Oracle Database Administration 2019 Certified Professional — Question 74
Which statement describes the purpose of colocation_tag for client routing with Oracle database 19c?
Answer options
- A. When possible, clients with the same colocation_tag are routed to the same instance that offers a given service.
- B. When possible, clients with the same colocation_tag are routed to the same available instance even if a preferred instance is available.
- C. When possible, clients with the same colocation_tag could be routed across a set of preferred instances based on a specific load balancing option.
- D. When possible, clients with the same colocation_tag are routed to the same available instance when a preferred instance is not available.
Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer A accurately describes that clients sharing the same colocation_tag are directed to the same instance providing a specific service, optimizing resource usage. Option B misrepresents the routing priority by suggesting that a preferred instance can be overlooked, while C implies routing across preferred instances, which is not the main purpose. Option D incorrectly states that routing occurs only when a preferred instance is unavailable, which does not capture the primary function of colocation_tag.