a: restore database; b: recover database; c: shutdown immediate d: startup e: restore archivelog all; f: alter database open

Given the following RMAN commands, choose the option that reflects the order required to
restore your currently operational ARCHIVELOG mode database.
a: restore database;
b: recover database;
c: shutdown immediate
d: startup
e: restore archivelog all;
f: alter database open

Given the following RMAN commands, choose the option that reflects the order required to
restore your currently operational ARCHIVELOG mode database.
a: restore database;
b: recover database;
c: shutdown immediate
d: startup
e: restore archivelog all;
f: alter database open

A.
a, b, c, d, e, f

B.
c, b, a, d, e, f

C.
c, b, a, d, f

D.
c, a, b, d

E.
c, a, e, b, d, f



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Pynes

Pynes

What is the need of startup and Alter database open,Correct answer seems like D

Vic

Vic

Strange answer for this question.
To restore database you must have a database to be in mounted state.
Answer E (c,a,e,b,d,f) is strange because of
c. shutdown immediate

?. Who put database in mount mode beetween c and a ?

a. restore database (database is down)

I think steps should be
c,d(if suggested that open of database failed and database in mount state),a,e,b,f