oracle.1z0-053:the significance of the CHANGE FAILURE command

QUESTION NO: 25
Which statement describes the significance of the CHANGE FAILURE command in RMAN?(Choose all that apply.)
A. It is used to change failure priority only for HIGH or LOW priorities.
B. It is used to execute the advised repair script.
C. It is used to change failure priority only for the CRITICAL priority.
D. It is used to explicitly close the open failures.
E. It is used to inform the database about the repair after the repair script executes.
Answer: A,D
Explanation:

Failure Status

Every failure has a failure status: OPEN or CLOSED. The status of a failure is OPEN until the appropriate repair action is invoked. The status changes to CLOSEDafter the failure is repaired.

Every time you execute LIST FAILURE, Data Recovery Advisor revalidates all open failures and closes failures that no longer exist. Thus, if you fixed some failures as part of a separate procedure, or if the failures were transient problems that disappeared by themselves, running LIST FAILURE automatically closes them.

You can use CHANGE FAILURE to change the status of an open failure to CLOSED if you have fixed it manually. However, it makes sense to use CHANGE FAILURE ... CLOSED only if for some reason the failure was not closed automatically. If a failure still exists when you use CHANGE to close it manually, then Data Recover Advisor re-creates it with a different failure ID when the appropriate data integrity check is executed.

Failure Priority

Every failure has a failure priority: CRITICAL, HIGH, or LOW. Data Recovery Advisor only assigns CRITICAL or HIGH priority to diagnosed failures.

Failures with CRITICAL priority require immediate attention because they make the whole database unavailable. For example, a disk containing a current control file may fail. Failures with HIGH priority make a database partly unavailable or unrecoverable and usually have to be repaired quickly. Examples include block corruptions and missing archived redo logs.

If a failure was assigned a HIGH priority, but the failure has little impact on database availability and recoverability, then you can downgrade the priority to LOW. A LOW priority indicates that a failure can be ignored until more important failures are fixed.

By default  LIST FAILURE  displays only failures with  CRITICAL  and  HIGH  priority. You can use the   CHANGE   command to change the status for   LOW   and   HIGH   failures, but you cannot change the status of   CRITICAL   failures. The main reason for changing a priority to  LOW  is to reduce the  LIST FAILURE  output. If a failure cannot be revalidated at this time (for example, because of another failure), then  LIST FAILURE  shows the failure as open.

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