| Exam Code/Number: | 1z1-074Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Upgrade Oracle DBA 11g or 12c to 12c R2 |
| Certification: | Oracle |
| Question Number: | 75 |
| Publish Date: | Jul 17, 2026 |
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Which two are true about tables recovered by using the RMAN RECOVER TABLE command or the command itself, starting from Oracle Database 12c Release 2? (Choose two.)
Your CDB is in ARCHIVELOG mode and has an application container with a container PDB. A backup exists for the CDB.
When you connect to the container PDB and try to execute a query, you get an error that a SYSTEM data file is missing in the container PDB.
You want to use the RMAN RESTORE DATABASE and RECOVER DATABASE commands to perform the recovery.
Examine these actions:
* Connect to CDB$ROOT and execute SHUTDOWN ABORT and STARTUP MOUNT.
* Connect to the application container and execute SHUTDOWN ABORT.
* Connect to the application container and execute ALTER PLUGGABLE DATABASE CLOSE ABORT.
Which option correctly lists the actions that you must execute before performing the recovery?
The TESTDB container database (CDB) contains two pluggable databases (PDBs), PDB1 and PDB2.
USER1 is a local user in PDB1 and has the SYSBACKUP privilege.
Connect descriptors for PDB1 and PDB2 are mapped to TNS aliases pdb1 and PDB2 in tnsnames.ora.
Examine these commands executed by USER1 when all PDBs are open:
What is the outcome and why?
You want to restrict PGA usage to 200 MB for a set of database users' sessions as part of your organization's security requirements for combating denial of service (DOS) attacks.
Which statement is true about limiting PGA usage for those users' sessions?