A.You cannot export data from a remote database.
B.You can rename tables during an import operation.
C.You can overwrite existing dump files during an export operation.
D.You can compress the data during export but not the metadata because it is not supported.

A.remove the dumpfile option in the command
B.remove the flashback_time option in the command
C.remove the dumpfile option and add the network_link = devdb.us.oracle.com option in the command（Replace thedumpfile option with the network_link = devdb.us.oracle.com）
D.add the user， SYSTEM， to the schemas option in the command
E.remove the schemas option and add the network_link = devdb.us.oracle.com option in the command 
F.add network_link = devdb.us.oracle.com option in the command

A.FULL
B.SCHEMAS
C.TRANSFORM
D.REMAP_SCHEMA
E.REMAP_TABLESPACE

A.if a table is not in a cluster
B.if a table has an active trigger
C.if a table has an encrypted
D.if a table has a column of data type LONG defined on it
E.if a table has a referential integrity constraint defined on it

A.EXPDP and IMPDP are the client components of Oracle Data Pump.
B.DBMS_DATAPUMP PL/SQL packages can be used independently of the Data Pump clients.
C.Oracle Data Pump export and import operations can be performed only by users with the SYSDBA privilege.
D.Oracle Data Pump imports can be done from the export files generated in the export utility of previous versions.
E.EXPDP and IMPDP use the procedures provided by DBMS_METADATA to execute export and import commands.

A.You can load data into multiple tables during the same load session.
B.You can load data from multiple files to a table during the same load session.
C.You cannot perform selective data loading based on the values available in the records.
D.You can use an export file generated by the EXPDP utility as an input data file to load the data.
E.You can load data only if the input file is available on the disk and tape but not in a named pipes.

A.Redo is not generated while performing conventional path loads.
B.Only PRIMARY KEY， UNIQUE KEY， and NOT NULL constraints are checked.
C.No exclusive locks are acquired when the conventional path loads are performed.
D.Instead of performing transactions， SQL*Loader directly writes data blocks to the data files.
E.INSERT triggers are disabled before the conventional path load and reenabled at the end of the load.

A.Create a view on the table.
B.Create an index on the table.
C.Create a synonym on the table.
D.Add a virtual column to the table.
E.Update the table using the UPDATE statement.
F.Delete rows in the table using the DELETE command.

A.Use the database link.
B.Use the SQL*Loader utility.
C.Use the Oracle Data Pump utility.
D.Create an external table and leave the data in the flat file

A.CHECK
B.UNIQUE
C.NOT NULL
D.PRIMARY KEY
E.FOREIGN KEY