Explanation:usp_GetSecLabelDetails generates the security label identifier and encryption objects for the specified label. 5. Point out the wrong statement :
A. usp_EnableCellVisibility opens all the symmetric keys that are mapped to security labels
B. usp_DisableCellVisibility opens all the symmetric keys that were previously opened
C. On SQL Server 2012 you can use the Contained Database feature to create a user without a login.
D. No arguments are available for usp_EnableCellVisibility
Answer:A
Explanation:usp_GetSecLabelDetails generates the security label identifier and encryption objects for the specified label. 5. Point out the wrong statement :
A. usp_EnableCellVisibility opens all the symmetric keys that are mapped to security labels B. usp_DisableCellVisibility opens all the symmetric keys that were previously opened C. On SQL Server 2012 you can use the Contained Database feature to create a user without a login. D. No arguments are available for usp_EnableCellVisibility
Explanation:usp_DisableCellVisibility (Stored Procedure) closes all the symmetric keys that were previously opened by calling usp_EnableCellVisibility. 6. What will the fn_Dominates return if A dominates B where A and B both are security label ?