A. to undo the changes made to the EMP table since the specified time
B. to restore the EMP table that was wrongly dropped from the database
C. to view the transactions that have modified the EMP table since the specified time
D. to view the changes made to the EMP table for one or more rows since the specified time

A. the V$LOG view
B. the V$DBFILE view
C. the V$LOGFILE view
D. the V$INSTANCE_RECOVERY view
E. Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control

A. ONLINE
B. REVERSE
C. PARALLEL
D. COMPRESS
E. NOLOGGING
F. COMPUTE STATISTICS

A. grant SYSDBA to the user
B. grant SYSOPER to the user
C. grant the RESOURCE role to the user
D. use the GRANT command to grant the ADMINISTER_RESOURCE_MANAGER privilege to the use
E. grant the ADMINISTER_RESOURCE_MANAGER privilege to the user by using the DBMS_RESOURCE_MANAGER_PRIVS package

A. Recycle bin exists for the tables only in non-SYSTEM， locally managed tablespaces.
B. You can flash back a dropped table provided row movement has been enabled on the table.
C. If you drop an index before dropping its associated table， then the recovery of the index is not supported when you flash back the dropped table.
D. When you execute the DROP TABLESPACE？ INCLUDING CONTENTS command， the objects in the tablespace are places in the recycle bin.
E. When a dropped table is moved to the recycle bin， only the table is renamed to a system-generated name； its associated objects and constraints are not renamed.
F. If you drop a table that is protected by the recycle bin， then associated bitmap-joined indexes and materialized view logs are also stored in the recycle bin.

A. flash back the database
B. import the temporary tablespace from the last export
C. restore all the data files and temporary files from the last full database backup and perform a recovery
D. not perform a recovery， but create a new temporary tablespace， make it the default temporary tablespace and then drop the old tablespace

A. BEGIN_TIME is the time at which Flashback logging is enabled.
B. END_TIME is the time at which the query is executed on the view.
C. REDO_DATA is the number of bytes of redo data written during the interval.
D. This view contains information about flashback data pertaining to the last 24 hours.
E. FLASHBACK_DATA is the amount of flashback data generated since the database was opened.

A. by using the STATUS command of the Listener control utility
B. by using the STATUS L1 command of the Listener control utility
C. by using the SHOW RULES command of the Listener control utility
D. by using the SET PASSWORD command of the Listener control utility
E. by searching for the PASSWORD_LISTENER entry in the listener.ora file

A. data file
B. password file
C. archivelog file
D. temporary file
E. online redo log file
F. the current control file
G. the tnsnames.ora file
H. current server parameter file

A. perform point-in-time recovery
B. perform a Flashback Table operation to restore the table to the state it was in two days ago
C. perform a Flashback Database operation to restore the database to the state it was in two days ago
D. perform Flashback Versions Query and Flashback Transaction Query to determine all the necessary undo SQL statements， and then use them for recovery