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IBM Exam S1000-007 Topic 9 Question 51 Discussion

Actual exam question for IBM's S1000-007 exam

Question #: 51
Topic #: 9

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Which statement is true regarding the snap command?

AIt collects performance related data.

BBy default, it will check there is enough space where the data is to be stored.

CC. All options are enabled by default.

DThe data must be stored in /tmp.

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Lili

27 days ago

I'm just picturing a snap command that collects performance data, checks for space, enables all options, and stores it all in /tmp. Sounds like a real snap, alright!

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Stephania

28 days ago

Storing data in /tmp? What is this, a game of hide-and-seek? I thought snap was supposed to be more organized than that.

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Charlene

7 days ago

That's correct, it does collect performance data.

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Norah

8 days ago

I think the snap command collects performance related data.

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Gladys

9 days ago

Yeah, I prefer when things are more organized too.

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Willard

15 days ago

I agree, storing data in /tmp does seem a bit messy.

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Chaya

1 months ago

All options enabled by default? That's like a kid in a candy store with no limits! Sounds like a recipe for disaster if you ask me.

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Leonardo

16 days ago

Yeah, it's important to be cautious with commands like that.

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Hui

18 days ago

I agree, having all options enabled by default can definitely lead to trouble.

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Lavonda

1 months ago

Option B sounds about right. Snap is all about making sure your data has a cozy home to live in.

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Irene

3 days ago

D) The data must be stored in /tmp.

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Rolande

5 days ago

C) All options are enabled by default.

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Truman

25 days ago

A) It collects performance related data.

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Maurine

28 days ago

B) By default, it will check there is enough space where the data is to be stored.

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Magda

1 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think option B) By default, it will check there is enough space where the data is to be stored, could also be correct.

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Noe

2 months ago

I agree with Lai, because the snap command is used for collecting performance data.

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Lai

2 months ago

I think the correct answer is A) It collects performance related data.

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Lera

2 months ago

The snap command collects performance data? That's news to me! I thought it was just for installing and managing applications.

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Valentine

20 days ago

D) The data must be stored in /tmp.

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Virgie

21 days ago

C) All options are enabled by default.

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Gracia

28 days ago

B) By default, it will check there is enough space where the data is to be stored.

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Walker

1 months ago

A) It collects performance related data.

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