Dell-EMC
E20-326 · Question #192
A customer is planning an Oracle 11g implementation. You have been asked to design the Oracle storage architecture. You recommend placing redo log files on separate drives from other Oracle files…
The correct answer is A. Redo logs' write performance can affect the performance of the entire database. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer is planning an Oracle 11g implementation. You have been asked to design the Oracle storage architecture. You recommend placing redo log files on separate drives from other Oracle files. Your customer wants an explanation of this architecture choice. What best describes the reason for this EMC recommendation?
Options
- ARedo logs' write performance can affect the performance of the entire database
- BSeparation ensures that disk failure will not result in losing the entire database
- CRedo logs on the same drives as the Oracle data files is not supported
- DRedo logs' read performance can affect the performance of the entire database
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- D7% (3)
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