Create common user Botho_25. The above projects must be created in this common user. In each of the pluggable databases create local users with appropriate rights and connect with them. Ensure that appropriate tablespaces are created. Q P - A S R - 0 0 1 | R e v 0 0 0 E f f D a t e : 1 7 - 0 5 - 2 0 2 1 Page 5 of 9 - You are to create local users with appropriate tablespaces to hold their objects for all containers. [ 20 marks] Task 3: Table Creation Implementation of the designs. Create each project in each local user specified in the above pluggable databases. - For Project 1 above, normalize the relations and then implement them. For each relation create five records. - For Project 2, create the logical database design and implement them in oracle database management system as required. Five records for each table [15 mark
Demonstrate the following services in Linux Operating system (15 Marks) i. Configuring Network Services ii. Accessing and Administrating the Remote Desktop iii. Securing Remote Services
Create an FCFS scheduling program in which the user enters the number of Process,
arrival and burst times at run time.
Calculate and display the average monthly rainfall for four months.
The user should enter the name of each month and the amount of rain(in Inches) that fell that month.
the main program will create an array of 10 product objects. Ask for the all values of the member data of each of the product object. After all the data entry of the 10 products, the program will display the product details in a table form.
Create the class Employee that has the following member data: employee id, employee name, gender, date of birth, address, contact number, date hired, employee type, position, and salary rate. Define all the accessors and mutators needed for the member data of this class. Test the class by creating an object in the main function and try changing or displaying the values of its member data through its accessors and mutators.
Given a sentence with numbers representing a word's location embedded within each word of given sentence, return the sentence according to the number in each word.
Example:
str = "is2 thi1s T4est 3a"
the word " is2 " contains 2 - so the word "is location is 2
the word "Thi1s" contains 1 - so the word "this" location is 1
the word "T4est" contains 4 - so the word "Test" location is 4
the word "3a" contain 3 - so the word "a" location is 3
this is a Test
Constraints:
only the integers 1-9 will be there
input format :
the first line contains a string input
Input:
is3 cri1stiano 4the rona2ldo 5best
expected output:
cristiano Ronaldo is the best
Given a sentence with numbers representing a word's location embedded within each word of given sentence, return the sentence according to the number in each word.
Example:
str = "is2 thi1s T4est 3a"
the word " is2 " contains 2 - so the word "is location is 2
the word "Thi1s" contains 1 - so the word "this" location is 1
the word "T4est" contains 4 - so the word "Test" location is 4
the word "3a" contain 3 - so the word "a" location is 3
this is a Test
Constraints:
only the integers 1-9 will be there
input format :
the first line contains a string input
Design a program using Java Apache NetBeans (Console application). With the following
enum class:
public enum Day {
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
}
Create a second class called enumDayMood with a void method call telDayMood ().
This method contain a switch case as follows:
switch (day) {
case MONDAY:
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog (frame, "Mondays are bad.");
break;
case FRIDAY:
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog (frame, "Fridays are better.");
break;
case SATURDAY: case SUNDAY:
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog (frame, "Weekends are best.");
break;
default:
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog (frame, “Midweek days are so-so.");
break;
}
Create a method that will ask the user to enter a day of a week and the program should tell the mood of the day. If the user enter a wrong value the program should exit with 0.
Name the most fundamental tasks in a business process, which leaves the system and data in quiescent