GridLink data sources are designed for use with an Oracle RAC database. By using the Fast Connection Failover (FCF) pattern, GridLink data sources can quickly react when a RAC node goes down.
I'm pretty sure A and C are the right answers. The Oracle Notification Service and FCF's connection handling sound like the way to go. As for B, I'd rather not set my network timeouts too low - I don't want my data source to have a nervous breakdown!
I'm going with A and E. The Oracle Notification Service is used, and you can use any Oracle Thin database driver with a GridLink data source. B and C sound a bit too good to be true, to be honest.
I think A and C are the correct statements. The Oracle Notification Service is used to notify the data source of changes to RAC nodes, and FCF is faster because it handles the polling and testing of connections, freeing up the data source.
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