Chapter 10, Problem 2AYK

The following command will reveal which files: cat *file*

Create a backup of your control file using the following methods:a) An editable text file; this backup is called a backup to traceb) Backup to any location on your storage.[Example is given below]SQL> alter database backup controlfile to'/ora_backup/12c/ctlfile20161711.bkp';[Just an example]c) Connect to RMAN and take the backup of your control file.

You should make a list of the most common file attributes and actions, as well as a short description for each one.

Thanks for the expert answer. However, can you tell me how to do the 2nd bullet in step 2 (Then go to UI create file format and create on the Load table)?

unix Using one or more of the wild card charaters *, ? and range (also called set) like [abx] and [1-3] in the file pathname, issue appropriate command(s) to do the following.  Note: You must show the use of the above three wild card characters individually in one or more commands for part (6) to 11) below.   list all files that begin with section using wildcard character List only the files section1, section2, and section3 using wildcard character List the intro files only using a wild card character List the files section1, section3, ref1 and ref3 using set/range Change the permission to all files that begin with section to rwxrw-rw-. Display the file attributes to show that file permissions changed Change working directory to the parent directory using relative path Display pathname of working directory Issue command to delete the directory you created for Q2 without using –r option Using echo command answer whether you are able to delete a non-empty directory Change working…

The sed and awk commands are filter commands commonly used to format datawithin a pipe. True or False?

Read the description at the end of Part I that shows the relationship between directory content, inode table and file content before doing this question.   Change your working directory to your login directory Create the file called share using cat command under your login directory. Enter one or two lines of text in it. Display the content of the share file Display the number of hard links to the share file ONLY using the long option Using echo command, answer how many hard links (hard link count) the share file has. Display the inode number for the share file using appropriate option. Create the subdirectory, linkdir under your login directory Change working directory to Stay in this directory until the rest of this question. Create a hard link called share2 to the share Remember that the share file is the parent directory and NOT in the current working directory. Hence, you need to specify correct relative or absolute pathname for share file in your hard link command. Display the…

You were given four files and you deleted the file with extension. Explain whyyour data is no longer having the appropriate coordinates.

Questions 1 to 10 are based on the following problem: Use pulse.sav, an SPSS dataset that is located in our class in Webcourses. Remember that if you do not have SPSS software installed on your computer, you will not be able to open the file just by clicking on it. You will need to open it via UCF Apps. If you do not remember how to open an existing SPSS file located in Webcourses through UCF Apps, please read Opening an Existing SPSS File Located in Webcourses via UCF Apps.pptx In addition, if you have not done that already, please read the SPSS lecture: Repeated-Measures ANOVA in SPSS Final .pptx Download Repeated-Measures ANOVA in SPSS Final .pptx The pulse of each of the participants in this study was measured under 3 different conditions: during warm up (pulse at warmup: Stage 1) when they were jogging (pulse jogging: Stage 2) and when they were running (pulse running: Stage 3) Perform a repeated-measures ANOVA in SPSS, to determine if there are significant mean differences in…