1Z0-068 · Question #51
Which three statements are true about ASM Cloud File System (ACFS) tagging?
The correct answer is A. asfssettag is a command provided by a platform-independent API to tag files. C. ACFS tagging is used to mark a subset of files in an ACFS file system for replication. E. acfsutil tag set can be used to tag files. A: The acfssettag command sets the tag name on an Oracle ACFS file. sb8 acfssettag(const oratext path, const oratext tagname, oratext *value, size_t size, ub4 flags); C: Oracle ACFS tagging assigns a common naming attribute to a group of files. Oracle ACFS Replication can use…
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Which three statements are true about ASM Cloud File System (ACFS) tagging?
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- Aasfssettag is a command provided by a platform-independent API to tag files.
- Basfssettag is a command provided by a platform-dependent API to tag files.
- CACFS tagging is used to mark a subset of files in an ACFS file system for replication.
- Dacfsutil encr on can be used to specify the tag names of the files to be encrypted.
- Eacfsutil tag set can be used to tag files.
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- D18% (7)
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A: The acfssettag command sets the tag name on an Oracle ACFS file. sb8 acfssettag(const oratext *path, const oratext *tagname, oratext *value, size_t size, ub4 flags); C: Oracle ACFS tagging assigns a common naming attribute to a group of files. Oracle ACFS Replication can use this tag to select files with a unique tag name for replication to a different remote cluster site. The tagging option avoids having to replicate an entire Oracle ACFS file E: The acfsutil tag set command adds the given tag to the specified files or directories in an Oracle ACFS file system. Incorrect Answers: D: The acfsutil encr on command encrypts an Oracle ACFS file system, directories, or individual However, you specify a directory not a tag name. https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/OSTMG/GUID-9D88AC84-F3E1-432B-8907- E6D7647E1B0F.htm#OSTMG95633 https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/OSTMG/GUID-5A980C0A-BE5E-4489-8A25- ED9596BF6CA2.htm#OSTMG34700
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