OCP-1Z0-053-V12.02-347题

347.What does the output on this report indicate?

RMAN> report need backup;

RMAN retention policy will be applied to the command

RMAN retention policy is set to redundancy 1

Report of files with less than 1 redundant backups

File #bkps Name

5 0 C:ORACLEORADATAORCLMY_DATA_01.DBF

A. The my_data_01.dbf datafile is corrupted and needs to be restored.

B. The my_data_01.dbf datafile has not yet been backed up. This report does not imply that the data in the datafile can not be recovered.

C. The my_data_01.dbf datafile has not yet been backed up. This report implies that the data in the datafile can not be recovered.

D. The my_data_01.dbf datafile no longer meets the retention criteria for backups.

E. Datafile 5 is missing.

Answer: B

NEED BACKUP

Lists all data files in the specified reportObject that require a new backup.

The report assumes that you will restore the most recent backup. If you do not specify any option, then RMAN uses the current retention policy configuration. If the retention policy is disabled (CONFIGURE RETENTION POLICYTO NONE), then RMAN generates an error.

REDUNDANCY integer Specifies the minimum number of backups or copies that must exist for a data file to be considered not in need of a backup. In other words, a data file needs a backup if there are fewer than integer backups or copies of this file. For example, REDUNDANCY 2 means that if there are fewer than two copies or backups of a data file, then it needs a new backup. See Table 3-5 for description of output.

able 3-5 Report of Files with Fewer Than n Redundant Backups

Column	Indicates
`File`	The absolute data file number of a data file with less than n redundant backups.
`#bkps`	The number of backups that exist for this file.
`Name`	The name of the file.