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#3. You execute the following query to check resource consumption in the current plan used by the database: SQL> SELECT name, active_sessions, requests, queue_Iength, current_undo_consumption “UNDO CONSUMPTION” FROM V$rsrc_consumer_group;
NAME ACTIVE_SESSIONS REQUESTS QUEUE_LENGTH UNDO CONSUMPTION
OTHER_GROUPS 1 1 0 0
GROUP1 2 4 2 0 Which statement is correct when a user belonging to GROUP1 tries to start a session?
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#5. You use the following query to monitor the Shared Servers: SQL>SELECT maximum_connections “MAX CONN”, servers_started “STARTED”, servers_terminated “TERMINATED”, servers_highwater “HIGHWATER” FROM v$shared_server_monitor;
MAX CONN STARTED TERMINATED HIGHWATER
3 6 6 3 With every execution, you observe that the values of the STARTED and TERMINATED columns are growing quickly. What action would you take?
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#10. In an online transaction processing (OLTP) system, which is configured in shared server mode, you execute the following query to examine the sort performance: SQL> SELECT d.VALUE “Disk”, m.VALUE “Mem”, (d.VALUE/m.VALUE)*100 “Ratio” FROM v$sysstat m, v$sysstat d WHERE m.name=’sorts (memory)’ AND d.name=’sorts (disk)’;
Disk Mem Ratio
23 206 11.165049 What action would you take after observing the output?
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