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| Question ID 21365 | In which file is the information that host naming is enabled stored?
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| Option A | Init.ora
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| Option B | Sqlnet.ora
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| Option C | Tnsnames.ora
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| Option D | Listener.ora
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| Correct Answer | B |
Explanation Explanation: Answer B is correct. In addition to the Tnsnames.ora file, another file is used to specify whether client-side tracing is enabled, and what the default naming conventions are for database domain and directory path. His file is called Sqlnet.ora. This file can be found in the network/admin subdirectory under your Oracle software home directory on your client machine. Incorrect Answers: A is incorrect; Init.ora file is used on the server to start database, it does not provide information that host naming is enabled or not. C is incorrect; Tnsnames.ora file is the cornerstone for locally configured networking, but it is also not used for host naming configuration. D is incorrect; Listener.ora file provides information about listener configuration.
| Question ID 21366 | Which statement is true regarding connection breaks?
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| Option A | In-band breaks are faster than out-band breaks.
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| Option B | In-band breaks use messages that invoke operating system signals.
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| Option C | In-band breaks are issued to the server process by the operating system.
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| Option D | Out-band breaks send urgent data messages and are faster than in-band breaks.
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| Option E | There are no fundamental differences between in-band breaks and out-band breaks.
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| Correct Answer | D |
Explanation Answer D is correct. Out-band breaks are faster than in-band breaks and they send also urgent data messages. Incorrect Answers: A is incorrect; out-band breaks are faster than in-band breaks, not vise-versa. B is incorrect; in-band breaks do not use messages that invoke operating system signals. C is incorrect; in-band breaks are not issued to the server process by the operating system. E is incorrect; there are fundamental differences between in-band breaks and out-band breaks: out-band breaks: out-band breaks are faster than in-band breaks and they send also urgent data messages.