Which command starts Workload Manager?（）

A . Paints，varnish，or other liquid flammables are stowed in a dry stores locker B . Inert cargoes such as pig iron are loaded in a wet condition C . Oily rags are stowed in a metal pail D . Clean mattresses are stored in contact with an electric light bul

A . INSERT B . UPDATE C . SELECT D . DESCRIBE E . DELETE F . RENAME

A . The command succeeds only if Automatic Memory Management is not enabled. B . The command succeeds， but you need to restart the database for changes to take effect. C . The command returns an error because the size of the redo log buffer cannot be changed dynamically. D . The parameter value is changed and it comes into effect as soon as space becomes available in theSystem Global Area （SGA）

A . Router(config)#password-encryption B . Router(config)#service password-encryption C . Router#service password-encryption D . Router# password-encryptio

A .  OPEN B .  MOUNT C .  NORMAL D .  NOMOUNT

A . It enables all system triggers. B . It allows only SYSDBA connections. C . It ensures that all job queues remain active during the upgrade process. D . It sets system initialization parameters to specific values that are required to enable database upgrade scripts to be run.

A .  navigate to the $COHERENCE_HOME directory and type bin\coherence.cmd （Windows） or ./bin/coherence.sh （UNIX） B .  navigate to the $COHERENCE_HOME directory and type coherence.cmd （Windows） or bin/coherence.sh （UNIX） C .  navigate to the $COHERENCE_HOME directory and type bin\coherence.cmd （Windows） or coherence.sh （UNIX）  D .   All of the above

A . RMAN would use the current operating system location to place the backup. B . RMAN would use the control file of the target database to maintain the backup. C . RMAN would use the recovery catalog of the target database to maintain the backup. D . RMAN would use the control file of the target database to maintain the backup metadata.  E . RMAN would use the recovery catalog of the target database to maintain the backup metadata.

A . renaming the control files B . dropping a user in your database C . enabling or disabling redo log archiving D . dropping a tablespace in your database E . re-creating the control files， after you lost all the control files in your database

A . public void main（String args[]） B . public void static main（String args[]） C . public static main（String[] argv） D . final public static void main（String [] array） E . public static void main（String args[]）

A . Hoist rope is not kinked B . Multiple part lines are not twisted around each other C . The hook is centrally located over the load D . All of the above

A . Frequent draining of accumulated moisture B . Frequent testing of relief valves C . A close watch on temperature to prevent fluctuations in pressure D . Frequent cleaning to re move oil and foreign matter

A . temp files B . online data files C . offline data files D . read only data file

A . /usr/bin/errmsg B . /usr/lib/errdemon C . /usr/lib/errlogger D . /usr/bin/errinstall

A .  It enables all system triggers. B .  It allows only SYSDBA connections. C .  It ensures that all job queues remain active during the upgrade process. D .  It sets system initialization parameters to specific values that are required to enable database upgrade scripts to be run.

A . show protocols B . show process C . show system D . show versio

A . A listener named LISTENER is started. B . A listener named LISTENER01 is started. C . A listener named LISTENER02 is started. D . The START command fails and no listener is started.

A .  The command restores only the missing control file. B .  The command restores all the control files. C .  The command fails because the database is running. D .  This is the correct way to address this problem. E .  This is not the correct way to address this problem.

A . wlmrun B . wlmstart C . wlmcntrl D . wlmstartu

A . aaa accounting connection start-stop tacacs+ B . aaa accounting exec start-stop tacacs+ C . aaa accounting system start-stop tacacs+ D . aaa accounting network start-stop tacacs+

A. Use Performance Monitor to create a trace log. Trace Process creations/deletions. B. Use Performance Monitor to create a trace log. Trace Thread creations/deletions. C. Use Task Manager to view processes. View the Base Priority column. D. Use Task Manager to view performance. On the View menu, select Show Kernel Times

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A. Use Performance Monitor to create a trace log. Trace Process creations/deletions. B. Use Performance Monitor to create a trace log. Trace Thread creations/deletions. C. Use Task Manager to view processes. View the Base Priority column. D. Use Task Manager to view performance. On the View menu, select Show Kernel Times.