in locations other than the specified path. Because of the path is failing, You want to resolve the problem.
#70. Standard exe with forms as in the table below: Form Name Form Type Form1 Standard Form Form2 Standard Form MDIParent MDIParent MDIChild1 MDIChild MDIChild2 MDIChild Dim nForm as new Form1 MDIParent.Show MDIChild1.Show MDIChild2.Show Form1.Show Form2.Show Form2.Hide nForm.Show What is the value of Forms.Count?
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