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#54. The CURSOR_SHARING parameter is set to SIMILAR at the instance level and you issue these SELECT statements IN the ORDER shown below: SELECT * FROM employees WHERE department_id=50; SELECT * FROM employees WHERE department_id=70;
There is an index on the DEPARTMENT ID column of the 1,000,000 row EMPLOYEES table. Ninety percent of the employees are part of the DEPARTMENT_ID 50. In which two scenarios will Oracle 9i share the corresponding cursors for the two statements? (Choose two)
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#56. Data file DF1 belongs to table space TS1.,and the database is in ARCHIVE LOG mode. You did an incomplete recover in the following steps: 1. Take data file DF1 offline. 2. Copy a backup copy of DF1 into the current DF1 location. 3. Execute RECOVER DATA FILE UNTIL TIME sometime in the past. 4. Bring DF1 online. 5. Execute ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESET LOGS. To guarantee that the database is recoverable in the future, what is the least amount of work needed?
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#57. Some data storage and transfer media have fixed-length physical records. When the data records are short, more then one can be stored in a single, physical record to use the storage space efficiently. Consider this data: 1119 Smith 1120 Yvonne
1121 Albert 1130 Thomas Which two statements can you use to load the data into the EMP table? (Choose two)
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#60. Archive file format LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT is defined as arch_%s.arc. A week ago, you just archived arch_4.arch to tape, then removed all archived files to save disk space. Yesterday you saw arch_10.arc and arch_11.arc on the disk. Today, you see arch_3.arc in the archive directory. Which two could you happened? (Choose two)
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