Given the following code sample:

DCL VAR(andUSER)TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(10)

DCL VAR(andEMAIL1)TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(30)

RTVUSRPRFRTNUSRPRF(andUSER)

SELECT

WHEN COND(andUSER*EQJOHN")THEN(CHGVAR+

VAR(andEMAIL1) VALUECJOHNtgCOMPANY.COM))

OTHERWISE CMD(DO)

SNDPGMMSG MSGID(CPF9898) MSGF(QCPFMSG) +

MSGDTA(YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO USE THE TOOL) MSGTYPE

(*INFO)

CHGUSRPRF USRPRF(andUSER)STATUS(*DISABLED)

GOTO CMDLBL(END)

ENDDO

ENDSELECT

STRSBS SBSD(BSTSBS)

END: ENDPGM

What will happen when user CARLA starts the program in interactive mode?

A. User gets the message YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO USE THE TOOLand disables the user profile.

B. User gets the message YOUARE NOTAUTHORIZED TOUSE THE TOOL.

C. User starts the BSTSBS subsystem.

D. User gets the message YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO USE THE TOOL, the user profile is disabled, and the BSTSBS subsystem is started.

Using the Run SQL Scripts dialog in IBM System i Navigator, the following error is produced; The SQL statement is valid and works from the green screen SQL dialog. Why does it fail in this case?

A. Naming convention was set to SQL instead of SYSTEM.

B. SELECT must be entered lower case as select for SQL statements to work from IBM System i Navigator.

C. The default relational database name is not set to "LOCAL with a default SQL naming rule.

D. The library QSYS2 was set to only allow LOCAL access so the file is not in the library list.

Several printers were moved from one IP subnet to another overnight. The printers are accessed by their Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). The FQDNs were changed to resolve to the new addresses the following morning, but the IBM i will still not print to the new printers. The printers can be pinged by their IP addresses.

What is the cause of this problem?

A. The DNS server was not restarted to present the new addresses.

B. The network route to the new subnet is missing.

C. IBM i has cached the resolved IP address before the change.

D. CHGDEVPRT was not run on each device to get the new address

A subsystem description is configured as shown in the following screens;

Users are assigned to each job queue to run their batch work. The users assigned to the ACCOUNTING

job queue are complaining that their batch jobs are occasionally not running. Other users do not

experience this issue.

Why are ACCOUNTING users experiencing this problem?

A. The jobs in the ACCOUNTING queue are run at the lowest execution pnonty based on the sequence number field Jobs from CORP and ENGR are consuming all the processing capability allowed for the subsystem.

B. The run priority of the job does not match the sequence number of the job queue entry.

C. The subsystem starts jobs up to the maximum allowed for each job queue starting with the lowest sequence number (SEQ NBR column)

D. The auxiliary storage pool group is not set to match the number of job queue entries in the subsystem.

When will Expert Cache be most effective with an unconstrained CPU?

A. When memory is not over-committed and page-faulting rate is high

B. When memory is over-committed and page-faulting rate is low

C. When memory is over-committed and page-faulting rate is high

D. When memory is not over-committed and page-faulting rate is low