You notice that the performance of the database has degraded because of frequent checkpoints. Which two actions resolve the issue? (Choose two.)

Disabling automatic checkpoint tuning removes Oracle's ability to self-optimize checkpoint intervals, which would likely worsen rather than resolve checkpoint-related performance problems.

Small redo log files cause frequent log switches, which trigger checkpoints to free up space for reuse. Increasing redo log file size reduces how often Oracle must checkpoint to recycle logs.

The FAST_START_MTTR_TARGET parameter controls how aggressively Oracle checkpoints to meet a target instance recovery time. Setting it based on MTTR Advisor recommendations prevents overly frequent checkpointing while still meeting recovery goals.

The number of redo log members within a group affects redundancy and fault tolerance, not the frequency of checkpoints; reducing members does not address the root cause of excessive checkpointing.