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C9010-022 · Question #57

The /usr/sbin/clcnd command is not working as documented in an administrator's reference. How can the administrator determine if the command being run is at the same level as the command being…

The correct answer is B. Use lsipp-Vpd get the fileset name, then check the level of the file set with lsipp-1. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

The /usr/sbin/clcnd command is not working as documented in an administrator's reference. How can the administrator determine if the command being run is at the same level as the command being referenced in the documentation?

Options

  • AGet the fileset name from lsipp-f, then check the level of the file set with lsipp-1.
  • BUse lsipp-Vpd get the fileset name, then check the level of the file set with lsipp-1.
  • CUse lsipp-1 to determine the fileset name and check the level.
  • DUse ls -l to determine the last modified date of the command.

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  • A
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  • B
    77% (20)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
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