![]() Related Questions Latest Answer : you have to install separate database for unix o.s. Then only u can use select statement.I hope this is correct ... Read Answers (1) | Asked by : raju Can any of you pls. answer these queries.1. Whaere is the password entry of a user sgtored.2. How will u find out your terminal file name.3. What is the maximum length of a filename in Unix.4. Which ls options makes directory and executables seperatly.5. What does three links to a directory indicate6. What is the block size in Unix. How can I remove the files which is specified with its extention name in single attempt in unix ?(ex: feb*.txt ) Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Rehaman SA Latest Answer : I think using pipe method can get the read only files orusing file attributes ... Read Answers (1) | Asked by : simran Latest Answer : Hi friends,If you are specific to Linux, then yes (in pure linux/unix or when samba is the domain controller and you map your home drive to your window machine)The convenctional method of using chmod 700 will help. This makes all your ... Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Sharif In Unix what is UMASK Value? Is it octal form or decimal form? And when we give permissions in chmod, as 644, is this 644 in octal or decimal. Does any conversion happen inside the kernel to do this? I am confused about this .... Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Somashekar Latest Answer : Any number of processes can be handled by single OS because various flavours in OS. And various requirements by the system. For example IBM systems OS( solaris OS2) can handle more than 500 processors at a time coz of its requirement, it also dependend ... Read Answers (3) | Asked by : jeni Latest Answer : UNIX : An Operating System developed in olden days in which kernel interacts directly with the hardware. kernal is consider to be heart of this
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