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The answer would be: firewall.
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The cisco products that are equipped with the integrated connector to the cisco cws service include Cisco ESA and Cisco WSA.
<h3>What is an integrated connector?</h3>
It should be noted that an integrated connector are the components that are offered to connect with applications and data sources.
In this case, the cisco products that are equipped with the integrated connector to the cisco cws service include Cisco ESA and Cisco WSA.
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***Correction: <em>Options of the question have mistakes in them. The correct options are given in the comment section under the question above</em>***
Answer:
The correct answer is Option (1) three_com
Explanation:
There are a few rules you need to keep in mind while naming any variable, which are as follows:
- The first letter of any variable name should be either a letter of an alphabet or an underscore. For example, helloWorld or _helloWorld.
- No special characters (except underscore obviously) or spaces in between the name are allowed. For example, <em>hello&world</em> or <em>hello world</em> are not valid names.
- The first letter of the variable name should not be a number.
Now look at all the options given:
Option-1 (three_com): The name starts with the letter <em>t</em> of an alphabet and there are no spaces or special characters in it except an <em>underscore</em> (which is acceptable). Therefore, this option is correct.
Option-2 (3com): The name starts with a number. Not allowed.
Option-3 (3_com): The name starts with a number. Not allowed.
Option-4 (ampersand&): The name has a special character <em>&</em> in it, which is not allowed as per the aforementioned rules.
Hence, the correct answer is option (1) <em>three_com</em>.
Answer:
While CLOB/NCLOB types may seem attractive, they are not nearly as efficent as [N]VARCHAR for most of the functions you would usually want to run on them, and anyone who can't comment in 2000 or 4000 characters isn't likey to generate a comment you'd want to use anyway.
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