Oracle
1Z0-043 · Question #63
The current time zone for one of the user sessions is set to the database local time zone. For one application, the user session requires the time zone to be set to the local operating system time…
The correct answer is B. use the ALTER SESSION command to change the time zone D. set the value for the operating system variable ORA_SDTZ on the client machine. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
The current time zone for one of the user sessions is set to the database local time zone. For one application, the user session requires the time zone to be set to the local operating system time zone without affecting other user sessions. Which two solutions could the user implement to achieve this objective? (Choose two.)
Options
- Ause the ALTER SYSTEM command to change the time zone
- Buse the ALTER SESSION command to change the time zone
- Cuse the ALTER DATABASE command to change the time zone
- Dset the value for the operating system variable ORA_SDTZ on the client machine
- Eset the value for the operating system variable ORA_SDTZ on the database server machine
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