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Which two statements describe projects and/or tasks?
The correct answer is C. Every user belongs to one or more projects. D. Every task associates a project with a process. C is correct because in Oracle Solaris resource management, every user must belong to at least one project - the system enforces this, with a "default" project serving as the fallback. D is correct because a task is the runtime link between a project and a process: when a…
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Which two statements describe projects and/or tasks?
Options
- AA task is a resource container for one process.
- BProject resource controls are evaluated before task resource controls.
- CEvery user belongs to one or more projects.
- DEvery task associates a project with a process.
- EA project is optional and not every user must belong to a project.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- C93% (25)
- E4% (1)
Explanation
C is correct because in Oracle Solaris resource management, every user must belong to at least one project - the system enforces this, with a "default" project serving as the fallback. D is correct because a task is the runtime link between a project and a process: when a process is created, it's assigned to a task, which in turn belongs to a project, forming the chain project → task → process.
A is wrong because a task can contain multiple processes, not just one - it's a group/container for related processes under a project. B is wrong because the evaluation order is reversed: task resource controls are evaluated before project resource controls (most specific to least specific: process → task → project). E is wrong because project membership is mandatory, not optional - every user must belong to at least one project.
Memory tip: Think of the hierarchy as a org chart - the Project is the department, the Task is the team within it, and Processes are the individual workers. Every employee (user) must belong to a department (project), and every team (task) ties a worker back to their department.
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