IBM C4040-129 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

IBM C4040-129 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 71:

  An administrator has a save file with user created program objects that were created on another system. One of the programs cannot be restored.

  What is the most likely cause of the problem?

  A. The restore command used specified Force Object Conversion parameter as *NO.
  B. The program was being restored to a library that is missing a referenced file.
  C. The program was compiled using TGTRLS(*CURRENT) on a system at a later release.
  D. The program was compiled using TGTRLS specifying a release prior to the release installed on the system.
  C. The program was compiled using TGTRLS(*CURRENT) on a system at a later release.

• Question 72:

  An administrator needs to write a tool in CL to reorganize all database file members with more than 10% deleted records or more than 5GB of deleted record space. The tool will need to generate and read a list of all:

  -Libraries in the system

  -Files in each library

  -

  Members in each file

  What is the minimum number of programs that need to be created for this tool?

  A. 1
  B. 2
  C. 3
  D. 4
  A. 1

• Question 73:

  An administrator has migrated a full IBM i 7.1 system from a POWER5 server to a new POWER7 server and has completed testing the migrated system. IFS directories /DIR1 and /DIR2 must now be refreshed with current production data prior to going live on the new sewer.

  Which option will refresh the directories, and remove objects related to the migration testing?

  A. Save the directories from the production server with SAV OBJ((/DIRIP *INCLUDE) (*/DIR2rtIN0LuDE)) PVTAUT *YES)Restore the directories with RST OBJ((/DIRIP *INCLUDE *SAME) (*/DIR2P INCLUDE *SAME))PVTAUT(*YES)
  B. SAVSECDTA Save the directories from the production sewer with SAV OBJ(QJDIRIP INCLUDE) (*/ DIR2 *INCLUDE))Restore the directories with RST OBJ((/DIRIP INCLUDE *REPLACE) (*/DIR2 * INCLUDE *REPLACE))RSTUSRPRF *AllRSTAUT*All
  C. Use RMVLNK */DIRIP and RMVLNK */DIR2 /*SAVSECDTA Save the directories from the production sewer with SAV OBJ((YDIR1P INCLUDE) (YDIR2 * INCLUDE))Restore the directories with RST OBJ((/ DIRIP INCLUDE *SAME) (*/ DIR2P INCLUDE *SAME))RSTUSRPRF *AllRSTAUT*All
  D. WRKLNK `/' then select option 2 and use option 9 to remove the directories.Save the directories from the production server with SAV QBJ((7DIRIP INCLUDE) (*/DIR2P INCLUDE)) PVTAUT *YES)Restore the directories with RST OBJ((/ DIRIP INCLUDE *SAME) (*/DIR2P INCLUDE *SAME)) PVTAUT(*YES)
  D. WRKLNK `/' then select option 2 and use option 9 to remove the directories.Save the directories from the production server with SAV QBJ((7DIRIP INCLUDE) (*/DIR2P INCLUDE)) PVTAUT *YES)Restore the directories with RST OBJ((/ DIRIP INCLUDE *SAME) (*/DIR2P INCLUDE *SAME)) PVTAUT(*YES)

• Question 74:

  What is the minimum special authority needed to run the PWRDWNSYS command?

  A. *JOBCTL
  B. *ALLOBJ
  C. *SERVICE
  D. *IOSYSCFG
  A. *JOBCTL

• Question 75:

  What is saved with the SAVSECDTA command?

  A. User ProfilesGroup profilesObject owners
  B. User ProfilesAuthority ListsPrivate Authorities
  C. Authority ListsPrimary group profileObject owner assignments
  D. Private AuthoritiesGroup ProfilesPrimary group profile assignments
  B. User ProfilesAuthority ListsPrivate Authorities

• Question 76:

  The library LIBX contains a large number of files and the administrator needs to backup a physical file named WES and its associated logical files (named WFSOI through WES99). Using the SAVOBJ command, what is the most efficient procedure to backup the physical and logical files and ensure the quickest restore process?

  A. Use the command SAVOBJ OBJ(WES) ACCPTH(*YES) to back up all the files at the same time.\
  B. Back up file LIBXM/FS.Run the SAVOBJ command again to backup the logical files and access paths.
  C. Special generic name on the Objects parameter (WES*) to back up the all the files at the same time.
  D. Back up files LIBX(WES* TYPE(*LF) and access paths.Run the SAVOBJ command again to backup the physical file LIBX/WFS.
  C. Special generic name on the Objects parameter (WES*) to back up the all the files at the same time.

• Question 77:

  An administrator has been asked to create user profiles for4 operators.

  In addition to adding each operator's user profile to the GRPOPR group, which sequence of actions will enable the operators to perform their functions, while maintaining the best possible system security?

  A. Create a user profile (GRPOPR) with a user class of *SYSOPR Create a profile for each operator with no special authority
  B. Create a user profile (GRPOPR) with no special authority Create a profile for each operator with *SAVSYS special authority
  C. Create a user profile (GRPOPR) with *IOSYSCFG special authority Create a profile for each operator with no special authority'
  D. Create a user profile (GRPOPR) with *SECADM special authority' and a user class of *SYSOPR Create a profile for each operator with no special authority'
  A. Create a user profile (GRPOPR) with a user class of *SYSOPR Create a profile for each operator with no special authority

• Question 78:

  An administrator needs to install third party software into an iASP environment. The installation is failing when the program provided by the software company attempts to create and restore library objects. What is the most efficient way for the administrator to install the software while maintaining the command integrity of the system?

  A. Copy the software libraries into the system ASPThen create duplicate objects into the iASPRemove the new commands when the installation completes
  B. Create a copy of the CRTLIB and RSTLIB commands, which include the iASP name, into a library that is placed first in the system portion of the library listRemove the new commands when the installation completes
  C. Create a copy of the CRTLIB and RSTLIB commands, which include the ASP name, into a different library Then add that library to the user portion of the library listRemove the new commands when the installation completes
  D. Create a copy of the CRTLIB and RSTLIB commands, which include the ASP name, in a different library Then add that library to the install portion of the library listRemove the new commands when the installation completes
  B. Create a copy of the CRTLIB and RSTLIB commands, which include the iASP name, into a library that is placed first in the system portion of the library listRemove the new commands when the installation completes

• Question 79:

  How could an administrator save changed objects in directories for a specified date and time range?

  A. Use the QSavDir API and specify the date and time range as variables.
  B. Use the SAV command and specify the date and time range for the CHGPERIOD parameter.
  C. Use the SAVCHG command and specify the date and time range for the PERIOD parameter.
  D. Use the SAVCHGOBJ command and specify the date and time range for the REEDATE and REETIME parameters.
  B. Use the SAV command and specify the date and time range for the CHGPERIOD parameter.

• Question 80:

  Given the output below from the EDTOBJTAUT (Edit Object Authority) command, what does it mean when the *PUBLIC authority for that object is set to *AUTL?

  

  A. Only the users on the AGILE list can access the object.
  B. The 'PUBLIC object authority is obtained from the AGILE 'PUBLIC authority.
  C. The "PUBLIC object authority is the same as the AGILE owner's "PUBLIC authority.
  D. A user with authorization list management permissions has object management permissions
  B. The 'PUBLIC object authority is obtained from the AGILE 'PUBLIC authority.