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    The document contains questions about ArcGIS and ArcObjects. It asks about the ArcGIS library classes, partial callbacks, interfaces for creating and finding features, releasing COM objects, differences between feature layers and layers, how database tables are updated by multiple users, default renderers, interfaces for assigning renderers and updating multiple features, interfaces for editing, differences between query filters and definitions, versioning events, number of extension instances, merging edit versions, objects created at ArcMap startup, number of ArcCatalog templates, and interfaces for configurable extensions.

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    The document contains questions about ArcGIS and ArcObjects. It asks about the ArcGIS library classes, partial callbacks, interfaces for creating and finding features, releasing COM objects, differences between feature layers and layers, how database tables are updated by multiple users, default renderers, interfaces for assigning renderers and updating multiple features, interfaces for editing, differences between query filters and definitions, versioning events, number of extension instances, merging edit versions, objects created at ArcMap startup, number of ArcCatalog templates, and interfaces for configurable extensions.

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    The document contains questions about ArcGIS and ArcObjects. It asks about the ArcGIS library classes, partial callbacks, interfaces for creating and finding features, releasing COM objects, differences between feature layers and layers, how database tables are updated by multiple users, default renderers, interfaces for assigning renderers and updating multiple features, interfaces for editing, differences between query filters and definitions, versioning events, number of extension instances, merging edit versions, objects created at ArcMap startup, number of ArcCatalog templates, and interfaces for configurable extensions.

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    unknown Questions

    how much classes are there in arcgis library?


    what is partial callback?
    Name the interface that can be used to create a new feature?
    Which is the interface that is used to find a specific version provided its name as string?
    How will release com objects?
    Difference between IFeatureLayer and Layer
    If two persons updating the particular row of the table in database?. How does the system work?.
    Which of the following the default renderer object when a new feature class is loaded?
    Which is the interface to which a renderer object can be assigned directly? ILayer
    If you want to update ‘n’ number of features in featureclass which interface will you use (performance wise)

    Name the interface that can be used to do editing in ArcObjects? (IWorkspaceEdit)


    What is difference between queryfilter and querydef? when to use ?
    Define versioning and list its main events?
    How many instances of an extension can exist per running application?
    ___________ merges the current edit version with the target version
    Name the object that is first created when ArcMap starts running
    An instance of ArcCatalog has __3(normal, base, thisDocument___ number of templates
    associated with it by default.
    The _________ interface is implemented in order to create a configurable extension allowing
    users to toggle its enabled state.

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