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The basic difference between QTP 8 and 9 versions is Object Repository Configuration and Management. In QTP 8 version... 1) The Object Repository Modes are PerAction and Shared. 2) The QTP script can get connected to one repository at one time. If per action, every action of the QTP Test Script is connected to one Repository and If shared then all the actions will be connected to one Shared Repository. 3) For shared Repository QTP Script, upon recording the user activities on AUT, the objects will be added to the Repository connected. In QTP 9 version... 1) The Object Repository Modes are Local and Shared. 2) The QTP script can get connected to more than one repository at one time. An Action can be assosiated to more than one repository simultaneously. The Repositories it connects should be Shared(external in Read only mode) other than it's own Repository (Local). 3) Upon recording the user activities on AUT, the objects will be added to the Local Repository but not the Shared as it will be read only mode. There are other minor differences that you can find in the QTP 9 version help. By the way the QTP version 9 approach has created more problems than solutions for those whose framework insists Shared Repository mode.
When looking to find further information in order to learn about sorting an IT asses inventory then it might be possible to view the Oracle assets user guide that is available from the Docs Oracle website.
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Yes. Trojans are possible for every type of operating system that allows the end user to install programs. In practice, however, trojans are almost non-existent in Linux, because most distros provide a repository of safe and inspected binaries compiled from source by developers of the distro. If someone tried to sneak something in, it would be very easy to point the finger at who was responsible, since the developers of each program are known. Another benefit of the repository is that users will likely not install programs from another, potentially unsafe, location.
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Not possible.
Yes, that is possible.
i think maximum 40 user u can creat.
you're an odessey user
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