QUESTION 15include changing programs, procedures, or documentation to ensure correct system performance; adapting the system to changing requirements; and making thesystem operate more efficiently.Oa. Maintenance activitiesb. Team building activitiesc. Testing activitiesd. Elicitation activitiesQUESTION 16To measure system performance, companies usesystems.a. metric analysisb. threat analysisc. allocation testingd. benchmark testingQUESTION 17A help desk can boost its productivity by usinga. high-level synthesisb. remote control softwarec. word editing softwared. wireless fidelitywhich uses a set of standard tests on one system to compare its performance and capacity to that of otherwhich allows IT staff to take over a user's workstation and provide support and troubleshooting.

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QUESTION 15 include changing programs, procedures, or documentation to ensure correct system performance; adapting the system to changing requirements; and making th system operate more efficiently. a. Maintenance activities O b. Team building activities Oc. Testing activities O d. Elicitation activities QUESTION 16 To measure system performance, companies use systems. O a. metric analysis O b. threat analysis O c. allocation testing O d. benchmark testing which uses set of standard tests on one system to compare its performance and capacity to that of other

QUESTION 15 include changing programs, procedures, or documentation to ensure correct system performance; adapting the system to changing requirements; and making th system operate more efficiently. a. Maintenance activities O b. Team building activities Oc. Testing activities O d. Elicitation activities QUESTION 16 To measure system performance, companies use systems. O a. metric analysis O b. threat analysis O c. allocation testing O d. benchmark testing which uses set of standard tests on one system to compare its performance and capacity to that of other

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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