Pick the statement that would fail to add diska5 and diska6.

The following query shows four MEMBER disks and three CANDIDATE disks.

SQL> select name, header_status, path from v$asm_disk;

NAME HEADER_STATUS PATH

———— ————- ————————-

CANDIDATE /dev/rdsk/diska5

CANDIDATE /dev/rdsk/diska6

CANDIDATE /dev/rdsk/diska7

DISK01 MEMBER /dev/rdsk/diska1

DISK02 MEMBER /dev/rdsk/diska2

DISK03 MEMBER /dev/rdsk/diska3

DISK04 MEMBER /dev/rdsk/diska4

7 rows selected.

Using SQLPlus you want to add /dev/rdsk/diska5 and /dev/rdsk/diska6 to diskgroup DGROUP1.

DGROUP1 is currently mounted.

Pick the statement that would fail to add diska5 and diska6.

A.
ALTER DISKGROUP dgroup1 ADD DISK
‘/dev/rdsk/disk*5’,
‘/dev/rdsk/disk*6’;

B.
ALTER DISKGROUP dgroup1 ADD DISK
‘/dev/rdsk/diska5’,
‘/dev/rdsk/diska6’;

C.
ALTER DISKGROUP dgroup1 ADD DISK
‘/dev/rdsk/diska5’ name disk05,
‘/dev/rdsk/diska6’ name disk06;

D.
ALTER DISKGROUP dgroup1 ADD DISK ‘/dev/rdsk/diska*’;

E.
ALTER DISKGROUP dgroup1 ADD DISK ‘/dev/rdsk/diska[56]’;