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Which statement is true about a database in ARCHIVELOG mode?
The correct answer is D. Full database backups can be performed when the database is opened. This question asks for a true statement regarding a database configured in ARCHIVELOG mode. In ARCHIVELOG mode, full database backups can be taken while the database is open and available for transactions.
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Which statement is true about a database in ARCHIVELOG mode?
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- AAll backups taken prior to switching to ARCHIVELOG mode can be used to perform complete
- BOnline redo log files have to be multiplexed before putting the database in ARCHIVELOG
- CA Fast Recovery Area (FRA) must be configured for the database.
- DFull database backups can be performed when the database is opened.
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(39 responses)- A8% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D87% (34)
Why each option
This question asks for a true statement regarding a database configured in ARCHIVELOG mode. In ARCHIVELOG mode, full database backups can be taken while the database is open and available for transactions.
Backups taken prior to switching to ARCHIVELOG mode (i.e., in NOARCHIVELOG mode) cannot be used for point-in-time recovery to an arbitrary point using archived logs, only for complete recovery up to the backup time.
While multiplexing online redo log files is a best practice for redundancy, it is not a mandatory prerequisite for enabling ARCHIVELOG mode.
A Fast Recovery Area (FRA) is a recommended configuration for managing recovery-related files, but it is not strictly mandatory for a database to operate in ARCHIVELOG mode.
When a database is in ARCHIVELOG mode, it is possible to perform online (hot) backups of the entire database, meaning the database can remain open and active during the backup process. This is because ARCHIVELOG mode ensures that all changes are captured in archived redo logs, allowing for consistent recovery from an online backup.
Concept tested: ARCHIVELOG mode characteristics
Source: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/admin/managing-archived-redo-logs.html#GUID-829D00D0-7460-4927-A253-5353AF9E45E8
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