Oracle
1Z0-460 · Question #35
As user bob, you have logged in to the system on a terminal and issued the following command to make the top command run in the background. [bob@host - ] top& You exit from the terminal and log back…
The correct answer is E. The background job is deleted from the job pool and does not get listed using jobs command. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
As user bob, you have logged in to the system on a terminal and issued the following command to make the top command run in the background. [bob@host - ] top& You exit from the terminal and log back as bob into the system at the same terminal. How is the background job affected?
Options
- AThe background job gets the foreground as soon as bob logs into the system.
- BThe background job is suspended temporarily from the job and resumes when user bob logs back
- CThe background job starts running in the background again as soon as bob logs into the system.
- DThe background job will not be affected.
- EThe background job is deleted from the job pool and does not get listed using jobs command.
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(16 responses)- A13% (2)
- C6% (1)
- D6% (1)
- E75% (12)
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