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Multiple choice technology mainframe
  1. The key is 10 bytes long and starts in the 21st byte of the record

  2. The key is 10 bytes long and starts in the 20th byte of the record.

  3. The key is 20 bytes long and starts in the 10th byte of the record.

  4. The key is 20 bytes long and starts in the 11th byte of the record

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D Correct answer
Multiple choice technology mainframe
  1. As a part of Listcat, used to calculate the recommended number of Index or Data buffers for a given operation, i.e., sequential, random, etc

  2. To tell VSAM the parameters for Batch Update Function - Indexed (KSDS) or Batch Update Function - Data (ESDS) processing

  3. To tell VSAM to use the default number of index and data component buffers

  4. To allocate the number of index and data component buffers used

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D Correct answer
Multiple choice technology mainframe
  1. VSAM will return an error message to the program, because the file is out of space

  2. It will be placed in a new CI by itself. This is a CI split.

  3. Record 300 will be placed in the place where 400 was & Record 400 will be moved to a new CI

  4. Either 2 or 3 depending on some contraints

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C Correct answer
Multiple choice technology mainframe
  1. EXPORT stores data in a compressed format. REPRO stores data uncompressed.

  2. EXPORT and IMPORT are terms that are part of the REPRO command so there is actually no difference

  3. EXPORT files contain the data and index portion of the data set. REPRO files contain only the data portion

  4. EXPORT files contain all of the data set components, including attributes. REPRO files contain only the data

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C Correct answer
Multiple choice technology testing
  1. Plan > Create script >Define Scenario > Run Scenario >Analyse Result

  2. Plan > Run Scenario>Create script >Define Scenario >Analyse Result

  3. Analyse Result > Create script >Run Scenario>Define Scenario >Plan

  4. Plan > Create script >Run Scenario >Define Scenario > Analyse Result

  5. None of the options

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A Correct answer