Which two actions could you take to prevent this locking problem in the future?

You receive complaints from users regarding the high waiting time for their transactions. On
investigation, you find that some users are not committing their transactions though they are not
performing any activity for a long time. As a result, SQL statements need to wait for rowlevel locks.
Which two actions could you take to prevent this locking problem in the future? (Choose two.)

You receive complaints from users regarding the high waiting time for their transactions. On
investigation, you find that some users are not committing their transactions though they are not
performing any activity for a long time. As a result, SQL statements need to wait for rowlevel locks.
Which two actions could you take to prevent this locking problem in the future? (Choose two.)

A.
Decrease the IDLE_TIME resource limit in the profile assigned to the blocking users.

B.
Use Database Resource Manager to automatically log out sessions that block others and are
idle

C.
Set the limit in the profile of blocking users to control the number of blocks to be accessed in a
session.

D.
Decrease the maximum number of interested transaction list (ITL) slots for the segments on
which the blocking user performs the transaction.



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