In Unix, every process has a real user id (ruid), an effective user id (euid), and a saved user id (suid). Processes with an euid of 0 have special root privileges. a. If a process with user id n forks to create another process, what user id does the new process have? (Hint: it's the same answer for euid, ruid, and suid.) b. If a process with euid n makes a setuid system call, what possible euids can the process run with after the call, in each of the following situations: a. Before: euid = n> 0, saved user id suid=m and real user id ruid = m. After:? b. Before: n=0 After:? c. In qmail, most modules run under separate user ids. Similarly, each Android application runs in a separate process using a separate user id. From a security standpoint, what is the advantage of assigning separate uids instead of using the same uid for all? Explain. d. Why should the separate uids be non-zero?

One digit in this identification number of apostal money order is smudged. Can you recover thesmudged digit, indicated by a Q?a) Q1223139784

The order of operands is significant in EXCEPT (MINUS) queries but is irrelevant in UNION queries?

You need to make use of an Oracle function in order to compute the number of days that have passed from your birthday up to the present moment.

Below are some rows of the PROVIDERS table for a factory: PCODE 10192 98411 0489035 NAME Hans, Inc. Tools and More Motors Inc. PHONE 231 - 3092 231-1029 993 - 1821 All providers from the factory zone of the city start with 231. You want to get the providers that are in the factory zone of the city. Which of the following is more appropriate? O a. O b. SELECT * FROM PROVIDERS WHERE PHONE LIKE '% 231' O C. O d. SELECT * FROM PROVIDERS WHERE PHONE LIKE $231%' SELECT * FROM PROVIDERS WHERE PHONE LIKE 231 SELECT * FROM PROVIDERS WHERE PHONE LIKE '%231%'

If the following use-by dates were on containers of food,which one should be used first when following FIFO (First in,First out)?

I need the answer as soon as possible

Under what circumstances is it appropriate to say that two select statements from the same table both satisfy the union's requirements?

MySQL Workbench Will the following select statements work? If the queries don’t work, explain why and then correct them.a-) SELECT NAME, EMPLOYEE_ID, SALARYFROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E, EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EPWHERE EMPLOYEE_ID = EMPLOYEE_ID AND NAME LIKE '%MITH';b-) SELECT E.NAME, E.EMPLOYEE_ID, EP.SALARYFROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E, EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EPWHERE NAME LIKE '%MITH';c-) SELECT E.NAME, E.EMPLOYEE_ID, EP.SALARYFROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E, EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EPWHERE E.EMPLOYEE_ID = EP.EMPLOYEE_ID AND E.NAME LIKE '%MITH';d-) SELECT ENAME, COUNT(*)FROM EMPWHERE ENAME = '&NAME'ORDER BY ENAME;e-) SELECT DEPT_ID, COUNT(*)FROM EMPGROUP BY DEPT_IDHAVING ENAME='ALIYE';f-) SELECT F_NAME, L_NAMEWHERE F_NAME LIKE '%A'FROM EMP, DEPT;g-) SELECT NAME, SALARYFROM DEPT, EMPWHERE DEPT.ID = EMP.ID AND SUM(SALARY);

Write a stored procedure named updateUnitsOnOrder(). The updateUnitsOnOrder ()procedure should update the UnitsOnOrder field of those products that are discontinued. It should set the UnitsOnOrder field to 99 for those discontinued products. Hint: There is no need to use cursor processing for this stored procedure.