You want to start a global service on your database. Which three conditions must be met?

Question

Options

• AThe database is open and registered with a global service manager.
• BThe service has been disabled on that database.
• CThe database role is different from the role attribute of the service.
• DThe replication lag on the database does not exceed the maximum value specified for the service.
• EThe service has reached its cardinality defined by the number of preferred databases.
• FNo other database in the pool is a better candidate for starting the service.

• A
  74% (20)
• B
  15% (4)
• C
  4% (1)
• E
  7% (2)

Explanation

https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/GSMUG/cloud.htm#GSMUG694 Starting a Global Service A global service is automatically enabled immediately after it has been created. The term enabled means that the service can be started on a database if the database is eligible for running the service, namely, when the following conditions are met: - The database is open and registered with a global service manager. - The service has not been disabled on that database. - The database role matches the role attribute of the service. - The replication lag on the database does not exceed the maximum value specified for the - The service has not reached its cardinality defined by the number of preferred databases. - No other database in the pool is a better candidate for starting the service, for example, the service can be started on an available database only if there is no eligible preferred database.

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