A.a table name which has 100s of records
B.a table name which has 10s of records
C.a table name which has empty records
D.a table name which has 1000s of records
E.never use a table name

A.-xx:+PrintGCDetails
B.-xx:+PrintGCTimeStamps  
C.-xx:+HandlePromotionFailure
D.-verbose:gc
E.-server

A.in the subdirectory /WEB-INF/ctxl
B.in the subdirectory /META-INF/ctxl
C.in the subdirectory /ctxl in the root of the archive
D.in the subdirectory /ctxl/resource in the root of the archive
E.in the root of the archive

A.modifying the configuration of an online domain
B.modifying the configuration of an offline domain
C.viewing runtime performance data in ONLINE mode
D.viewing runtime performance data in OFFLINE mode
E.creating and extending domains

A.Oracle does not allow replicating files between data centers, so keeping transaction log in database allows for replication.
B.Many transactions in WebLogic are database centric, so keeping log in database makes Two Phase Commit protocol possible.
C.It obviates the need to keep in sync two replication technologies (file and database) between  data centers. The single replication technology is used for frequently changing data.
D.Transaction log in a file system is extremely slow so it cannot be efficiently replicated.

A.Stop and start Managed Servers using the Node Manager.
B.Stop and start Coherence Servers using the Node Manager.
C.Create a WebLogic Domain Template.
D.Create and target JDBC connection pools.
E.Create and target WebLogic Diagnostic Framework Diagnostic Modules.
F.Change Java command-line parameters at run time.

A.Configure Node Manager on the machines where WebLogic Managed Servers need to be  started/restarted.
B.Enable "Auto Restart" in the Node Manager Configuration.
C.Enable "Auto Kill if Failed" in the Node Manager Configuration.
D.Enable "Auto Kill if Failed" for the Managed Server in question.
E.Enable "Auto Restart" for the Managed Server in question.

A.Download patches from My Oracle Support and manage them using Smart Update.
B.Use Enterprise Manager to download patches from My Oracle Support and apply patches to WebLogic.
C.Download patches from My Oracle Support and manually modify the classpath of the application server (though it is not recommended).
D.Download patches from My Oracle Support and apply them using the WebLogic Admin Console.
E.Use the Admin Console to connect to My Oracle Support and download patches and then target them to the domain.

A.Oracle Web Grid
B.ActiveCache
C.Coherence Grid Edition
D.WebLogic Session Replication
E.Coherence Web Edition

A.EJB Archive  
B.Deployment Descriptor
C.META-INF sub directory
D.Resource Adapter archive
E.Java library

A.isolates WebLogic from RAC changes
B.has a simple configuration
C.enables statement caching  
D.performs faster failure detection and failover
E.is supported in WebLogic Domain Templates