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Oracle Database 11 G Administration
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Subject
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it-skills
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. A Dedicated _____ _____ is typically started whenever a user connects to the database.
The Shared Pool
Foreground Process
<tablespace><number>.dbf - or - <tablespace><number>.ora
Kernel Settings
2. The most important database configuration file - which contains the settings used during database startup: _______ - * comes in 2 forms; text and binary - * pfile is aka init.ora
Listener Log
Archiver
Maximum Available Architecture (MAA)
pfile/spfile
3. Commonly used block size of data blocks
Redo Log Files
Log Writer (LGWR)
Kernel Settings
8KB
4. The _____ property ensures that results produces by concurrently executing transactions are serialized.
Connection Pooling
Standard Connection Pooling (Prior to 11g)
Isolation
Redo Log Group
5. The Many-To-One configuration of Instances per Database is called...* whereby the db lives on shared disks and instances on multiple computers attached to the DB
RAC - Real Application Clusters
Dedicated Account
Data blocks (or pages)
Instant Client
6. What is the private work area in computer memory which each Oracle server process uses to hold intermediate results (temp files) called?
Trace File
Control File
Archiver
Program Global Area
7. Which Oracle Architecture combines RAC and Standby technology?
Durability
Listener.ora
Maximum Available Architecture (MAA)
The Oracle Instance
8. 2 tablespaces which are always created by and whose names are mandated by Oracle
SYSTEM & SYSAUX
Archiver (ARCH)
Log Writer (LGWR)
The Shared Pool
9. A large component of the SGA - which is best-known for use in caching query execution plans is called _________
Program Global Area
The Shared Pool
SYSTEM & SYSAUX
<tablespace><number>.dbf - or - <tablespace><number>.ora
10. Transactions are Atomic or invisible from a logical perspective until the end of the transaction is indicated by an explicit instruction such as _______
COMMIT.
Process Monitor (PMON)
Shared pool
DELETE & MERGE
11. This process is responsible for any cleanup activities necessary if the database is restarted after an abnormal shutdown resulting from system failure.
Maximum Available Architecture (MAA)
Archiver
System Monitor (SMON)
Tablespaces
12. Which Oracle Architecture has two or more ODB Instances sharing access to the same set of disks and coordinating with each other over a fast network?
Embedded SQL
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
Log Writer (LGWR)
The Oracle Instance
13. In UNIX - to use the dbca and netca executables in /bin/ - you have to point the _____ variable to any available X-server such as Xvnc.
DISPLAY
Archiver
Data Integrity Constraints
SQL Deficiencies
14. The space within data files is organized into
Redo Log Group
Log Writer (LGWR)
The Oracle Instance
Data blocks (or pages)
15. The various Oracle processes coordinate their access to the areas of the SGA by using IPC - Interprocess Communication mechanisms called _______
The Oracle Instance
Cookies
Latches
Transaction Management
16. When Application Tier Processes communicate with a Connection Broker - which uses a Connection Pool - this is called _________________
Database Resident Connection Pooling (DRCP) (11g Only)
Transaction Management
Latches
Candidate Key
17. In Connection Pooling the information generated by the autonomous tasks not preserved in RAM - but saved in _______ or in the DB itself
SYSTEM & SYSAUX
<tablespace><number>.dbf - or - <tablespace><number>.ora
Cookies
SGA - System Global Area
18. The SYSAUX tablespace is used to store ____________ - such as Statspack or Management Information.
Active Workload Repository (AWR)
Consistency
Embedded SQL
<tablespace><number>.dbf - or - <tablespace><number>.ora
19. SGA - System Global Area is divided into distinct areas such as the buffer cache - the ________ and the log buffer.
Log Writer (LGWR)
Shared pool
Oracle's Data Guard Technology
Shared Server
20. A mirrored set of redo log files is called a ________
Product Disks - OUI (Oracle Universal Installer)
Recycle Pool
Redo Log Group
DDL - Database Definition Language
21. In which Oracle Architecture is each connection handled by a dedicated Oracle process?
Dedicated Server
Oracle Home
Flashback Recovery Area
Trigger Operations
22. Applications developed to communicate with Oracle DBs use what type of SQL?
Embedded SQL
Oracle Home
The Buffer Cache
Recycle Pool
23. A unique part of a record is called__________
Standard Connection Pooling (Prior to 11g)
Log Writer (LGWR)
