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Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email address.

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"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in message news:...
Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email address.

Thank you CONSULTANT! Are you sure it's only #4 that's true?

Regards
Daniel

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"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in message news:...
Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email address.

Consultant,

According to MS #4 alone is false!

Any other idea?

Daniel
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Thank you CONSULTANT! Are you sure it's only #4 that's true?

Regards
Daniel

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"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in message news:...
Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email address.

i would guess 2, but not 100% sure
"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in message news:...
Consultant,

According to MS #4 alone is false!

Any other idea?

Daniel
"Daniel Walzenbach" <> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:%...
Thank you CONSULTANT! Are you sure it's only #4 that's true?

Regards
Daniel

"Consultant" <> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:...
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"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in message news:...
Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email address.

I think you're right. The answer given to you is probably wrong.

"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in message news:...
Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email address.

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> charset="iso-8859-1"
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wtf is this mess all about?

Change the web.config and see the answer

Regards,
Daniel

"Daniel Walzenbach" <> wrote in
message news:...
Hi,



Does anybody know the answer to this question:



You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and need to change the
<trace> element to enable tracing on the page. You modify the Web.config
file for the application.



Which statements correctly describe when the change will be applied and its
impact on current users? (Select all that apply.)



(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning before the Web
application is restarted.



(2) State data stored in the Application object will be maintained.



(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.



(4) The Web application will be restarted and the configuration file will be
read immediately.



(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from the application.



I thought it must be

(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

(5) FALSE



but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?



Thank you a lot!


Best regards

Daniel Walzenbach

P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM" from my email
address.

huh?
the fool posted in html, lol

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> >This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
> >
> >------=_NextPart_000_0332_01C3B362.17164C10
> >Content-Type: text/plain;
> > charset="iso-8859-1"
> >Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
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> wtf is this mess all about?
>

Hi Daniel:

These options are correct:
(1) FALSE

(2) FALSE

(3) RIGHT

(4) RIGHT

I wasn't sure of (2) and (3) and I tried both and in
fact Application and Session data were lost.

So I guess if there is any of your responses wrong it
should be (5), but I left the discussion open to (5) as I
don't understand the scope of that statement very well.

Ramon


>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>
>
>
>Does anybody know the answer to this question:
>
>
>
>You are troubleshooting a deployed Web application and
need to change the <trace> element to enable tracing on
the page. You modify the Web.config file for the
application.
>
>
>
>Which statements correctly describe when the change will
be applied and its impact on current users? (Select all
that apply.)
>
>
>
>(1) Current users will be given a five-minute warning
before the Web application is restarted.
>
>
>
>(2) State data stored in the Application object will be
maintained.
>
>
>
>(3) State data stored in the Session object will be lost.
>
>
>
>(4) The Web application will be restarted and the
configuration file will be read immediately.
>
>
>
>(5) Current users will be immediately disconnected from
the application.
>
>
>
>I thought it must be
>
>(1) FALSE
>
>(2) FALSE
>
>(3) RIGHT
>
>(4) RIGHT
>
>(5) FALSE
>
>
>
>but it is not. Does anybody know the right answer?
>
>
>
>Thank you a lot!
>
>
>Best regards
>
> Daniel Walzenbach
>
>P.S. If you need to contact me simply remove ".NOSPAM"
from my email address.
>