Identify three common practices for implementing an Oracle Database.
A.
Aggregate online redo log files, control files, and production data files within a single share.
B.
Segregate different databases to different projects.
C.
Configure write-optimized SSD-based log devices.
D.
Fine-tune share settings for recordsize, compression, checksumming, and security based on the
requirements for the database.
E.
Configure read-optimized SSD-based log devices.
F.
Create a dedicated project for all databases.
Explanation:
• Segregate different databases to different projects
• Store all databases files for a specific database in the same project
• Segregate online redo log files and control files, production data files, temporary files, and recovery files to separate shares within the same project 35 Configuring Sun Storage 7000 Systems for Oracle Databases Sun
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• Segregate production data files to separate shares within the same project if the data files are subject to significantly different workloads or requirements
• Fine-tune share settings for recordsize, compression, checksumming, and security based on the requirements for the share
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