Candidate Key
Durability
24. In which log are events such as startup - shutdown - DDL operations and space shortages written?
Latches
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
SYSTEM / SYSAUX tablespaces
Alert Log
25. Typical convention for naming data files
<tablespace><number>.dbf - or - <tablespace><number>.ora
8KB
Program Global Area
Block Size - * they should match
26. In the Shared Server the State Information is kept in the SGA for _______________
Candidate Key
On-Line Transaction Processing (OLTP)
Dedicated Server
2 - same size
27. What is typically the largest portion of the SGA?
The Buffer Cache
Tablespaces
8KB
SGA - System Global Area
28. The location of backup copies of the data files is traditionally referred to as ________
SQL*Plus
Log Buffer
Flashback Recovery Area
System Monitor (SMON)
29. In which log is a record written every time a user establishes a connection to the database?
Listener Log
Shared Server
SGA - System Global Area
Flashback Recovery Area
30. The files on the storage disks connected to the database host is the __________
Foreground Process
SYSTEM / SYSAUX tablespaces
Data Integrity Constraints
Database
31. When a set of shared Application Tier Processes handle all requests - each of which maintain a persistent connection to the Database - this is called ______________
Dedicated Account
Transaction Management
Standard Connection Pooling (Prior to 11g)
Trigger Operations
32. 3 Physical Operations of a Transaction: Index Updates - ___________ - Recursive Operations
Flashback Recovery Area
Process Monitor (PMON)
Trigger Operations
SYSTEM & SYSAUX
33. Core Features of any DBMS are: ___________ - Data Integrity - Security
System Monitor (SMON)
Transaction Management
DELETE & MERGE
Redo Log Group
34. To estimate the amount of space required for your Data Files - Estimate space required for Tables - then ________ the number to allow for Indexes - then Double the number again to allow for Overhead Space and White Space.
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
Maximum Available Architecture (MAA)
Double
Database Creation Assistant (DBCA)
35. In a UNIX or Linux environment - you will have to mount the _____ _____ and enable an X Windows environment for the use of _____.
Embedded SQL
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
Data Integrity Constraints
Product Disks - OUI (Oracle Universal Installer)
36. In which Oracle Architecture does the client communicate with an ODB Dispatcher Process which has a Request Queue and a Response Queue?
Shared Server
PL/SQL
Database Creation Assistant (DBCA)
Oracle Home
37. A standby database - which is kept in a separate data center - is kept synchronized with the production DB using this.
38. These help ensure that the effects of a user's transaction are Durable (even in the event of a computer failure)
Latches
tnsnames.ora.
Redo Log Files
Listener Log
39. What is produces every time certain severe errors occur?
Trace File
Program Global Area
Connection Pooling
COMMIT.
40. This wakes up periodically and copies any accumulated Undo and Redo entries to the Redo Log File.
Database Resident Connection Pooling (DRCP) (11g Only)
tnsnames.ora
DML - Database Manipulation Language
Log Writer
41. INSERT - UPDATE - ________ are examples of DML - Database Manipulation Language
Oracle Data Guard
Active Workload Repository (AWR)
DELETE & MERGE
Dedicated Server
42. Data files are logically grouped into _____ and are usually given descriptive names such as DATA - INDEX - UNDO & TEMP.
Tablespaces
Shared pool
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
pfile/spfile
43. The _____ property of a transaction ensures that the transaction does not compromise the integrity of the database.
Program Global Area
Latches
Consistency
Kernel Settings
44. Beginning Oracle 10g - it provides the most essential software in a bundle called an _______.
Listener
Archiver (ARCH)
Instant Client
Block Size - * they should match
45. When a redo log file fills up - an Oracle component called the _____ makes one of more copies of it.
pfile/spfile
SYSTEM / SYSAUX tablespaces
Oracle's Data Guard Technology
Archiver
46. Configuration file that contains location information for databases
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
tnsnames.ora
<tablespace><number>.dbf - or - <tablespace><number>.ora
The Buffer Cache
47. In a UNIX or Linux environment - you will also need to use the root account to perform a few tasks such as modifying the __________.
Shared pool
Checkpoint Process (CKPT)
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
Kernel Settings
48. At frequent intervals - the contents of the Data Caches are synchronized with the Data Files. This is performed by a dedicated process called ____________
Durability
COMMIT.
Archiver
Checkpoint Process (CKPT)
49. A _____ _____ can be created to store blocks within the Buffer Cache that are rarely reused.
Recycle Pool
System Monitor (SMON)
Isolation
Connection Pooling
50. The Oracle Instance is composed of: Foreground Processes - Background Processes - ___________
SGA - System Global Area
Trigger Operations
Archiver (ARCH)
Process Monitor (PMON)