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Answer for Q10 #844

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#### Q10. If file.sql holds SQL statements to be executed, what will be in file.txt?

##### I cannot reproduce this question, but at first sight I don't see correct answer, because no-one write to file.txt and content doesn't change

##### I suppose the correct script is _mysql < file.sql > file.txt_ then the correct answer is fourth option.

```bash
mysql < file.sql < file.txt
mysql < file.sql > file.txt
```

- [ ] a copy of the contents of file.sql
- [ ] an error indicating that this is invalid syntax
- [ ] the error output of the MySQL command
- [ ] the non-error output of the MySQL command
- [x] the non-error output of the MySQL command

#### Q11. How does the SUID or setuid affect executable commands?

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