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Stay ahead with 100% Free Oracle GoldenGate 12c Implementation Essentials 1Z0-447 Dumps Practice Questions

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Question 1

A database that requires replication contains sensitive data that is not required on the target. How should you prevent this sensitive data from being replicated?

A : Use the FILTER option in the MAP parameter.

B : Use the COLMAP option in the MAP parameter

C : Do not specify those columns in the ADD TRANDATA command.

D : Use the COLS and COLSEXCEPT options in the TABLE parameter.

Answer: B

Question 2

Which parameter for GoldenGate 12c enables DDL replication for a Replicat?

A : TARGETDDL

B : GETDDL

C : DDL for Replicat is enabled by default.

D : USEDDL

Answer: C

Question 3

Which Logdump command is used to check how many change records are in the trail file?

A : STATS

B : REPORT

C : REPORTCOUNT

D : COUNT

Answer: D

Question 4

What is the function of the GoldenGate JAgent?

A : It performs connections via JDBC to run the Veridata comparisons.

B : It enables communication between GoldenGate and Monitor, and Enterprise Manager Agent.

C : It reads the database transaction logs.

D : It integrates GoldenGate with Oracle Data Integrator.

Answer: B

Question 5

You want to issue GoldenGate commands from a script. What sequence of steps should you follow to accomplish this?

A : Create a text file that contains the commands that you want to issue, in the order they are to be issued. Run GGSCI ./ input_file, where the file name is the script file.

B : Create a text file that contains the commands that you want to issue, in the order they are to be issued. Enter ggsci < input_file from the command line of the operating system, where the input_file is an OBAY text file

C : Create a text file that contains the commands that you want to issue, in the order they are to be issued. Run GGSCI < input_file, where the file name is an OBEY file.

D : Create a text file that contains the commands that you want to issue, in the order they are to be issued. Enter ggsci ./ input_file from the command line of the operating system, where the file name is the script file.

Answer: B

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