You ran this command on a source database: $> expdp hr/hr DIRECTORY=dumpdir DUMPFILE=emp1.dmp VIEWS_AS_TABLES=emp_dept On the target database, you run this command: $> impdp hr/hr DIRECTORY=dumpdir…

The expdp operation with VIEWS_AS_TABLES exports the rows of the view itself, not the rows of the underlying tables that constitute the view.

The impdp operation with VIEWS_AS_TABLES creates a single table named after the view (EMP_DEPT), not separate tables for each underlying component of the view's query.

While the expdp operation does export the rows displayed by querying the view, the chosen correct answers imply that exporting the table definition (metadata) for the view-as-table (E) is considered one of the two true statements.

The VIEWS_AS_TABLES option on the impdp command causes the imported data, which originated from the EMP_DEPT view on the source, to be created as a new physical table named EMP_DEPT on the target database.

When VIEWS_AS_TABLES=emp_dept is used with expdp, Data Pump exports the metadata (column names, data types, etc.) that define the structure of the EMP_DEPT view's result set, treating it as a table definition for the export.

The impdp operation with VIEWS_AS_TABLES creates a physical table from the view's data, not a view.