File Transmission Protocol

File Transfer Protocol

Transmission control Protocol

Data Transmission protocol

LRECL

RECFM

None of the attributes can be changed

All the attributes can be changed

GET

PUT

EXIT

BYE

OPEN

RMDIR

OUT

GET

TERMINATE

DELETE

CLOSE

None of the above

4

8

6

2

PLAN Name in which the DB2 program has to be bound

Collection name in to which the program has to be bound

Database Name

Dataset in which the DB2 program resides

Authentication failure

SELECT statement has resulted in retrieval of more than one row

Generated when the consistency tokens in the DBRM and the load module are different

Resource Unavailable

TSO

CICS

IMS

ENDEVOUR

Avoid having to bind a large number of DBRM members into a plan

Minimize fallback complexities if changes result in an error

Avoid cost of a large bind

Time consumption is reduced

CBLTDLI

PLITDLI

Only a

A or b

KSDS

ESDS

RSDS

RRDS

Caused by invalid Data in a Numeric field

Protection Exception

Timeout

Data protection Exception

Assigns value of < to var variable

Assigns value of $< to var variable

Gets input from stdin and assigns that to var variable

Assigns previously returned value to var variable

-rwx--x---

-rw--wx-wx

-----w-rwx

-rw-r-----

$* returns the number of arguments passed whereas [email protected] represents the arguments list.

All arguments are double quoted using $* whereas all arguments are individually double quoted when using [email protected]

$* is used in for loop whereas [email protected] is used in while loop.

$* and [email protected] are same

Process ID of current process

Process ID of last background process

Process ID of first background process

Process ID of foreground process

33

22

32

none

bash is used to intrepret the script and it does not invoke .bashrc before executing the script

bash is used to intrepret the script and it does invoke .bashrc before executing the script

bash as well as sh are used to intrepret the script

none

(a) AWO

(b) FASTSRT

(c) RENT

(d) All of the above