Oracle Exam 1Z0-083 Topic 6 Question 113 Discussion

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Question #: 113
Topic #: 6

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Choose two. Which two are true about backup set compression using RMAN default compression?

ACompressed backups cannot have a section size defined.

BCompressed backups can be written only to media.

CBinary compression adds CPU overhead to backup operations.

DUnused blocks below the high water mark are backed up.

ECompression can be done only for locally managed tablespaces.

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Marilynn

2 months ago

Compressed backups can't have a section size defined? What is this, the dark ages of database backups? I'll go with C and D as well, just to keep up with the times.

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Ruth

9 days ago

That's true, compression can be done only for locally managed tablespaces.

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Tyisha

12 days ago

Unused blocks below the high water mark are backed up.

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Candra

1 months ago

I agree, binary compression adds CPU overhead to backup operations.

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Tanja

1 months ago

I think compressed backups can be written only to media.

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Billye

2 months ago

Haha, 'backup set compression' - sounds like the newest CrossFit workout! But in all seriousness, I think Cherrie and Alex nailed it. C and D are the way to go.

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Alex

2 months ago

I agree with Cherrie on C and D. B is definitely wrong - compressed backups can be written to disk as well as media. And A and E just don't make sense to me.

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Mozell

1 months ago

I agree, A and E don't seem right to me either.

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Katheryn

1 months ago

I think C and D are correct. B is wrong, backups can be written to disk too.

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Cherrie

2 months ago

C and D seem like the correct answers here. The CPU overhead for compression is well known, and unused blocks are definitely included in the backup, even if they're below the high water mark.

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