Micro Focus Exam 050-733 Topic 1 Question 100 Discussion

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Question #: 100
Topic #: 1

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What is described as follows:

If content of a block changes, the changed block is put beside the non-changed block.

ARollback

BJournaling

CSubvolume

DCopy on write

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Suggested Answer: D

by Leanna at Sep 17, 2024, 03:14 PM

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Royal

8 months ago

This question is making me hungry for some copy-cat cookies. Mmm, delicious!

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Ligia

8 months ago

A) Rollback? Nah, that's for when your code is a hot mess, not file systems!

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Ricarda

7 months ago

D) Copy on write

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Aja

7 months ago

C) Subvolume

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Kanisha

8 months ago

B) Journaling

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Gilma

8 months ago

D) Copy on write, the classic file system technique. Saves space and preserves history, what's not to love?

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Frederic

7 months ago

It's definitely a useful feature to have in a file system.

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Rickie

7 months ago

I agree, Copy on write is a classic technique that has many benefits.

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Lai

8 months ago

I think it's D) Copy on write, it saves space and preserves history.

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Oren

8 months ago

B) Journaling, gotta keep that data safe and sound!

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Ty

7 months ago

A) Rollback can also be used to revert changes in case of errors.

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Rosita

7 months ago

D) Copy on write is another method to ensure data integrity.

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Lisbeth

7 months ago

B) Journaling, gotta keep that data safe and sound!

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Corinne

8 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think it might be B) Journaling, as it keeps a record of changes made to the block.

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Lorean

9 months ago

I agree with Edna, because in Copy on write, only the changed block is copied.

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Francoise

9 months ago

D) Copy on write, that's what I learned in my file system class! Keeps the original intact, smart move.

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Leoma

8 months ago

It's interesting how copy on write allows for efficient storage and data protection.

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Cherry

8 months ago

I learned about copy on write in my class too, it's a useful technique.

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Gretchen

8 months ago

It's definitely a smart move to only write the changes to a new block.

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Hyman

8 months ago

I agree, copy on write is a great way to keep the original data safe.

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Edna

9 months ago

I think the answer is D) Copy on write.

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