Getting Startedwith pureQuery

Appendix A – Solutions to the review questions 307
5. D.
6. You can use the filter in the SQL Outline to show only the SQL statements that
contain a column with privacy information by selecting to see only SQL containing
columns marked as private.
7. In order to view all SQL statements issued by your application to the database and
not only the Java expressions, you will have to run your application using the Client
Optimizer feature from the pureQuery runtime.
8. You must Enable SQL capturing and binding for JDBC applications when either
adding pureQuery support to your project or from the project’s properties page.
When enabling this feature, a pdq.properties file will be added to your project
where, through a set of properties, you can enable/disable the capturing of
statements being executed by your application.
Chapter 5
1. D.
2. D.
3. B.
Chapter 6
1. Client Optimizer
2. Capture
3. B
4. You must always specify the option -rootPkgName. The utility uses the value of
this option to determine the base package name of the statement sets in the
pureQueryXml file. pureQuery uses the base package name to determine the
names of the packages in the database when binding and when executing
statically.
5. C
6. C
7. A
8. True
9. A, B and C.
Chapter 7
1. B and D.
2. A and B.