Oracle Service Cloud Developer — Question 24

Which three configurations would you recommend to provide High Availability? (Choose three.)

Answer options

• A. enabling Flashback Technologies - for fast point-in-time recovery from logical corruptions and for fast reinstatement of a primary database following failover
• B. configuring bonding for the management network in order to provide highest availability for the Data Guard network
• C. using Normal redundancy diskgroups for all diskgroups where the primary database is protected by a Data Guard standby database that is deployed on the same Exadata Database Machine
• D. when no Data Guard standby database is deployed, using High redundancy for both the RECO and DATA diskgroups
• E. using Normal redundancy diskgroups for all diskgroups where the primary database is protected by a Data Guard standby database that is deployed on a separate Exadata Database Machine
• F. when no Data Guard standby database is available, configuring Exadata as a stretched RAC

Correct answer: A, B, D

Explanation

The correct options A, B, and D focus on strategies that enhance High Availability. A discusses the benefits of Flashback Technologies for quick recovery and reinstatement, B emphasizes the importance of bonding in the management network for Data Guard, and D highlights the necessity of High redundancy when no standby database is present. Options C, E, and F do not directly address High Availability in the same context as the chosen answers.