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MongoDB Certified DBA Associate Exam (Based on MongoDB 4.4) Sample Questions (Q144-Q149):

NEW QUESTION # 144
The MongoDB explain() method does not support which of the following verbosity mode:

Answer: D


NEW QUESTION # 145
In a replica set with a primary and two secondaries, what should the write concern be set to so only a single node is required to acknowledge a write operation before it is deemed successful?

Answer: B

Explanation:
MongoDB write concern defines the level of acknowledgment requested for a write. Setting the numeric value w: 1 means that a write is considered acknowledged after the primary has accepted it; no secondary acknowledgment is required. In a replica set with one primary and two secondaries, those secondaries can replicate the operation asynchronously after the client has already received success. That configuration is represented by { writeConcern: { w: 1 } }, making option D correct. The numeric type matters: w can be specified as an integer count or certain strings such as " majority " , but the string " 1 " is not the intended numeric node count shown by the question. Options B and C also omit the w field structure expected inside a write concern document. The durability trade-off is important: a w:1 write can be acknowledged before any secondary has replicated it, so a sudden primary failure before replication may result in that write being rolled back after failover. If the workload requires stronger durability, w: " majority " is commonly used. For exactly one acknowledging node, however, the correct setting is D.
Study Guide reference/topic:Cluster Reliability and Data Resilience - write concern, w acknowledgments, replica-set durability, and rollback risk.


NEW QUESTION # 146
In a sharded replica set environment, the w Option provides ability for write concern and j Option provides ability for the data to be written on disk journal. Consider that we have a seven member replica set and we want to assure that the writes are committed to journal. What should be the value of j?

Answer: D


NEW QUESTION # 147
An employees collection contains documents with fields such as _id, name, age, department, and salary.
A database administrator needs to run a query that will return ONLY the name and age fields for all employees.
Which query meets this requirement?

Answer: A

Explanation:
The first argument to find() is the query filter and the second argument is the projection. Because the requirement applies to every employee, the filter must be an empty document {}. The projection must include name and age while explicitly suppressing _id. MongoDB includes _id by default even in inclusion projections, so { name: 1, age: 1 } would return three fields: _id, name, and age. Adding _id: 0 is the documented exception that allows _id to be excluded from an otherwise inclusion-style projection. Option C therefore produces exactly the requested fields. Options A and B mistakenly place projection-like expressions in the filter position, which would cause MongoDB to search for documents where those fields literally match the specified values rather than controlling returned fields. Option D is close but violates the word "ONLY" because _id remains present. Projection design can also reduce network traffic and, when a suitable index covers both the predicate and projected fields, can contribute to covered-query plans. For this requirement, however, the essential syntax is find({}, {name:1, age:1, _id:0}), so C is correct.
Study Guide reference/topic:MongoDB Architecture and Core Operations - find(), filters, projections, inclusion fields, and _id exclusion.


NEW QUESTION # 148
What command will successfully start the mongod daemon with all default settings as a background task?

Answer: B

Explanation:
The --fork option starts mongod in daemon mode so the server process continues in the background. When -- fork is used, MongoDB requires diagnostic output to be redirected through a logging destination such as -- logpath or --syslog; the process cannot simply detach while continuing to use the normal foreground output stream. Option C supplies both --fork and a valid log path, while leaving the other server settings at their normal defaults unless they are configured elsewhere. Option A explicitly sets the default port but does not satisfy the logging requirement associated with --fork. Option B treats the literal word default as a filesystem path and does not provide the required log destination. Option D uses an unsupported --default switch. In production, MongoDB packages commonly use service managers such as systemd, and a configuration file is usually preferred over manually launching mongod with a long list of command-line options. Nevertheless, among the commands shown, C is the one that correctly daemonizes the server process and provides the logging configuration required for a successful fork.
Study Guide reference/topic:MongoDB Architecture and Core Operations - mongod startup, background execution, logging, and server configuration.


NEW QUESTION # 149
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