单选题You are performing the shrink operation on the SCOTT.EMP table. You want to perform the same operation on all dependent objects of the SCOTT.EMP table. What is NOT a prerequisite for the operation？（）AYou must enable the row movement on the SCOTT.EMP ta

第1题：

Which four actions are possible during an Online Data file Move operation?（）

• A、Creating and dropping tables in the data file being moved
• B、Performing file shrink of the data file being moved
• C、Querying tables in the data file being moved
• D、Performing Block Media Recovery for a data block in the data file being moved
• E、Flashing back the database
• F、Executing DML statements on objects stored in the data file being moved

第2题：

You are shrinking the SCOTT.EMP table by executing the ALTER TABLE SCOTT.EMP SHRINK SPACE CASCADE statement. What is a prerequisite for shrinking the SCOTT.EMP table？（）

• A、 You must enable the block change tracking feature.
• B、 You must have enable the flashback feature.
• C、 You must use the OMF in your database.
• D、 You must define the tablespace of the SCOTT.EMP table for automatic segment space management.

第3题：

第4题：

You are maintaining your database in Oracle10g. While performing an incremental backup of the database， you want to back uponly those blocks that have changed since the last backup. Which file will you create to increase the performance of the backup operation while performing the incremental backup of the database？（）

• A、 redo log files
• B、 password file
• C、 control file
• D、 change tracking file

第5题：

You created the DEPT table by using the following command：   CREATE TABLE scott.dept   （deptno NUMBER（3），   dname VARCHAR2（15），   loc VARCHAR2（15） ）   STORAGE （INITIAL 100K NEXT 50K  MAXEXTENTS 10 PCTINCREASE 5  FREELIST GROUPS 6 FREELISTS 4）；You are required to shrink the DEPT table. While performing the shrink operation， you want to ensure that the recovered space is returned to the tablespace in which the DEPT table is stored. You do not want to shrink the indexes created on the DEPT table. What will you do to shrink the SCOTT.EMP table？（）

• A、 Issue the ALTER TABLE SCOTT.DEPT SHRINK SPACE COMPACT； statement.
• B、 Issue the ALTER TABLE SCOTT.DEPT SHRINK SPACE； statement.
• C、 Issue the ALTER TABLE SCOTT.DEPT SHRINK SPACE CASCADE； statement.
• D、 You cannot shrink the SCOTT.EMP table.

第6题：

Your database is running in ARCHIVELOG mode. The SCOTT.EMP table belongs to the DATA1 tablespace. The junior DBA erroneously runs a script that executes the following statement：   SQL> DROP TABLE SCOTT.EMP PURGE；   After one hour， you are performing the user managed incomplete recovery. Which datafiles will you restore from the last full backup？（）

• A、 the datafiles associated with the SYSTEM tablespace
• B、 the datafiles associated to the DATA1 tablespace
• C、 the datafiles associated to the SYSTEM and DATA1 tablespaces
• D、 all the datafiles in the database

第7题：

You are maintaining your OLTP database in Oracle10g. You are performing the Flashback Transaction Query to find the undo SQL statements that can be used to undo the changes made to the database in the specific time period. Which pseudocolumn will you use to perform the Flashback Transaction Query？（）

• A、 VERSIONS_STARTSCN
• B、 VERSIONS_STARTTIME
• C、 VERSIONS_XID
• D、 VERSIONS_OPERATION

第8题：

第9题：

When shrinking a table segment， you choose to shrink all the indexes for that table using the SHRINK SPACE command. Which clause should you use？（）

• A、 INCLUDING DEPENDENCIES
• B、 INCLUDING DEPENDENCIES CASCADE
• C、 COMPACT
• D、 CASCADE
• E、 None of the above

第10题：

In one of your online transaction processing （OLTP） applications， users are manipulating and querying a database table simultaneously. From the Segment Advisor， you find that one of the tables is highly fragmented and you want to shrink the table immediately without affecting the currently active queries. Which option would you use with the ALTER TABLE command to achieve this objective？（）

• A、 REBUILD
• B、 CASCADE
• C、 TRUNCATE
• D、 ROW MOVEMENT
• E、 SHRINK SPACE COMPACT
• F、 SHRINK SPACE CASCADE