An administrator has SnapMirror active sync configured to protect Oracle databases between data centers. The configuration has multiple databases stored on each LUN. A database administrator (DBA)…

The correct answer is C. starting byte offset D. ending byte offset. When multiple databases are stored on the same LUN and a single database needs to be restored using SnapMirror active sync, the restore process must target the specific byte range corresponding to that database. This requires the starting byte offset and the ending byte offset…

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Question

An administrator has SnapMirror active sync configured to protect Oracle databases between data centers. The configuration has multiple databases stored on each LUN. A database administrator (DBA) asks the administrator to restore a single database on the source cluster. Which two parameters must be provided by the DBA? (Choose two.)

Options

Abyte count
Bbyte-range lock
Cstarting byte offset
Dending byte offset

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A
39% (9)
B
17% (4)
C
43% (10)

Explanation

When multiple databases are stored on the same LUN and a single database needs to be restored using SnapMirror active sync, the restore process must target the specific byte range corresponding to that database. This requires the starting byte offset and the ending byte offset. These define the exact data region on the LUN to be restored without affecting the other

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