D-PDM-DY-23 · Question #67
When configuring PowerProtect Data Manager with Oracle databases, what specific feature should be considered for effective backup?
The correct answer is A. Oracle RMAN. Oracle RMAN (Recovery Manager) is the correct answer because PowerProtect Data Manager integrates natively with RMAN, Oracle's built-in backup and recovery tool, to perform consistent, block-level backups of Oracle databases - making it the specific feature designed for this…
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When configuring PowerProtect Data Manager with Oracle databases, what specific feature should be considered for effective backup?
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- AOracle RMAN
- BOracle Data Guard
- COracle ASM
- DOracle Flashback
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A94% (29)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Oracle RMAN (Recovery Manager) is the correct answer because PowerProtect Data Manager integrates natively with RMAN, Oracle's built-in backup and recovery tool, to perform consistent, block-level backups of Oracle databases - making it the specific feature designed for this purpose.
- B (Data Guard) is a high-availability and disaster recovery solution (standby databases), not a backup mechanism.
- C (ASM - Automatic Storage Management) is Oracle's volume manager and file system for database files, not a backup feature.
- D (Flashback) provides point-in-time recovery using undo data, but it's a local recovery tool, not an enterprise backup integration point.
Memory tip: Think "R-MAN = Recovery MANager" - when you see "backup" and Oracle in the same sentence, RMAN is the dedicated tool. PowerProtect simply orchestrates it.
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