1Z0-083 · Question #54
Which three are true about transporting databases across platforms using Recovery Manager (RMAN) image copies? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. By default, the transported database will use Oracle Managed Files (OMF) B. Data files can be converted on the destination system. C. Data files can be converted on the source system. A: If you do not provide a destination, then the DB_FILE_CREATE_DEST initialization parameter must be set in the target platform. RMAN restores the data files to the location specified by this parameter using new Oracle Managed File (OMF) names. BC: While creating the…
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Which three are true about transporting databases across platforms using Recovery Manager (RMAN) image copies? (Choose three.)
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- ABy default, the transported database will use Oracle Managed Files (OMF)
- BData files can be converted on the destination system.
- CData files can be converted on the source system.
- DA new DBID is automatically created for the transported database.
- EDatabases can be transported between systems with different endian formats.
- FThe password file is automatically converted by RMAN.
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(15 responses)- A73% (11)
- D7% (1)
- E7% (1)
- F13% (2)
Explanation
A: If you do not provide a destination, then the DB_FILE_CREATE_DEST initialization parameter must be set in the target platform. RMAN restores the data files to the location specified by this parameter using new Oracle Managed File (OMF) names. BC: While creating the cross-platform backup to transport a database, you can convert the database either on the source database or the destination database. The benefit of performing the conversion on the destination database is that the processing overhead of the convert operation is offloaded from the source to the destination database. D is incorrect. Convert operation will not change DBID explicitly. You will have to use DBNEWID utility to change if you wish to. E is incorrect. The source platform and destination platform must use the same endian format.
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