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You need to configure the external content type to search for research papers. Which indexing connector should you use?
The correct answer is B. WCF Service Connector. Microsoft SQL Connector allows you to send and receive messages with a database using the JDBC protocol. Common usage includes retrieving, inserting, updating, and deleting database records, as well as invoking stored procedures.You can simply discover your database, point to the
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You need to configure the external content type to search for research papers. Which indexing connector should you use?
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- A.NET Type Connector
- BWCF Service Connector
- CCustom Connector
- DSQL Server Connector
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(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- B71% (15)
- C10% (2)
- D14% (3)
Explanation
Microsoft SQL Connector allows you to send and receive messages with a database using the JDBC protocol. Common usage includes retrieving, inserting, updating, and deleting database records, as well as invoking stored procedures.You can simply discover your database, point to the table, view, or stored procedure that will perform the operations you want, and then return the required data and use it to create your external content type without writing any code or XML based on a SQL Server Table. Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) web services that you can consume as external content types from Microsoft Business Connectivity Services (BCS).You can simply discover your WCF service and point to the bindings and contracts that will perform the desired operations, and use it to create your external content type without writing any code or XML. The procedure to create an external content type that connects to a WCF service is similar to one that connects to As the database must use the ResearchPapers.ID field as the foreign key to associate the field with the TreyResearch external content type, you need to use WCF Service Connector for configuring the external content type to search for research papers.
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