CKPT
SMON
LGWR
DBWn
ARCn
第1题:
Which statement is true regarding the Archiver (ARCn) process,archived log files,and recovery? ()
第2题:
Which Oracle background process frees SGA resources that were allocated to a user process that failed?()
第3题:
You are maintaining an OLTP database in Oracle10g. You find that the database is generating a large number of trace files. You decide to disable the trace files generated by the ARCn background process. Which action will enable you to disable the trace files generated by the ARCn background process?()
第4题:
Which two statements are true about checkpointing()
第5题:
As shown in the diagram, in-memory statistics are transferred to the disk at regular intervals. Which background process performs this activity?()
第6题:
Which two statements about the background process of the database writer are true()
第7题:
Which background process is responsible for writing the dirty buffers from the write list to the data files during a checkpoint?()
第8题:
It is possible to have multiple database writers in an Oracle instance.
It writes dirty buffers, if any, to data files whenever a checkpoint occurs.
It writes dirty buffers, if any, to data files whenever a transaction commits.
It writes dirty buffers, if any, to data files before the log writer (LGWR) writes
第9题:
Remove the LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST parameter from the init.ora file.
Set the value of the SQL_TRACE parameter to FALSE in the init.ora file.
Use the DBMS_MONITOR.SESSION_TRACE_DISABLE procedure.
Set the value of the LOG_ARCHIVE_TRACE initialization parameter to zero.
第10题:
DBWn
RECO
RVWR
LGWR
第11题:
It is possible to have multiple database writers in an Oracle instance.
It writes dirty buffers, if any, to data files whenever a checkpoint occurs.
It writes dirty buffers, if any, to data files whenever a transaction commits.
It writes dirty buffers, if any, to data files before the log writer (LGWR) writes.
第12题:
Archiver Process (ARCn):1, 2,5
System Monitor Process (SMON):1,4,5
Process Monitor Process (PMON):4,5,6
Database Writer Process (DBWn):1,3,4
第13题:
Which statements are true about checkpointing()
第14题:
Which background process does Automatic Shared Memory Management use to coordinate the sizing of memory components?()
第15题:
Note the following functionalities of various background processes: 1:Record the checkpoint information in data file headers. CKPT 2:Perform recovery at instance startup. SMON 3:Cleanup unused temporary segments. SMON 4:Free the resources used by a user process when it fails. 5:Dynamically register database services with listeners. 6:Monitor sessions for idle session timeout. Which option has the correct functionalities listed for a background process()
第16题:
Flushing dirty buffers out of the buffer cache is influenced to the greatest extent by which of the following process?()
第17题:
The instance abnormally terminates because of a power outage. Which statement is true about redolog files during instance recovery()
第18题:
Which two statements about the background process of thedatabase writerare true()
第19题:
Inactive and current redo log files are required to accomplish recovery.
Online and archived redo log files are required to accomplish instance recovery.
All redo log entries after the last checkpoint are applied from redo log files to data files.
All redo log entries recorded in the current redo log file until the checkpoint position are applied to datafiles.
第20题:
Archiver Process (ARCn): 1, 2, 5
System Monitor Process (SMON): 1, 4, 5
Process Monitor Process (PMON): 4, 5, 6
Database Writer Process (DBWn): 1, 3, 4
第21题:
The checkpoint frequency decreases with the smaller redo log file size.
It ensures that all committed data is written to the data files during normal shutdown.
The frequent full checkpoint in a database can cause the overall degradation of the database performance.
It prompts the Checkpoint (CKPT) process to write data to the data files and redo information to the onlineredo log files
第22题:
ARCH
SMON
LGWR
SERVER
第23题:
A database backup, combined with archived redo log files, guarantees that all committed data can be recovered to the point of failure.
During recovery the ARCn background process copies its redo entries identified for recovery by the control file to the data files.
After each write to an archived log, the mandatory background process ARCn writes its log sequence number and the first and last SCN number within the log sequence to the control file.
At database recover time, and archived redo log is uniquely identified for recovery use by its redo thread number and destination ID number retrieved from the control file.