The Security Administrator is not available. You are in a hurry to grant a user the ability to start an application server, and you decide to make the change in the actual application server configuration file, rather than using the Security Administrator. Referring to the above information, how would you grant a user the ability to start an application server using the application server configuration file, PSAPPSRV.CFG? Choice 1 Add the OPERATOR ID to the PSAPPSRV.CFG file, and update the STARTAPPSVR column of the PSOPRDEFN table to a value of 1. Choice 2 Add the OPERATOR ID to the PSAPPSRV table, and update the STARTAPPSVR column of the PSOPRDEFN table to a value of 1. Choice 3 Add the OPERATOR ID to the PSOPRDEFN table, and update the STARTAPPSVR parameter in the PSAPPSRV.CFG file to a value of 1. Choice 4 Add the OPERATOR ID to the PSAPPSRV.CFG file, and update the STARTAPPSVR parameter in the PSAPPSRV.CFG file to a value of 1

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alok

May 15th, 2006

None of the option will work. One have to do the following SQL commands:

insert into PSCLASSDEFN values ('PSAPPSRV', '1', 'PL to start app server', 0,' ',1,0,'2002-09-20', 'PPLSOFT')

insert into PSROLEDEFN values ('Can Start App Server', '1','U','Role to start the app server', ' ','A',' ',' ',' ',' ',' ','N','N','N','N','Y','2002-09-20','PPLSOFT',' ')

insert into PSROLEUSER values ('APPSERVER', 'Can Start App Server', 'N')

insert into PSROLECLASS values ('Can Start App Server', 'PSAPPSRV')

insert into PSOPRDEFN values ('APPSERVER','1','user to start appserver', ' ', ' ',' ',' ','24toQSoRQsg4MynWZb8EC2J54F4=',1,'sa1','ENG',0,' ','2002-09-20',0,' ',' ',0,0,1,' ',' ','2002-09-20','QEDMO')