Tag: databases
Questions Related to databases
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You must have started the database instance in restricted mode.
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You must have started the database instance in NORMALmode.
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You must have started the database instance with server parameter file.
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You must have started the database instance but must not have mounted.
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You must have started the database instance but must not have opened.
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Until last commit
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Until the time you perform recovery
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Until the time the date file got corrupted
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Until the point where the last transaction begun
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You cannot recover the SYSTEM tablespaceand must re-create the database.
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Undo data becomes obsolete after 1,000 seconds.
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Undo data gets refreshed after 1,000 seconds.
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Undo data will be stored permanently after 1,000 seconds.
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Committed undo data would be retained for 1,000 seconds if free undo space is available.
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Undo data will be retained in the UNDOtablespacefor 1,000 seconds, then it gets movedmovedto the TEMPORARY tablespace to provide read consistency.
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PMON coordinates media recovery.
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SMON coordinates instance recovery.
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PMON coordinates instance recovery.
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Undo Advisor would roll back all uncommitted transactions.
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SQL*PLUS reports an error with the message asking you to perform instance recovery.
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The instance would hang.
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The instance needs to be shut down.
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The instance would be in the open state.
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The instance would abort in such cases.
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The instance would be in the open and invalid state.
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The instance would in the open state, but all the background processes will be restarted.
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alert_TCS.log
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alertlog_TCS.log
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TCS _alert_log.log
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log_alert_TCS.log
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trace_alert_TCS.log
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import the database from the last export
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restore all the members in the group from the last backup
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drop the lost member from the database and then add a new member to the group
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restore all the database files from the backup and then perform a complete recovery
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restore all the database files from the backup and then perform an incomplete recovery
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You do not need to restore all the data files.
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You do not need to open the database with the RESETLOGS operation
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You do not need to perform a full backup after the RESETLOGS operation.
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You do not need to recover all the data files to the same system change number (SCN).
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when you need to disable the index usage
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when you need to move the index to another tablespace
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when you need to enable index monitoring
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none of the above
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clear the redo log group
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perform redo log file import
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perform an incomplete recovery
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perform a redo log recovery using Recovery Manager (RMAN)
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shut down the database and open the database in the NOARCHIVELOGmode