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Why does performance degrade when many UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETEstatements are issued on a table that has an associated bitmap index?
Bitmap indexes in currently ''supported'' versions of Oracle are maintained in a much more efficient manner than they were previously, to the point where the need for frequently rebuilds has been much reduced, even in tables in which such indexes are not dropped during heavy loads.
That said, Bitmap indexes are still unsuitable in OLTP type environments (even in 11g or later) due to the locking implications associated with them.
Note: bitmap indexes are only suitable for static tables and materialized views which are updated at nigh and rebuilt after batch row loading.
Not B: Like b-tree indexes, bitmap indexes should be rebuilt (ALTER INDEX . . . REBUILD) if there is a lot of DML (UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE) activity.
Not A: Since 10g,Oracle issignificantly more efficient and where possible will simply adjust the current rowidrange of the Bitmap index entry and modify the bitmap string accordingly to accommodatea new row value (resulting in an overall increase of just 2 bytes overall in this example) rather than create a totally new index entry (which required an additional 21 bytes in the 9i example).
Which command do you use to check for block corruption by validating the database?
since 11g the syntax got changed to
RMAN> validate [check logical] database;
Example:
DGMGRL> validate database verbose d1
output include:
Block Corruptions found NO NO
To revoke unnecessary and unused privileges, you can use Privilege Analysis. Which sequence should you follow?
1 -Start the analysis.
2 - Set up the analysis policy type (database, role, context).
3 - Generate the results.
4 -View the results in DBA_USED_PRIVSand DBA_UNUSED_PRJVS.
5 - Stop the analysis.
Identify two types of solutions in which you would need to use Active Data Guard and Golden Gate together.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/availability/active-data-guard-wp-12c-1896127.pdf (page 16, last two bulleted points)
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/UPGRD/deprecated.htm#UPGRD60084
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