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Lappy
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Hi
Did pass the 764 exam in January. The score is 741. I'm not so happy with this result;I'm not DBA and administering SQL Server is not my primary responsibility (however I'm responsible for the backup/restore operations); however, IMHO, every sysadmin must know SQL fundamentals; therefore I'm planning for MCSA SQL Development and MCSA SQL Administering.
Did pass the 764 exam in January. The score is 741. I'm not so happy with this result;I'm not DBA and administering SQL Server is not my primary responsibility (however I'm responsible for the backup/restore operations); however, IMHO, every sysadmin must know SQL fundamentals; therefore I'm planning for MCSA SQL Development and MCSA SQL Administering.
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aaronchristenson
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741 is a good score for someone whose primary responsibility is not DBA. I hope that means the exam is not too easy. I helped write some of the questions featured in that exam.Aaron
MCSE Cloud Platform and Infrastructure, MCSA Windows Server 2012, MCSA SQL Server 2012/2014, MCSA Windows 10, MCITP Server Admin, Security+, Virtualization with Windows Server Hyper-V and System Center Specialist -
Lappy
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Yep, compared with the 462, that exam is much more hardaaronchristenson wrote: »741 is a good score for someone whose primary responsibility is not DBA. I hope that means the exam is not too easy. I helped write some of the questions featured in that exam. -
Gavinsfc
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Newbie here replying to an old thread... don't ban me
I'm going to be sitting the 98-364 exam soon, working in IT 5 years with 3 years as App Support using SQL.
Is using the Database Fundamentals videos on MS Virtual Academy enough to pass this exam for people with past experience? -
Gavinsfc
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Wrong thread - apologies!Newbie here replying to an old thread... don't ban me
I'm going to be sitting the 98-364 exam soon, working in IT 5 years with 3 years as App Support using SQL.
Is using the Database Fundamentals videos on MS Virtual Academy enough to pass this exam for people with past experience?