While setting up an Oracle database for one of your critical applications, you want to ensure that the
database is backed up at regular intervals without your intervention. What should you do to achieve
the objective?
A.
configure the database to run in ARCHIVELOG mode
B.
configure the Flash Recovery Area to enable automatic database backup
C.
schedule the database backup using DBMS_JOB package after creating the database
D.
schedule the database backup using Recovery Manager (RMAN) commands after creating the
database
E.
schedule the database backup using Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) while creating the
database
Oracle now facilitates setting up and scheduling database backups as soon as a database is created via the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA).
Even if there is no central Enterprise Manager Grid Control environment in the company, this backup can be accomplished via Grid Control’s little brother, Database Control – which manages only a single database.
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Select Use Database Control for Database Management to manage your database locally. If you choose this option, you can additionally check Enable Email Notifications for Oracle to e-mail you alerts regarding potential problems, and check Enable Daily Backup.
regular intervals – DBCA