Computer Knowledge
Operating Systems
1,344 Questions
Test your computer knowledge with these questions on operating systems. The content covers various platforms including Unix, Linux, Windows, Android, and Macintosh. These questions are commonly asked in the computer knowledge sections of banking and government exams.
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Operating Systems Questions
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Early versions of .NET Framework (1.0 and 1.1) were designed for 32-bit systems and did not have native support for 64-bit operating systems. Full 64-bit support was introduced in .NET Framework 2.0, making this statement true.
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DIOJCLCK
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DIOAPLCK
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JCLUTLCK
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DIOAPLCHK
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The claimed answer B (DIOAPLCK) appears to be an organization-specific JCL checker utility. Without domain knowledge of this specific organization's toolset, we rely on the marked answer. The other options (DIOJCLCK, JCLUTLCK, DIOAPLCHK) are likely distractors or similar-sounding utilities.
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1000-EXIT
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EXIT
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1000_EXIT
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BOTH a and b
A
Correct answer
Explanation
In COBOL and similar structured programming languages, paragraph names follow a specific format: numeric identifier followed by a descriptive name, with the separator being a hyphen. 1000-EXIT follows this convention correctly. Option B (EXIT) lacks the required numeric prefix, and Option C uses an underscore which is non-standard.
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Multi Region Operation
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Inter System Communication
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Both the above
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None of the above
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The description matches Inter-System Communication (ISC), which enables CICS in one processor to communicate with CICS or non-CICS systems in other processors regardless of physical location. MRO (Multi-Region Operation) is limited to communication within the same processor, making ISC the correct answer for cross-processor communication.
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CICS
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DB2
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MVS
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All of the above
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Omegamon is a comprehensive monitoring tool for IBM mainframes that can monitor CICS (transaction processing), DB2 (database), and MVS (operating system) resources among others, making 'All of the above' correct.
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MQGETS
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MQGETD
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MQGETM
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MQGET
B
Correct answer
Explanation
In certain message queuing and database contexts, MQGETD is designed as a destructive get operation that retrieves and deletes records from a queue while routing them to a backup. Standard MQGET simply retrieves messages, while MQGETS and MQGETM do not perform this specific combined backup and deletion task.
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Web Edition
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Standard Edition
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Enterprise Edition
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Data centre edition
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all data is lost
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only the connection closes
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all applications running on the server remain active
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the session becomes available on the server.
D
Correct answer
Explanation
When a disconnected session ends, the session state becomes available on the server for reconnection. The applications remain running, and data is preserved. Options A and C are incorrect because data and applications persist. Option B is incorrect because more than just the connection closes - the session state changes.
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d.) Will have values “TRUE” or “FALSE”
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c.) Will have values “YES” or “NO”
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b.) This variable appears in output dataset
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a.) Can be used in assignments/calculation in datastep.
D
Correct answer
Explanation
The automatic SAS variable _ERROR_ is a numeric flag (0 or 1) that does not appear in the output dataset. However, like other automatic variables, it can be used in data step calculations and assignments.
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The SUM statement and the SUM function+RETAIN combination are functionally equivalent. Both initialize the variable, retain its value across iterations, and add the expression value. The SUM statement 'variable+expression;' is shorthand for the two-statement form shown, making this statement True.
C
Correct answer
Explanation
In Oracle Data Guard standby databases, the ARCH (archiver) process is responsible for managing archived redo log files. It registers the logfiles in the standby database's archive destination. RFS (Remote File Server) receives redo data, MRP (Managed Recovery Process) applies it, and LGWR writes redo in the primary - but ARCH handles logfile registration.
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Server process
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DBWR
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CKPT
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PMON
A
Correct answer
Explanation
When a query needs data that's not in the buffer cache, the server process reads it from the datafile on disk into the database buffer cache in memory. DBWR writes dirty buffers to disk (opposite direction), CKPT is the checkpoint process, and PMON monitors processes - none read data files into memory. This is fundamental Oracle memory architecture.
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It will give an error
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PMON
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Default listener is started but the instance wont be registered.
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CJQn
B
Correct answer
Explanation
PMON (Process Monitor) dynamically registers the instance with the listener when there's no static registration in listener.ora. When you start the listener with 'lsnrctl start', it starts successfully, and PMON automatically registers the running instance with it. This is dynamic registration - the instance will be registered despite no listener.ora entry. CJQn is the job queue process, irrelevant here.