A.It monitors and schedules the rotation/deletion of the binary logs.

B.It acquires a lock on the binary log for reading each event to be sent to the slave.

C.It connects to the master and asks it to send updates recorded in its binary logs.

D.It reads the relay log and executes the events contained in them.

A.Extra startup time would be required for the MySQL server to reset the privileges.

B.Users could overwrite configuration files.

C.SQL injections could be used to insert bad data into the database.

D.Data files could be deleted.

E.MySQL binaries could be damaged, deleted, or altered.

A.Use SET GLOBAL binlog_expire_logs_seconds=<value> and restart the server.

B.Set binlog_expire_logs_seconds in my.cnf.

C.Use PURGE BINARY LOGS to <binlog_name>.

D.Use SET PERSIST binlog_expire_logs_seconds=<value>.

E.Set binlog_expire_logs_seconds = 0 in my.cnf and restart the server.

F.Use SET GLOBAL binlog_expire_logs_seconds=<value> and run the FLUSH BINARY LOGS command.

A.It decrypts data for use in memory.

B.It enforces encryption from disk to memory and over network transmission.

C.It supports all indexes transparently.

D.It supports only non-blob datatypes.

E.It does not support the transportable tablespaces feature.