HP NonStop Systems and Technologies - HP0-A22무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Application servers updating audited files must run as process pairs.

B. Nonstop TMF must be running for audited files to be updated.

C. Alternate key files may be audited.

D. Any structured disk file may be audited.

A. $EMS

B. $PM

C. $0

D. $OSP

A. A Nonstop system must be used as the server if the client is a also a Nonstop system.

B. The difference is that the client can now reside on a workstation instead of a Nonstop system.

C. A TP monitor is the only portion of the client/server model in use today.

D. Applications written for client/server will not work on the S-series system unless ported to Tuxedo.

A. SEEVIEW

B. PEEK

C. ViewSys

D. Viewpoint

A. Super group users

B. Guest users

C. System administrators

D. Root user

A. low-level link

B. notification director

C. system start

D. service application

E. EMS event viewer

A. reversing all database changes for a given transaction after the transaction has been completed

B. using audit trail information to reverse all database changes associated with a given active transaction

C. setting the data fields on a user's application screen to initial values in response to a transaction cancellation request

D. reversing the data changes in the local data file and setting the data fields on a user's application screen to initial values in response to a transaction cancellation request

A. make all data block sizes equal to index block sizes

B. distribute Pathway requesters and servers

C. set server priorities lower than requester priorities

D. recode all server programs

A. To execute independent programs simultaneously in only a single processor

B. To enable a single process to update multiple database files in a transaction

C. To enable multiple processes to update a single database file in a transaction

D. To execute independent programs simultaneously in more than one processor

A. More memory is available to each task.

B. Disk cache sizes are unlimited.

C. Each processor can work independently.

D. Processes can be spread across processors.

A. Only one swap file is used for each processor.

B. Each process is assigned its own operating system managed swap file.

C. Process swap files within KMSF usually occupy more disk space than conventional swap files.

D. There may be more than one swap file opened for each processor.

A. The SUPER.SUPER userid must supply a password to log on as another userid.

B. Any user may log on as another userid without supplying a password.

C. The SUPER.SUPER userid may log on as another userid without supplying a password.

D. Any SUPER group userid may log on as another userid without supplying a password.

A. SEEVIEW

B. PEEK

C. ViewSys

D. Viewpoint

A. Volume

B. Partition

C. Subvolume

D. Directory

E. Root