When QS1 = 0 and QS0 1, then which of the following Is Oa. No operation O b. first byte of opcode is fetched from instruction queue c. queue is emptied Subseguent byte is fetched from instruction queue

When QS1 = 0 and QS0 1, then which of the following Is Oa. No operation O b. first byte of opcode is fetched from instruction queue c. queue is emptied Subseguent byte is fetched from instruction queue

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Database System Concepts

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