Case 1:
1.Shut down the database and perform a backup.
2.Restore all the data files.
3.Mount the database.
4.Recover the database.
5.Without applying all the redo log files, open the database using the RESETLOGS option.
6.Back up the database.
Case 2:
1.Shut down the database and perform a backup.
2.Restore only the data files of the tablespace where user error damaged the data.
3.Mount the database.
4.Recover the database.
5.Open the database with the RESETLOGS option.
6.Back up the database.
Case 3:
1.Shut down the database.
2.Restore the data files.
3.Open the database.
4.Perform recovery to the current point in time.
Which case has the correct steps for an incomplete recovery?
A.
Only case 1
B.
Only case 2
C.
Only case 3
D.
Case 1 and 2
E.
Case 2 and 3
F.
Case 1 and 3
G.
All cases, case 1, case 2, case 3
Explanation:
Case 2 is not correct since step 2 must restore all data files to get incomplete recovery working.
Case 3 is not correct since step 3 tried to open the database before starting the recovery while it must be done in mount mode.