NCP-DB-6.10 · Question #111
Why would an administrator want to publish a software profile update for Microsoft SQL Server that is created in NDB?
The correct answer is A. When published, all NDB users will be able to use that updated software profile to patch the. In NDB, publishing a software profile update for Microsoft SQL Server makes it available for broader use within the NDB environment. When an administrator creates and publishes an updated software profile (e.g., with a new SQL Server patch or version), this action allows all…
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Why would an administrator want to publish a software profile update for Microsoft SQL Server that is created in NDB?
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- AWhen published, all NDB users will be able to use that updated software profile to patch the
- BPublishing the software profile update allows you to use that updated software profile to patch the
- CWhen published, the software profile will deprecate older software profiles.
- DPublishing the profile stalls the database software patching process.
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(56 responses)- A95% (53)
- B4% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
In NDB, publishing a software profile update for Microsoft SQL Server makes it available for broader use within the NDB environment. When an administrator creates and publishes an updated software profile (e.g., with a new SQL Server patch or version), this action allows all authorized NDB users to leverage that profile to patch or update the database software on their managed VMs. This is a key feature of NDB's software profile management, enabling centralized control and distribution of standardized database configurations.
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