In informal situations, a large number of compliments are used to make people feel comfortable.

A . ballast deep tanks if they are slack B . transfer ballast athwarships C . pump out double bottoms D . fill double bottom from deep tank

A . when row directories need more row entries B . when there is row migration in the data block C . when there is an increase in the PCTFREE value for the data block D . when more transaction slots are required than are initially configured

A . take action to cross ahead of the other vessel B . take action to pass astern of the other vessel C . maintain course and speed D . change course and increase speed

A . to B . of C . with D . in

A . one sidelight of a vessel ahead of you B . one sidelight and a masthead light of a vessel ahead of you C . one sidelight，a masthead light，and a range light of a vessel ahead of you D . both sidelights of a vessel dead ahead of you

A . when multiple databases are to be registered with the listener B . when DBAs need to connect remotely to start up the database instance C . when users need to connect the database instance using the host naming method D . when the database instance that is to be registered with the listener is configured in shared server mode

A .  when one or more file directory paths are accidentally deleted from an ASM disk group B .  when one of the disks in a disk group is accidentaly unplugged C .  when the data file on an ASM disk group gets corrupted D .  when one or more disks in an ASM disk group are lost

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 . Running into head seas B . Running in the trough C . Running with following seas D . Anchored with your bow into the sea

A . Deck lights forward and aft B . A white light over two red lights C . A red light，white light，and blue light in a vertical line D . A distinctive signal promulgated by the CSS

A . To configure a route to the first Layer 3 device on the network segment. B . To configure a route from an ISP router into a corporate network. C . To configure a route when the administrative distance of the current routing protocolis too low. D . To reach a network is more than 15 hops away. E . To provide access to the Internet for enterprise hosts.

A . on a collision course B . the vessels will pass within one mile C . it becomes apparent to her that the give-way vessel is not taking appropriate action D . the relative speed of the vessels indicates collision in less than six minute

A . ballast deep tanks if they are slack B . transfer ballast athwartships C . pump out double bottoms D . fill double bottoms from deep tank

A . Partitioning of network resources is enabled. B . VRFs cannot support path isolation from MAN/WAN designs. C . VRFs cannot be used to map a virtualized data center to a MPLS implementation. D . VRFs do not allow for the use of application services with multiple access topologies. E . An access design using a VRF allows for an aggregation layer service module solution.

A . the chief engineer B . the master C . the bridge D . the company superintendent