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q. 1 : when will the rollback information applied in the event of a database crash4 q2 `% K$ q; ]- x l
1. before the crash occurs
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4. roll back infrmation is never applied if the database crashes
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q. 2 : the data dictionary tables and views are stored in: x1 D R! K# J- x3 w
1. users tablespace6 R2 S s; L4 U# V8 s, Q
2. system tablespace
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4. any of the three
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3 V; q& [4 o5 K! B* U, p$ V) z8 g q. 3 : oracle uses the data dictionary tables and views
4 M5 l9 w2 v, E- O 1. to make the database user friendly
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1 m$ s Y* L! w: s q. 4 : no data in any data dictionary tables should be deleted or altered by any user. which of the following object is an exception to this rule,
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