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 SQLPIus 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.

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 SQLPIus 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 dgroupl ADD DISK
‘/dev/rdsk/disk*5’,
‘/dev/rdsk/disk*6’;

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

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

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

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



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