The ORCL database is configured to support shared server mode. You want to ensure that
a user connecting remotely to the database instance has a one-to-one ratio between client
and server processes. Which connection method guarantees that this requirement is met?
A.
connecting by using a directory naming method
B.
connecting by using an external naming method
C.
connecting by using the easy connect method
D.
creating a service in the database by using the dbms_service.create_service procedure
and using this service for creating a local naming service”
E.
connecting by using the local naming method with the server = dedicated parameter set
in the tnsnames.ora file for the net service
A, D
E, i’m sure…
A (first choice)
D is a possibility as well.
A and D
E to me
You plan to upgrade your Oracle Database 9i to Oracle Database 12c. Which two methods can you use? (Choose two.)
A. Perform a rolling upgrade.
B. Perform a direct upgrade by running the Database Upgrade Assistant (DBUA).
C. Perform a direct upgrade by manually running the catctl.pl and catupgrd.sql scripts before issuing the STARTUPUPGRADE command.
D. Install the Oracle Database 12c software, create a new Oracle 12c database, and then use the Oracle Data Pump to import data from the source Oracle 9i database to the target Oracle 12c database.
E. Upgrade your current database to Oracle Database release 10.2.0.5, and then upgrade to Oracle Database 12c.
can someone provide me the answer…Thanks
A and E .
E is correct answer
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/manproc001.htm#ADMIN11167
To request a dedicated server (one-to-one ratio) connection when Oracle Database is configured for shared server, users must connect using a net service name that is configured to use a dedicated server. Specifically, the net service name value should include the SERVER=DEDICATED clause in the connect descriptor.