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Create an Oracle CDB - Quiz
Oracle AI Database 26ai: five questions, one point each. Select one answer for questions 1-4 and exactly four for question 5. Multiple-answer questions receive one point only when every correct option and no incorrect option is selected.
1.
After manually creating a new Oracle AI Database 26ai CDB, which supplied script is documented for building the required dictionary views and PL/SQL packages across the CDB?
Select one answer.
A.
pupbld.sql
B.
A custom script that creates the STANDARD package from scratch
C.
Only a query against USER_TABLES
D.
catcdb.sql, following the installed release instructions
2.
How should undo be managed in a new Oracle AI Database 26ai CDB?
Select one answer.
A.
Create four named rollback segments and set ROLLBACK_SEGMENTS.
B.
Use automatic undo management with undo tablespaces; inspect local or shared undo configuration.
C.
Store undo in a temporary tablespace.
D.
Disable undo because redo records can replace it.
3.
During manual database initialization, which script creates data dictionary views and public synonyms, including views such as USER_TABLES?
Select one answer.
A.
catproc.sql
B.
user_catalog.sql
C.
pupbld.sql
D.
catalog.sql
4.
What should replace a lesson that tells Oracle AI Database 26ai administrators to run PUPBLD.SQL to enforce application data access restrictions?
Select one answer.
A.
Database-enforced least privilege using appropriate object/system privileges and roles.
B.
Re-create PRODUCT_USER_PROFILE and rely on it for every client.
C.
Give all application users the DBA role.
D.
Use SQL*Plus -RESTRICT as a substitute for database authorization.
5.
Which FOUR statements correctly describe storage in a modern Oracle CDB/PDB environment?
Select exactly four answers. Credit requires all four correct choices and no extra choices.
A.
Permanent application tablespaces use data files.
B.
Every database must contain a tablespace named REPORTS.
C.
Temporary tablespaces use tempfiles for temporary work.
D.
Online redo logs are tablespaces that store table rows.
E.
PDB$SEED is the normal destination for application tables.
F.
Permanent tablespaces must use manual free-list management.
G.
Automatic undo management uses undo tablespaces.
H.
User application objects normally belong in a user PDB rather than CDB$ROOT or PDB$SEED.
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