Which two statements are true about metrics in Oracle Enterprise manager?

The correct answer is A. Metric extensions are the new way to create metrics that is introduced in Oracle Enterprise manager E. Previous user-defined metrics do not need to be displayed or deleted after they are migrated to. A, E (not B, not C, not D): Metric Extensions are the next generation of User-Defined Metrics, which enable you to extend Enterprise Manager to monitor conditions specific to the enterprise's environment by creating new metrics for any target type. The migration of existing…

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AMetric extensions are the new way to create metrics that is introduced in Oracle Enterprise manager
BUser-defined metrics are not-supported for the targets monitored by oracle Enterprise Manager
CUser-defined metrics do not need to be migrated to metrics extensions.
DMigration of collected, user-defined metric historic data is not supported with oracle Enterprise
EPrevious user-defined metrics do not need to be displayed or deleted after they are migrated to

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A, E (not B, not C, not D): * Metric Extensions are the next generation of User-Defined Metrics, which enable you to extend Enterprise Manager to monitor conditions specific to the enterprise's environment by creating new metrics for any target type. The migration of existing User-Defined Metrics to Metric Extensions is supported through the Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface (EM CLI). * Extending Monitoring Capability OS-Based User-Defined Metrics SQL-Based User-Defined Metrics

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