QUESTION 40
For which two situations would you use functionality provided by the Resource Manager? (Choose two.)
A. setting idle timeout limits on resource plans
B. saving storage space by using compressed backup sets
C. creating jobs that will run automatically at a scheduled time
D. assigning priorities to jobs to manage access to system resources
Section: (none)
Explanation
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The Resource Manager provides the functionality of setting idle timeout limits on resource plans and
Manager allows you to distribute processing resources to users so that they are used efficiently, create
undo pools to be used by specific groups of users, create session pools for users, limit the number of
active sessions for a specific group of users, and prevent processing-intensive jobs from executing longer
than expected or from generating more I/O than you specify.
For which two situations would you use functionality provided by the Resource Manager? (Choose two.)
A. setting idle timeout limits on resource plans
B. saving storage space by using compressed backup sets
C. creating jobs that will run automatically at a scheduled time
D. assigning priorities to jobs to manage access to system resources
E. creating alerts to perform notification when tablespaces are low on available space resources
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Correct Answer: ADSection: (none)
Explanation
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The Resource Manager provides the functionality of setting idle timeout limits on resource plans and
assigning priorities to jobs to manage access to system resources.
The Resource Manager feature of an
Oracle database provides a set of APIs that allow you to manage resources automatically. The ResourceManager allows you to distribute processing resources to users so that they are used efficiently, create
undo pools to be used by specific groups of users, create session pools for users, limit the number of
active sessions for a specific group of users, and prevent processing-intensive jobs from executing longer
than expected or from generating more I/O than you specify.