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This document contains the questions and answers from a database administration certification exam. The questions cover topics like remapping database links during database replay, recovering critical vs non-critical datafiles, the impact of losing all tempfiles from a temporary tablespace, and the best methods for recovering a corrupted or missing tempfile.

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Question Text: Feedback

This document contains the questions and answers from a database administration certification exam. The questions cover topics like remapping database links during database replay, recovering critical vs non-critical datafiles, the impact of losing all tempfiles from a temporary tablespace, and the best methods for recovering a corrupted or missing tempfile.

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You want to remap your database links so that they do not reference production database objects. Within
which Database Replay step do you perform the remapping?

Select one:

a.
You do not need to remap, since it happens automatically

b.
During the workload preprocessing step

c.
During the workload capture step

d.
Before the workload capture starts

e.
During the workload replay step

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What is the difference between a critical and a noncritical datafile in a recovery scenario?

Select one:

a.
To recover a critical datafile, only the tablespace containing the critical datafile must be offline.

b.
To recover a critical datafile, the database must be in MOUNT mode. To recover a noncritical datafile, the database
can be open.

c.
To recover a noncritical datafile, both the SYSTEM tablespace and the tablespace containing the critical datafile
must be offline.

d.
To recover a critical datafile, the database must be in NOMOUNT mode. To recover a noncritical datafile, the
database must be in MOUNT mode.

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If you lose all of the tempfiles from your temporary tablespace, what is the most likely result noticed by your
users?

Select one:

a.
The users can’t use ORDER BY or GROUP BY in their queries.

b.
The users cannot add or delete rows in any table.

c.
The database becomes unavailable and users cannot connect.

d.
The users can’t perform SELECT statements.

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Which is the best method for recovering a tempfile?

Select one:

a.
Add another tempfile to the TEMP tablespace and drop the corrupted or missing tempfile while the database is
running.

b.
Drop the TEMP tablespace and re-create it with a datafile in a new location.

c.
Shut down the database, restore the tempfile from a backup, and recover it using archived and online redo log
files.

d.
Add another tempfile to the TEMP tablespace and drop the corrupted or missing tempfile after the database
has been shut down and restarted in MOUNT mode.

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Which is the best method for recovering a tempfile?

Select one:

a.
Shut down the database, restore the tempfile from a backup, and recover it using archived and online redo log
files.

b.
Add another tempfile to the TEMP tablespace and drop the corrupted or missing tempfile after the database
has been shut down and restarted in MOUNT mode.
c.
Drop the TEMP tablespace and re-create it with a datafile in a new location.

d.
Add another tempfile to the TEMP tablespace and drop the corrupted or missing tempfile while the database is
running.

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