1Z0-536 · Question #22
What is the rule for using different types of compression on different partitions of a single table stored on an Exadata Storage Server?
The correct answer is C. Any partition can use any type of compression, regardless of the compression of other partitions. Note 2: Oracle supports enabling any type of table compression at the partition or sub- partition level. An OLTP application, therefore, can store historical data in partitions with Archive Compression, while active data remains in partitions with OLTP Table Compression.
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What is the rule for using different types of compression on different partitions of a single table stored on an Exadata Storage Server?
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- AAll partitions must either be compressed or uncompressed.
- BAll partitions must use either OLTP compression or Hybrid Columnar Compression.
- CAny partition can use any type of compression, regardless of the compression of other partitions.
- DYou cannot mix compression types among partitions of the same table.
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(56 responses)- A11% (6)
- B4% (2)
- C80% (45)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
Note 2: Oracle supports enabling any type of table compression at the partition or sub- partition level. An OLTP application, therefore, can store historical data in partitions with Archive Compression, while active data remains in partitions with OLTP Table Compression.
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