1z0-068 Oracle Database 12c: RAC and Grid Infrastructure Administration

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Question 1

Which three statements are true about Global Resource Management in an Oracle 12c RAC database?

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  • Lazy remastering occurs when an instance shuts with SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE.

  • Object remastering causes all blocks in any instances’ buffer cache from the same object to be mastered in the Global Resource Directory (GRD).

  • When a database instance fails, then some global resource masters lost from the failing instance are remastered among the surviving instances.

  • Lazy remastering instances occurs when an instance shuts with SHUTDOWN TRANSACTIONAL.

  • Global Enqueue resources are recovered after Global Cache Resources after an instance failure.

Question 2

You administer a three-instance, policy-managed, multitenant RAC database CDB1 with two PDBs: PDB_1 and PDB_2.

Examine these commands executed on host01:

$ srvctl add service –db CDB1 –pdb PDB_1 –serverpool prod_pool –cardinality singleton

$ srvctl start service –db CDB1 –service CRM

$ srvctl stop service –db CDB1 –service CRM

Which three statements are true?

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  • CRM is only available for new logins on the CDB1 instance on host01.

  • CRM is available for new logins on one CDB1 instance.

  • The srvctl start service command automatically opens PDB_1 if not already opened.

  • The srvctl stop service command does not close PDB_1 on any instance of CDB1.

  • The CRM service is not available for new logins on any instance of CDB1.

Question 3

Which three statements are true about opatch version 12?

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  • It can apply patches to a database ORACLE_HOME.

  • It can apply a patchset to a database ORACLE_HOME.

  • It cannot apply a patch to a Grid Infrastructure ORACLE_HOME.

  • It cannot run with root privileges on a Unix-like system.

  • It can apply some patches without shutting down database instances.

  • It can only apply patches on the cluster node from where it is issued.