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Database System 2 - CS - Managing Databases with Oracle
Database System 2 - CS - SQL for Database Construction
Database System 2 - CS - Data and Database Administration
Database System 2 - CS - Data Models into Database Designs
Database System 2 - CS - Modeling Data in the Organization
Database System 2 - CS - The Database Development Process
Database System 2 - CS - The Internet Database Environment
Database System 2 - CS - JDBC, Java Server Pages, and MySQL
Database System 2 - CS - Database Design Using Normalization
Database System 2 - CS - The Relational Model and Normalization
  1. Of the three ways to create an Oracle database, which one is the easiest and most recommended?

    2. A.

     Using the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant.
    B.

     Using the Oracle-supplied database creation procedures.
    C.

     Using the SQL CREATE DATABASE command.
    D.

     None of the above is correct.

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  2. What Oracle backup and recover file contains user and system data?

    3. A.

     Control file
    B.

     Datafile
    C.

     OnLine ReDo file
    D.

     Offline ReDo file

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  3. When using SQL*Plus, Oracle commands, column names, table names and all other database elements:

    4. A.

     are case insensitive.
    B.

     are case sensitive.
    C.

     must always be in lower case.
    D.

     must always be in upper case.

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  4. Which SQL phrase is not supported by Oracle?

    5. A.

     ON DELETE CASCADE
    B.

     ON UPDATE CASCADE
    C.

     CREATE SEQUENCE [SequenceName]
    D.

     DROP SEQUENCE [SequenceName]

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  5. What is the type of Oracle backup in which all uncommitted changes have been removed from the datafiles?

    6. A.

     Full backup
    B.

     Consistent backup
    C.

     Inconsistent backup
    D.

     Differential backup

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  6. You have linked SQL*Plus to an external text editor. To invoke the text editor for use within SQL*Plus, which command do you use?

    7. A.

     Open [FileName]
    B.

     Show [FileName]
    C.

     Alter [FileName]
    D.

     Edit [FileName]

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  7. The default extension for an Oracle SQL*Plus file is:

    8. A.

     .txt
    B.

     .pls
    C.

     .ora
    D.

     .sql

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  8. An Oracle System Change Number (SCN):

    9. A.

     is a value that is incremented whenever a dirty read occurs.
    B.

     is incremented whenever a deadlock occurs.
    C.

     is a value that keeps track of explicit locks.
    D.

     is a value that is incremented whenever database changes are made.

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  9. To obtain the structure of an Oracle table, the command to use is:

    10. A.

     STRUCTURE [TableName].
    B.

     DESCRIBE [TableName].
    C.

     DESCRIBE STRUCTURE [TableName].
    D.

     DESC TABLE [TableName].

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  10. To see the contents of the SQL*Plus buffer, type:

    11. A.

     CONTENTS
    B.

     BUFFER
    C.

     CURRENT
    D.

     LIST

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