>> Therefore, the ability to extract meaning out of poorly worded
questions, and the ability to make reasonable inferences in the face of
ambiguity, are very valuable skills for a DBA to have.
No-one in there right mind would take action on a database without
clarifying the issue, but you can't ask the exam for clarification --
now if they asked "What further information would you request in order
to clarify the situation?", that might be an interesting question, but
unfortunately for OCP you just haver to guess some
lowest-common-denominator situation. IMHO, it's not satisfactory.
Received on Fri Feb 11 2005 - 08:00:52 CST
