Which two statements describe the relationship between a scheduler window, a resource manager plan, and a job class?

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D. A scheduler window specifies a job class that will be activated when that scheduler window A scheduler window can be associated with a job class, meaning that when the window opens, jobs belonging to the specified job class can become active or their properties can be influenced, allowing for time-based control over job execution. E. A scheduler window can control resource allocation by itself. A scheduler window itself can be configured to activate a specific Oracle Database Resource Manager plan, thereby controlling resource allocation for all activities occurring within that window's duration and managing system resources.

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A. A scheduler window together with a job class, controls resource allocationfor a job using that job While job classes and scheduler windows both relate to jobs, a scheduler window does not directly work *together* with a job class to control resource allocation in the way implied, as a window activates a resource plan and a job class can be associated with a consumer group.

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B. A job class specifies a scheduler window that will be open when that job class becomes active. A job class does not specify a scheduler window; rather, a scheduler window can be configured to influence or activate a specific job class when it opens.

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C. A scheduler window specifies a resource manager plan that will be activated when that The statement 'A scheduler window specifies a resource manager plan that will be activated when that' is grammatically incomplete and therefore cannot be a correct description.

Which two statements describe the relationship between a scheduler window, a resource manager plan, and a job class?

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