A.The extents in undo tablespace retain data until the next full database backup.
B.The extents containing committed data in the undo tablespace are never overwritten.
C.The extents which no longer contain uncommitted data in the undo tablespace are not overwritten for at least15 minutes.
D.The extents containing committed data in the undo tablespace are not overwritten until the instance  is shut down.

A.increase the size of redo log files
B.increase the size of the undo tablespace
C.increase the size of the Database Buffer Cache
D.increase the size of the default temporary tablespace
E.enable the retention guarantee for the undo tablespace

A.LOCK TABLE emp IN SHARE MODE;
B.LOCK TABLE emp IN EXCLUSIVE MODE;
C.DELETE FROM emp WHERE job=’MANAGER’;
D.INSERT INTO emp（empno，ename） VALUES （1289，’Dick’）;
E.SELECT job FROM emp WHERE job=’CLERK’ FOR UPDATE OF empno;

A.row level
B.block level
C.object level
D.schema level
E.database level

A.B­tree
B.bitmap
C.reverse key
D.function based

A.It fails if any existing row violates the constraint.
B.It does not validate the existing data in the table.
C.It enables the constraint to be enforced at the end of each transaction.
D.It prevents insert， update， and delete operations on the table while the constraint is in the process of being enabled.

A.The command would return an error because LOG_BUFFER is a static parameter.
B.The parameter value would be changed and it would come into effect immediately.
C.You need to restart the database so that parameter changes can come into effect.
D.The command would succeed only if initialization parameter LOG_ARCHIVE_MAX_PROCESS is set to value 2.

A.use the external table population
B.use the Oracle Data Pump export and import utility
C.use the conventional path data load of SQL*Loader utility
D.use the direct path data load of Oracle export and import utility

A.recover using Oracle Flashback Database technology
B.restore the data files from backup and perform a complete recovery
C.restore only the corrupted data file and perform tablespace recovery
D.restore the data files from backup and perform cancel­based recovery
E.restore the entire database from the most recent backup and start the instance and open the database

A.The data files can be recovered till the last committed transaction.
B.The data files can be recovered without shutting down the database.
C.The data file is taken offline automatically; the database remains open.
D.The data files can be recovered to the time of the most recent backup.

A.The database instance aborts.
B.The database operation temporarily halts till the member becomes available.
C.Writing proceeds as normal. LGWR writes to the available members of a group and ignores the unavailable members.
D.The member would be marked as STALE and an error message would be written to the alert log file and LGWR trace file.
E.The status of the group changes to INACTIVE and an error message would be written to the alert log file and LGWR trace file.