A.The DB_CREATE_FILE_DEST parameter must be set to +DATA(newtemplate).

B.newtemplate must be defined for the +DATA disk group.

C.User-defined subdirectories ORCL and USERS must already exist.

D.The +DATA disk group should not be part of Flex ASM.

E.Existing data files in TBS1 must also use the same template.

A.All ASM Disks belonging to a disk group should have the same hardware specifications and storage attributes for optimal performance.

B.All ASM Disks belonging to a disk group should be of the same size for optimal performance.

C.Data files, redo logs, and RMAN backup pieces must be stored in different ASM disk groups for optimal performance.

D.To improve performance a database must have two disk groups; one for data and one for the fast recovery area.

E.Hardware-based mirroring combined with ASM mirroring guarantees optimal performance.

A.acfsutil audit init must be run by a system administrator.

B.acfsutil audit purge can be run by an audit manager.

C.acfsutil audit read marks audit files to indicate that it is safe to purge them.

D.acfsutil audit archive must be used to archive audit files that are larger than 10 MB.

E.Audit information gathered by each cluster node can be consolidated into the unified ACFS audit trail.

A.It can diagnose skew in response time.

B.It can analyze performance using data captured on all instances.

C.It can diagnose latency problems in the Cluster Interconnect.

D.It can analyze performance over any given time period.

E.It runs automatically in Instance ADDM mode after each AWR snapshot is created.

F.It can only analyze performance on the instance running the ADDM job.

A.A database instance on a node cannot be a client of an ASM instance running on other nodes.

B.A database instance on a node can only be a client of an ASM instance running on the same node.

C.ASM Cluster File System (ACFS) can be deployed on any nodes.

D.A database instance on a node uses an ASM instance as an I/O server when requesting I/O to diskgroups.

E.An ASM instance and database instances can coexist on the same node.

F.A database instance on a node can be a client of an ASM instance running on any node.