Which three types of files can be automatically placed in the flash recovery area (fast recovery area in 11g Release 2)?（）

A . If the file exists it will be opened for editing. If the file does not exist an error message will be displayed. B . If the file exists it will be opened for editing. If the file does not exist a new file with the name file.out will be created and opened for editing. C . If the file exists an error message will be displayed. If the file does not exist a new file with the name file.out will be created and opened for editing. D . If the file exists the operator will be asked whether to open the file or overwrite the file. If the file does not exist a new file with the name file.out will be created and opened for editing.

A . point-to-point B . parent/child messaging C . messaging hub system D . distributed applications messaging E . simple object access protocol (SOAP) messaging

A . password file B . online redo log files C . the current control file D . archived redo log files E . the current server parameter file F . all the data files belonging to the USERS tablespace G . data files belonging to the USERS tablespace and all the default tablespace

A . TEMP B . UNDO C . INDEX D . SYSAUX E . SYSTEM

A . EL B . JSP C . Empty D . Dynamic E . Scriptless F . Tagdependent

A . An EMP table is created if a table does not exist. Otherwise, if the EMP table is appended with the loaded data. B . The SQL* Loader data file myfile1.dat has the column names for the EMP table. C . The SQL* Loader operation fails because no record terminators are specified. D . Field names should be the first line in the both the SQL* Loader data files. E . The SQL* Loader operation assumes that the file must be a stream record format file with the normal carriage return string as the record terminator.

A . Designated port B . Nonswitch port C . Switch port D . Nonroot port E . Nondesignated port F . Root port

A . isolated B . protected C . private D . associated E . promiscuous F . munity

A . rooted multipoint EVC （E-Tree） B . point-to-point EVC （E-Line） C . point-to-multipoint EVC （E-Tree） D . hub spoke EVC （E-Tree） E . multipoint-to-multipoint EVC （E-LAN）

A .  DMVPN B .  MPLS VPN C .  IPv6 VPN D .  Cisco IOS SSL VPN E .  site-to-site VPN F .  Cisco Easy VPN

A . buffering B . cut-through C . windowing D . congestion avoidance E . load balancing

A . data files B . backup sets C . control files D . archived redo log file

A .  all the data files belonging to the USERS tablespace B .  password file C .  online redo log files D .  the current control file E .  archived redo log files F .  the current server parameter file G .  data files belonging to the USERS tablespace and all the default tablespace

A . Current log sequence. B . Recover tuning parameters. C . Redo log names and locations. D . Data file names and locations. E . Undo segment names and locations.

A . Cisco MCS 78xx servers B . Dell PowerEdge servers C . HP DL Cisco certified servers D . Acer Altos servers E . IBM xSeries Cisco certified servers F . Apple server

A .  Alert log file B .  Archived redo log files C .  Control file autobackups D .  Server Parameter file （SPFILE） E .  Recovery Manager （RMAN） backup piece

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A . TEMP B . UNDO C . INDEX D . SYSAUX E . SYSTEM

A . buffering B . cut-through C . windowing D . congestion avoidance E . load balancing

A .  control files B .  password file C .  archived log files D .  system-critical data files for which all the redo entries are present E .  non-system-critical data files for which all the redo entries are present

A . Alert log file B . Archived redo log files C . Control file autobackups D . Server Parameter file (SPFILE) E . Recovery Manager (RMAN) backup piece

A .  EL B .  JSP C .  empty D .  dynamic E .  scriptless F .  tagdependent

A .  Loopback interface B .  SVI interfac C .  Routed port D .  Access port E .  EtherChannel port channel F .  BVI interface

A. storming, norming, Eye contact B. speaking, Eye contact, facial expressions C. eye contact, facial expressions, posture and gestures forming D. eye contact, facial expressions, pervading