A. This command would result in an error because a disk group can have only one failover group.
B. This command would result in an error because the /devices/A1 disk is a member of another disk group tdgroup1.
C. A new disk group called tdgroupA will be added with two failover groups and the /devices/A1 disk will get reattached to the new disk group without being detached from the existing one.
D. A new disk group called tdgroupA will be added with two failover groups and the /devices/A1 disk will be ignored for the new disk group because it is a member of an existing disk group tdgroup1.
E. A new disk group called tdgroupA will be added with two failover groups and the /devices/A1 disk gets detached from the existing disk group tdgroup1 and attached to the new disk group tdgroupA

A. To recover a dropped table.
B. To recover a dropped schema.
C. To recover data from a truncated table.
D. To view changes made by all the transactions during a given period of time.
E. To view changes made by a single transaction during a given period of time.

A. A tablespace is taken offline.
B. The database instance is restarted.
C. A new data file is added to an existing tablespace.
D. A successful backup is recorded in the RMAN repository.
E. The RMAN connection is disconnected from the target database.

A. Create a backup of the database and recover all corrupted blocks found in the backup.
B. Run a backup validation and list all the logically corrupt blocks as well as physically corrupt blocks in the database.
C. Run a backup validation to populate V$COPY_CORRUPTION view， and then list any corrupt blocks recorded in the view.
D. Run a backup validation to populate V$DATABASE_BLOCK_CORRUPTION view， and then repair any corrupt blocks recorded in the view.
E. Run a backup validation， repair any corrupt blocks found during the validation process， and then update V$DATABASE_BLOCK_CORRUPTION view to indicate which corrupt blocks have been repaired.

A. Eliminate the necessity for backups.
B. Perform optimized image copy backups.
C. Perform optimized incremental backups.
D. Enable checkpoint （CKPT） to perform checkpointing at every block change.
E. Enable database writer （DBWn） to write changed blocks to data files faster.

A. Flash back all the tables in the data file， one by one.
B. Restore the data file to a new location and perform a media recovery.
C. Flash back the database， there is no need to restore the data file.
D. Restore the data file from the most recent backup and flash the database.

A. Memory Advisor
B. Segment Advisor
C. SLQ Tuning Advisor
D. SLQ Access Advisor
E. Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor （ADDM）

A. Set the CPU time per call in the users profile.
B. Set the CPU time per session in the users profile.
C. Set the CPU levels for the user’s group using Resource Manager.
D. Set the TIMED_STATISTICS parameter to TRUE in the parameter file.

A. The index tablespace contains bitmap indexes.
B. The index tablespace contains more than one data file.
C. The index tablespace supports only complete recovery.
D. The index tablespace is not a dictionary-managed tablespace.
E. There is a dependency relationship between a table and its indexes.

A. When a file is created in DGROUP1 with the template， it would have three-way mirroring.
B. When a file is created in DGROUP1， the MY_TEMP template becomes the default template.
C. When a file is created in DGROUP1 with the template， it would have two-way mirroring and file striping.
D. When a file is created in DGROUP1 with the template， it would have three-way mirroring and file striping.
E. When a file is created in DGROUP1 with the template， it would have two-way mirroring but no file striping.

A. Fixed views
B. The alert log file
C. The parameter file
D. The server parameter file
E. Dynamic performance views