A. The location used for control files.
B. The location used for redo log files.
C. The location set by using $ORACLE_BASE
D. The location set by using $ORACLE_HOME
E. The location set by using CORE_DUMP_DEST
F. The location set by using BACKGROUND_DUMP_DEST
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A. It would result in an error because the template cannot be used along with the disk group.
B. It would result in an error because the path cannot be specified while creating a tablespace in a disk group.
C. It would create a tablespace with a data file that has an alias， and its attributes are set by the user-defined template.
D. It would create a tablespace with a data file that does not have an alias， and its attributes are set by the user-defined template.
A. The database re-created the missing redo log files automatically.
B. The database continues to function normally with the existing files.
C. The database allows only queries， no other statements are allowed.
D. The database returns and error and the database instance shuts down.
E. The user sessions that generate redo logs are terminated automatically.
A. Export and import the mapping table.
B. Drop and re-create the mapping table.
C. Truncate the mapping table and reinsert the values.
D. Use the ALTER TABLE .. REBUILD command to defragment the mapping table.
A. You find that one of the redo log members in each redo log group is lost.
B. You find that a data file that belongs to the USERS tablespace is damaged.
C. You find that a data file that belongs to the SYSTEM tablespace is damaged.
D. You find that the current redo log group is damaged and is not available for recovery.
E. You realized while performing a recovery that an archived redo log file needed for recovery is lost.
A. The subplan must belong to the consumer group， SYS_GROUP.
B. The total CPU usage at any given level must be less than 100%.
C. The subplans can be used to restrict the degree of parallelism for a user.
D. You can use a resource plan instead of a consumer group to implement a priority ranking within the plan.
A. This operation resets the SCN for the database.
B. This operation creates a new incarnation of the database.
C. This operation moves all the redo log files to a different location.
D. This operation deletes the old redo log files and creates new redo log files.
E. This operation updates all current datafiles and online redo logs and all subsequent archived redo logs with a new RESETLOGS SCN and time stamp.
A. RMAN image copies.
B. RMAN database backups.
C. RMAN tablespace backups.
D. User-managed backups placed in the flash recovery area.
E. User-managed backups that have been cataloged with RMAN.
F. User-managed data file backups for which the pull path name is specified.
A. DATE
B. TIMESTAMP
C. INTERVAL YEAR TO MONTH
D. INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND
E. TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE
A. GRANT dba TO dbmgr；
B. GRANT connect TO dbmgr；
C. GRANT resource TO dbmgr；
D. GRANT hs_admin_role TO dmbgr；
E. GRANT manage scheduler TO dbmgr；
A. BMR lowers the mean time to recover （MTTR）.
B. BMR supports point-in-time recovery of individual data blocks.
C. BMR enables you to use incremental backups for block recovery.
D. BMR enables recovery even when the database is not mounted or open.
E. BMR enables you to use proxy backups to perform block media recovery.
F. BMR enables increased availability of data during recovery because the data file requires a recovery can remain online.
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Your database operates in ARCHIVELOG mode and usermanaged consistent backups are performed every Sunday night. On Tuesday， at 9：00 a.m. the current log sequence number was 369. Also， on Tuesday you lost the data file belonging to the SYSTEM tablespace and an archivelog file （sequence number 356） that contained redo entries between 8：00 a.m. and 8：30 a.m. With reference to this scenario， what would you do to recover the database？（）
You are working on Oracle Database 10g， which is in ARCHIVELOG mode. All the archived log files are intact. In which scenario would performing a recovery require the opening of the database with the RESETLOGS option？（）
The current time is 12：00 noon. You want to recover the USERS tablespace from a failure that occurred at 11：50 a.m. You discover that the only member of an unarchived redo log group containing information from 11：40 a.m. onwards is corrupt. With reference to this scenario， if you are not using Recovery Manager （RMAN）， which recovery method would you use？（）
You are using Oracle Database 10g. The LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT parameter is set to ’LOG%t_%s_%r.dbf’. Why is %r used in the file name format？（）
You used the following command in Recovery Manager （RMAN） as part of the recovery process： RESTORE CONTROLFILE FROM AUTOBACKUP; How does RMAN find the control file autobackup？（）
You lost the PRODSTD tablespace， which was read/write. The tablespace was readonly when the last backup was performed. How would you recover the tablespace？（）
You disabled the Flashback Database feature by using the following command： SQL> ALTER DATABASE FLASHBACK OFF; What would be the effect of this command on the existing flashback logs？（）
You enabled the flashback logging feature， but you have not specified the location of the flash recovery area. Which location would be used as the default location for the flash recovery area？（）
You are connected to Recovery Manager （RMAN） without a recovery catalog. There is no copy of the control file available. You want to restore the control file from an autobackup. To retrieve the autobackup，you need the database ID （DBID）. In which two sources would you find the DBID？ （）
You configured the flash recovery area in the database. Which two files would you expect to find in the flash recovery area？ （）