The assumption that hardware errors and bugs in the software bring the system to a halt, but do not corrupt the nonvolatile storage contents, is known as the(a) Stop assumption(b) Fail assumption(c) Halt assumption(d) Fail-stop assumptionThis question was addressed to me in class test.Origin of the question is Failure Classification in portion Recovery System of Database Management

The assumption that hardware errors and bugs in the software bring the

1.	The assumption that hardware errors and bugs in the software bring the system to a halt, but do not corrupt the nonvolatile storage contents, is known as the(a) Stop assumption(b) Fail assumption(c) Halt assumption(d) Fail-stop assumptionThis question was addressed to me in class test.Origin of the question is Failure Classification in portion Recovery System of Database Management
Answer» Right OPTION is (d) Fail-stop assumption The best I can explain: Well-designed systems have numerous INTERNAL checks, at the hardware and the software level, that bring the system to a HALT when there is an error. HENCE, the fail-stop assumption is a reasonable one.

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