The tail utility displays the end of a file. The -15 tells tail to display the last fifteen lines of each specified file
The SYS user owns the data dictionary. The SYS and SYSTEM users are created when the database is created.
zcat
The zcat utility allows you to examine the contents of a compressed file much the same way that cat displays a file.
which
The which command searches your path until it finds a command that matches the command you are looking for and displays its full path.
whatis
The whatis command displays a summary line from the man page for the specified command.
Use the -F option
In order to create a link to a directory you must use the -F option.
type
The first character of the permission block designates the type of file that is being displayed.
top
The top utility shows a listing of all running processes that is dynamically updated.
to the screen or display
By default, your shell directs standard output to your screen or display.
tar xf MyBackup.tar memo.ben
This command uses the x switch to extract a file. Here the file memo.ben will be restored from the tarfile MyBackup.tar.
tar tf MyBackup.tar
The t switch tells tar to display the contents and the f modifier specifies which file to examine.
tar
You can use the z modifier with tar to compress your archive at the same time as creating it.
syslogd
The syslogd daemon is responsible for tracking system information and saving it to specified log files.
split
The split text filter will divide files into equally sized pieces. The default length of each piece is 1,000 lines.
set -o vi
The set command is used to assign environment variables. In this case, you are instructing your shell to assign vi as your command line editor. However, once you log off and log back in you will return to the previously defined command line editor.
root
Whenever you install Linux, only one user account is created. This is the superuser account also known as root.
repquota
The repquota command is used to get a report on the status of the quotas you have set including the amount of allocated space and amount of used space.
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