1Z0-068 · Question #40
Which two statements are true about resources defined by an administrator and registered with Oracle 12c Clusterware for high availability?
The correct answer is A. A policy-managed resource can be started manually using crsctl. E. The action script is automatically set when using a policy-managed resource. A: With policy-based management, administrators specify the server pool (excluding the Generic and Free pools) in which the servers run. For example, a database administrator uses SRVCTL to create a server pool for servers hosting a database or database service. A clusterware…
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Which two statements are true about resources defined by an administrator and registered with Oracle 12c Clusterware for high availability?
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- AA policy-managed resource can be started manually using crsctl.
- BA policy-managed resource can be started manually using srvctl.
- CResource dependencies are automatically set when using a policy-managed resource.
- DAn administrator-managed resource can be started manually using crsctl.E. An administrator-
- EThe action script is automatically set when using a policy-managed resource.
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Explanation
A: With policy-based management, administrators specify the server pool (excluding the Generic and Free pools) in which the servers run. For example, a database administrator uses SRVCTL to create a server pool for servers hosting a database or database service. A clusterware administrator uses CRSCTL to create server pools for non-database use, such as creating a server pool for servers hosting an application. E: Administrator-managed resources refer to databases. You must use SRVCTL to create server pools that host Oracle databases. You must use CRSCTL to create server pools that host non- database resources such as middle tiers and applications. https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/CWADD/pbmgmt.htm#CWADD92894
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