Relational Database Transaction Scheme
Description: Relational database transaction scheme Java/Oracle /C/C++Oracle | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Amit Pandey | |
Tags: Relational database transaction scheme Java/Oracle /C/C++ Oracle |
Which of the following RAID levels refers to memory-style error correcting codes and redundancy through hamming code?
Which of the following nodes participating in the session tree instructs the commit point site to initiate the global commit of the transaction?
The contents of the which of the files will be interpreted as if entered at the command line?
Which of the following transaction properties has to be strictly followed to avoid a problem called cascading aborts?
Which of the following components of the RMAN environment contains the control files, recovery meta data etc.?
Which of the following can be executed against any control files in the catalog?
In which of the following is it possible to lock individual tuples?
Which of the following RAID levels refers to mirrored set without parity and mirrored disk?
Which of the following components of the RMAN environment spawn server sessions on the target database to do work of backup?
Which of the following areas is an automatic storage management group that includes RMAN backup, flashback logs etc.?
Which of the following features of the RMAN describes the level of multiplexing and defines which files are multiplexed?
What is the activity of providing durability of the transaction called?
Which of the following is/are identical to the results of copying a file with operating system commands?
Which of the following levels refers to striped set with dedicated parity and bit-interleaved parity organization?
Which of the following nodes participating in the session tree hosts a database from which a client requests data?