問題文
Another note is about the two companion files that sit in the product's own bin place, and asks which of the two run-time option variables belongs in which file. A further note is about the values that the site typed into the plain command scripts. Which pairing is correct?
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- The values held in INFA_JAVA_OPTS belong in infasetupconfig.sh, and the values held in INFA_JAVA_CMD_OPTS belong in infaserviceconfig.sh, as the pages set out. Values typed into the plain command scripts can be counted on to stay put through a later update of the nodes.
- The values held in INFA_JAVA_OPTS belong in infaserviceconfig.sh, and the values held in INFA_JAVA_CMD_OPTS belong in infasetupconfig.sh, as the pages set out. Values typed into the plain command scripts can be counted on to stay put through a later update of the nodes.
- The values held in INFA_JAVA_OPTS belong in infaserviceconfig.sh, and the values held in INFA_JAVA_CMD_OPTS belong in infasetupconfig.sh, as the pages set out. Values typed into the plain command scripts can be wiped by a later run, so they belong in the matching files.
- The values held in INFA_JAVA_OPTS belong in infasetupconfig.sh, and the values held in INFA_JAVA_CMD_OPTS belong in infaserviceconfig.sh, as the pages set out. Values typed into the plain command scripts can be wiped by a later run, so they belong in the matching files.