Oracle Database Backup and Recovery
Description: Relational Database backup DatabasesDatabaseOracle | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Karuna Seth | |
Tags: Relational Database backup Databases Database Oracle |
In which of the following phases does RMAN send the RPC calls to the target database, monitors their progress and collects the results?
In which of the following do memory systems have long used parity bits for error detection and correction?
RMAN periodically propagates metadata from the target database control file into which of the following?
In which of the following options does a transaction commit as soon as its commit log record is written to stable storage at the primary and the backup site?
Which of the following can use Oracle Net to connect to a target database?
Which of the following level is the P + Q redundancy scheme, stores extra redundant information to guard against multiple disk failures?
Which of the following is a directory, file system or automatic storage management disk group that serves as the default storage area for files related to recovery?
If the primary database goes down, then you can fail over to the which of the following databases?
By which of the following can you quickly revert a database to a previous time without restoring datafiles and performing media recovery?
By which of following phases are the locks only released?
The work of backup and recovery is performed by server sessions running on which of the following databases?
In which of the following does a transaction need to edit data item?
In which of the following levels can the disk controllers detect whether a sector has been read correctly so the single parity bit can be used for error correction as well as for detection?
Which of the following nodes must reference data on other nodes to complete its part in the distributed transaction?
Which of the following RAID level keeps a parity block on a separate disk for corresponding blocks from N other disks?