Which three statements are true about the initial storage configuration after the standard deployment of a new database Machine?

Question

Options

• AThe Data_<DBM_Name> and RECO_<DBM_Name> ASM diskgroups are built on part of the
• BThe Data_<DBM_Name> and RECO_<DBM_Name> ASM diskgroups are built on top of the
• CThere is a free space available on the hard disks inside the database servers for possible extension
• DThere is no free disk space available on the hard disk inside the database servers for possible
• EThere is free space available on the flashdisk inside the Exadata storage servers for possible use
• FThere is no free disk available on the flashdisk inside the Exadata storage servers for possible use

• A
  14% (8)
• B
  75% (42)
• D
  7% (4)
• E
  4% (2)

Explanation

B( not A): Griddisks are the fourth layer of abstraction, and they will be the Candidate Disks to build your ASM diskgroups from. By default (interleaving=none on the Celldisk layer), the first Griddisk that is created upon a Celldisk is placed on the outer sectors of the underlying Harddisk. It will have the best performance therefore. If we follow the recommendations, we will create 3 Diskgroups upon our Griddisks: DATA, RECO and SYSTEMDG. * non-root partition (/u01). * Oracle Database files: DATA disk group. * Flashback log files, archived redo files, and backup files: RECO disk group.

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