Restore all the datafiles from the backup.
Restore only the lost datafile from the backup.
Restore all the datafiles for the lost tablespace from the backup.
Restore all the datafiles for the lost tablespace and all the SYSTEM and SYSAUX datafiles from the backup.
第1题:
The database is currently running in the NOARCHIVELOG mode. What would be the first step to configure Flashback Database?()
第2题:
Your database is in NOARCHIVELOG mode. After which two operations you should take the backup of control file?()
第3题:
You are working on the PROD database, which is in NOARCHIVELOG mode. You lost the active online redo log group due to a media failure. How should you recover your database?()
第4题:
Enable the flash recovery area and specify it as the archived redo log destination.
Disable the flash recovery area and start the database instance in ARCHIVELOG mode.
Enable the flash recovery area but do not specify it as the archived redo log destination.
Disable the flash recovery area and start the database instance in NOARCHIVELOG mode.
第5题:
Your database is configured in NOARCHIVELOG mode. All the control files have been lost due to a hard disk failure but the data files are not lost. You have the closed whole database backup available to you. Which two statements are true in this scenario?()
第6题:
For which database operation would you need the database to be in the MOUNT state()
第7题:
you can perform an active database duplication when the database is in NOARCHIVELOG mode.()
第8题:
Your boss at Supportcenter.cn wants you to clarify Oracle 10g. Which condition in your database forces you to perform only consistent backups?()
第9题:
Every Sunday the Unix system administrator has a job that executes a full backup of the entire Unix system your database is on. Is this backup usable for backup and recovery of your database?()
第10题:
renaming the control files
re-creating the control files
dropping a user in your database
dropping a tablespace in your database
configuring the database instance to operate in the ARCHIVELOG or NOARCHIVELOG modes