1Z0-902 · Question #58
Which three statements are true about Oracle Configuration Manager (OCM) for an Exadata Database Machine?
The correct answer is B. It collects configuration information automatically. C. It collects configuration information on demand. E. Collected configuration information can be uploaded automatically to Oracle. Oracle Configuration Manager (OCM) is designed to simplify support interactions by gathering system configuration data and sending it to Oracle Support. Options B and C are correct because OCM supports both scheduled (automatic) and on-demand collection - you don't have to…
Question
Which three statements are true about Oracle Configuration Manager (OCM) for an Exadata Database Machine?
Options
- AIt is mandatory to install OCM on all database servers.
- BIt collects configuration information automatically.
- CIt collects configuration information on demand.
- DIt is mandatory to install OCM on at least one database server.
- ECollected configuration information can be uploaded automatically to Oracle.
- FCollected configuration information can be uploaded manually to Oracle.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A5% (2)
- B91% (39)
- D2% (1)
- F2% (1)
Explanation
Oracle Configuration Manager (OCM) is designed to simplify support interactions by gathering system configuration data and sending it to Oracle Support. Options B and C are correct because OCM supports both scheduled (automatic) and on-demand collection - you don't have to choose one mode exclusively. Option E is correct because in connected mode, OCM transmits that data automatically to Oracle, which is the tool's primary value proposition for proactive support.
Why the distractors fail:
- A & D are both wrong because OCM is optional, not mandatory - neither on all servers nor on at least one. Oracle recommends it for better support, but it's not a deployment requirement.
- F is the trickiest distractor: while disconnected/manual upload exists as a fallback, OCM's defining feature is automatic upload (E), making F redundant and not one of the three core truths the question targets.
Memory tip: Think of OCM as "ACE without the Manual" - Automatic collection (B), on-Command collection (C), and automatic Export to Oracle (E). The "mandatory" options (A, D) are traps because OCM is a recommendation, not a rule.
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