Your database is in ARCHIVELOG mode. You have two online redo log groups，each of which contains one redo member.  When you attempt to start the database， you receive the following errors：（）

A . The optimizer statistics are collected automatically. B . Only the timed operating system （OS） statistics and plan execution statistics are collected. C . The Oracle server dynamically generates the necessary statistics on tables as part of query optimization. D . The snapshots for the Automatic Workload Repository （AWR） are not generated automatically.  E . Snapshots cannot be collected manually by using DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPOSITORY PACKAGE.

A . only the control file, the current SPFILE, and data files B . only the current SPFILE and data files if autobackup is disabled C . only the data files and the archived redo logs D . the control file, current SPFILE file, data files, and archived redo log

A . Undo data becomes obsolete after 1，000 seconds. B . Undo data gets refreshed after 1，000 seconds. C . Undo data will be stored permanently after 1，000 seconds. D . Committed undo data would be retained for 1，000 seconds if free undo space is available. E . Undo data will be retained in the UNDOtablespacefor 1，000 seconds， then it gets movedmovedto the TEMPORARYtablespaceto provide read consistency.

A . The CDB must be open. B . The CDB must be in the mount stage. C . The CDB must be in the nomount stage. D . Alt existing PDBs must be closed.

A .  creating a table in your schema and you exceed your allocated space quota on the tablespace B .  executing a long query that involves a sort operation and the statement runs out of temporary space C .  loading data into tables by using the SQL*Loader and the number of extents in the table reaches the maximum limit D .  creating a table in a dictionary-managed tablespace with an explicit MAXEXTENTS setting which results in an out of space error

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 . backup of offline tablespaces B . backup of read­only tablespaces C . backup of system­critical tablespaces D . backup of online， locally managed tablespaces E . backup of read/write dictionary­managed tablespace

A . One tablespace has only one datafile B . Many tablespaces can share one datafile C . One tablespace can have many datafiles D . One datafile can contain many tablespace

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 database does not record flashback logs for MY_TABLESPACE B .  The tables residing in MY_TABLESPACE are not protected by the Recycle Bin. C .  All the tablespaces except MY_TABLESPACE can be recovered using Flashback Database feature. D .  None of the flashback technologies， such as Flashback Table， Flashback Transaction Query and Flashback Version Query can be used to recover individual rows within the objects from MY_TABLESPACE

A . You can perform open database backups. B . You can perform closed database backups. C . You cannot perform schema-level logical backups. D . You can perform the backup of only the SYSTEM tablespace when the database is open.

A . adding a new user to the database B . dropping a user from the database C . dropping a table from the database D . dropping a data file from a tablespace E . adding a new tablespace to the database

A .  Backup of offline tablespaces. B .  Backup of read-only tablespaces. C .  Backup of system-critical tablespaces. D .  Backup of online， locally managed tablespaces. E .  Backup of read/write dictionary-managed tablespaces.

A . Hot backup B . Online backup C . consistent backup D . incremental backup E . inconsistent backu

A . Automatic memory management is disabled because PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET and SGA_TARGET are not set B . The instance is started but the database will not be opened until PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET and SGA_TARGET are set C . The database is opened but users cannot perform transactions until PGA_AGGREGATE_TARGET and SGA_TARGET are set D . Automatic memory management is enabled and, as per policy, 60% of the memory for System Global Area (SGA) and 40% of the memory for Program Global Area (PGA) will be distributed at startu

A . The optimizer statistics are collected automatically. B . Only the timed operating system （OS） statistics and plan execution statistics are collected. C . The Oracle server dynamically generates the necessary statistics on tables as part of query optimization. D . The snapshots for the Automatic Workload Repository （AWR） are not generated automatically.  E . Snapshots cannot be collected manually by using DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPOSITORY PACKAGE.

A . Undo data becomes obsolete after 1，000 seconds. B . Undo data gets refreshed after every 1，000 seconds. C . Undo data will be stored permanently after 1，000 seconds. D . Committed undo data would be retained for 1，000 seconds if free undo space is available. E . Undo data will be retained in the UNDO tablespace for 1，000 seconds，then it gets moved to the TEMPORARY tablespace to provide read consistency.

A . The destination must be global only. B . A maximum of five destinations can be assigned. C . A maximum of ten different destinations can be assigned. D . All the destinations are determined by the server automatically. E . The destination may be local or remote for a Standby Database. F . The destination can be changed by setting the LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT initialization parameter.

A .  only the control file， the current SPFILE， and data files B .  only the current SPFILE and data files if autobackup is disabled C .  only the data files and the archived redo logs D .  the control file，current SPFILE file，data files，and archived redo log

A . Optimizer statistics are collected automatically. B . Only timed operating system （OS） statistics and plan execution statistics are collected. C . The snapshots for the Automatic Workload Repository （AWR） are not generated automatically. D . Snapshots cannot be collected manually by using the DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPOSITORY package. E . The Oracle server dynamically generates the necessary statistics on tables as part of query optimization.

A . Hot backup B . Online backup C . consistent backup D . incremental backup E . inconsistent backu

A . The database instance aborts. B . The database operation temporarily halts till the member becomes available. C . Writing proceeds as normal. LGWR writes to the available members of a group and ignores the unavailable members. D . The member would be marked as STALE and an error message would be written to the alert log file and LGWR trace file. E . The status of the group changes to INACTIVE and an error message would be written to the alert log file and LGWR trace file.

A . Optimizer statistics are collected automatically. B . Only timed operating system （OS） statistics and plan execution statistics are collected. C . The snapshots for the Automatic Workload Repository （AWR） are not generated automatically. D . Snapshots cannot be collected manually by using the DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPOSITORY package. E . The Oracle server dynamically generates the necessary statistics on tables as part of query optimization.

A . Execute the ALTER DATABASE ARCHIVELOG statement B . Select ARCHIVELOG option in the database control and restart the database to apply the changes. C . Shut down and start the instance， and in the NOMOUNT state execute the ALTER DATABASE ARCHIVELOG statement. D . Shut down and start the instance， mount the database， then execute the ALTER DATABASE ARCHIVELOG statement.

In your database, the flash recovery area (FRA) is configured as the default for RMAN backups. You executed the following commands to configure the settings in RMAN:Which statement is true about the outcome？（） <img src='https://img2.soutiyun.com/ask/uploadfile/2019-03-27/4f3f38f4fa50f6813beecdb37f5e123f.jpg' /> A. Only one channel is allocated and the backup is created in the flash recovery area B. Only one channel is allocated and the backup is created in the destination specified for channel C. Two channels are allocated and backup sets are created in the destinations specified for channels 1 and 2 D. Three channels are allocated and backup sets are created in the destinations specified for channels 1, 2, and FRA