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Computer Software Operations
1,772 Questions
This hub provides extensive practice on computer software operations and keyboard shortcuts. It covers document formatting, spreadsheet navigation, and common application commands. These questions are essential for candidates preparing for banking, railways, and staff selection computer proficiency tests.
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Computer Software Operations Questions
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CAD
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Trouble
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Reset
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Restart
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Ctrl+Alt+Del is commonly called CAD, an acronym formed from the first letters: C for Control, A for Alt, D for Delete. This three-key combination has been Windows' security attention sequence since its inception. Option A is the standard abbreviation in IT documentation.
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a) No Delete
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b) No Import
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c) No Update
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d) No SELECT
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a) No Delete c) No Update
E
Correct answer
Explanation
Business Component properties like No Delete and No Update control data modification permissions at the BC level, applying to all applets using that component. No Delete prevents record deletion, while No Update prevents modifications - together they can make records read-only across the application.
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a) Validation
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b) Read Only
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c) Required
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d) Force case
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The Required property, when set to TRUE, enforces field-level mandatory validation - users cannot leave the field blank and must enter a value before saving. Validation has broader logic checks, Read Only prevents any changes, and Force Case controls letter casing.
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Smart Schema
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Configuration Import
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Design Studio
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Recon Admin
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None of the above
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Both 1 & 2
F
Correct answer
Explanation
Smart Schema and Configuration Import are both utilities in TLM (Treasury/Liquidity Management). Smart Schema handles data model management while Configuration Import allows loading predefined configurations.
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Initial cursor positioning
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Direct cursor positioning
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Symbolic cursor positioning
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Physical cursor positioning
D
Correct answer
Explanation
In CICS BMS, cursor positioning techniques include Initial (default position), Direct (absolute row/column), and Symbolic (using field name in symbolic map). There is no 'Physical cursor positioning' technique - cursor positioning is always done logically through symbolic references or absolute coordinates, not through physical map constructs.
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EIBCALEN
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EIBAID
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EIBCURS
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EIBCPOSN
D
Correct answer
Explanation
EIBCPOSN in the CICS Execution Interface Block (EIB) specifically stores the screen cursor position. EIBCALEN contains the length of the communication area (COMMAREA), EIBAID holds the attention identifier (which key or function key the user pressed), and EIBCURS is not a standard CICS EIB field.
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a – Append.
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i – insert.
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o – open mode.
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R – replace.
A
Correct answer
Explanation
In vi editor's input mode, 'a' appends text after the current character, placing the insertion point after the cursor position. 'i' inserts before the current character, 'o' opens a new line below, and 'R' enters replace mode (overwrites text).
C
Correct answer
Explanation
In vi editor, the '$' command moves the cursor to the end of the current line. 'b' moves back one word, 'h' moves left one character, and 'W' moves forward one word (ignoring punctuation). '$' is the standard end-of-line navigation command.
D
Correct answer
Explanation
In vi editor, 'p' (put) pastes the contents of the buffer (yanked or deleted text) after the current cursor position (on the next line if line-wise). 'u' is undo, 'yy' yanks (copies) the current line into the buffer, and 'x' deletes the current character.
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CTRL+O
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CTRL+V
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CTRL+N
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None
A
Correct answer
Explanation
CTRL+O is the universal keyboard shortcut for 'Open' across Windows applications, including database systems. CTRL+V is for paste, and CTRL+N creates new files/databases. This shortcut works consistently in Microsoft Access, FileMaker Pro, and most database management tools.
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The listed items are inconsistent event names and thus NOT valid form events. Standard form event naming conventions are camelCase like 'onClick', 'onDblClick', 'onKeyDown' - not mixed variations. The presence of both 'onDblClick' and 'double-click' makes this list invalid and inconsistent. Proper event naming requires consistent convention.
C
Correct answer
Explanation
In SAP BusinessObjects XI 3.1, when the Server Intelligence Agent (SIA) starts, the Central Management Server (CMS) establishes 14 connections with the system database (CMS database). These connections handle cluster communication, object storage, and various CMS operations.
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MySql
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SQL Server
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DB2
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Oracle
C
Correct answer
Explanation
When BOE XI 4.0 (Aurora) is installed on Linux, DB2 is the default CMS database option. MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle are supported but not the default on Linux. SQL Server is Windows-only, MySQL and Oracle require specific configuration. DB2 ships as the default choice for Linux deployments.
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QUEST TOAD FOR ORACLE 9
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None
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SCOOTER SOFTWARE BEYOND COMPARE 3
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EMBARCADERO DB ARTISAN 8
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Beyond Compare (developed by Scooter Software) is a widely used directory and file comparison utility designed to analyze differences between files or directories and generate detailed mismatch reports. The other options are database management and administration tools.
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SQL Developer
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SQLWays
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Both a and b
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Only a
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Both SQL Developer (Oracle's official tool) and SQLWays (third-party migration tool) can be used for Sybase to Oracle migration. SQL Developer provides free migration capabilities, while SQLWays offers commercial migration services with additional features.