Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Managing Resumable Space Allocation (Part 2 of 2)

The lecture covers various aspects of Oracle database management, focusing on resumable space allocation. It explains different statement types, how to configure resumable timeouts, and the use of logon and after suspend triggers. The lecture also discusses monitoring suspended statements and best practices for implementing resumable space allocation. It emphasizes proactive space management and using resumable space as a secondary measure.

What is one way to disable resumable space allocation?

• Use the Sequel loader utility

• Set the resumable timeout parameter to zero

• Issue the statement ALTER SESSION ENABLE RESUMABLE

• Set the resumable timeout parameter to 3600

What is the purpose of a logon trigger in the context of resumable space allocation?

• To disable all client sessions

• To enforce resumable settings when a user logs on

• To create a new database segment

• To import data using the data pump utility

How can you notify a DBA about a suspended statement?

• By disabling the session

• By using a logon trigger

• By sending an email or SMS

• By setting the timeout to zero

Which package is used to manage suspended statements in Oracle?

• DBMS_JOB

• DBMS_ALERT

• DBMS_RESUMABLE

• DBMS_SCHEDULER

What should be the primary strategy for managing storage usage challenges?

• Rely solely on resumable space allocation

• Monitor free space in tablespaces proactively

• Use short loading processes

• Disable all resumable settings

What is a recommended practice for configuring resumable space allocation?

• Disable it for HR schema sessions

• Configure it for long loading processes

• Use it only for short loading processes

• Apply it to all database operations

What should you do if a short loading process doesn't find enough free space?

• Review the procedure for monitoring tablespaces

• Increase the resumable timeout

• Disable resumable space allocation

• Use a different database utility