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SharePoint Magazine is an online magazine dedicated to the world of SharePoint and related Information Worker technologies.SharePoint Magazine interview with Joel Oleson
Started by Arno Nel (SharePoint Magazine) · 11 months ago
SharePoint Magazine editor, Arno Nel caught up with one of the blogosphere’s most well know bloggers, Joel Oleson.
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11 months ago
11 months ago
Greetings
Andi
11 months ago
11 months ago
Answers:
1) Not a question that has a definitive answer: so you ask, "What's the error message?" It's the answer that PSS would ask you if you called.
2) Use the OSI model for reference to troubleshoot ANY "cannot connect to..." error message
3) I would go get the SQL guy/gal to do it :)
11 months ago
explain?
hehe
11 months ago
I think your *so* Microsoft was meant to be a compliment. Saying that Microsoft interview questions can be tough... right?
If not you'll need to give us more detail.
It's true your questions shouldn't have a yes/no or a definitive answer. You want people to have to squirm and base their answers on their experience and not from a book.
Even saying I'd use the OSI model isn't enough... I'd make you drill :)
Saying you'd get the SQL guy to do it :) Nice chance.