A.Runthe* | clustercommand in the search bar and find the least number of cluster entries.

B.Select the Error in the Severity field and display it in the log record.

C.Run the query for specific error message in search bar and sort the least number of entries

D.Select the Histogram from the Visualize panel and search for error message.

A.that they've licensed the OracleDiagnostics Pack and thatSTATISTICS_LEVELis set toTYPICALorALLenabling the database to populate statistics

B.that they've licensed the Oracle Performance Pack and thatSTATISTICS_LEVELis set toTYPICALorALLenabling the database to populate statistics

C.that they've licensed the Oracle AWR Pack and thatSTATISTICS_LEVELis set toTYPICALorALLenabling the database to populate statistics

D.that they've licensed the Oracle Tuning Pack and thatSTATISTICS_LEVELis set toTYPICALorALLenabling the database to populate statistics

A.Using Cloud Agents

B.UsingIdentity Context Configuration interface

C.Data Collector

D.Using REST API calls

A.Rapid detection, investigation and remediation of the broadcast range of security threats

B.Execution of REST based cloud rules against cloud provider endpoints

C.Execution and scoring of custom scripts or processes

D.Results consumption and scoring of automated industry-standard benchmarks

E.Proactive monitoring of issues, troubleshooting and resolving them before they impact end user

A.All logs must be collected, but you can choose to exclude specific logs from going to the Oracle Management Cloud using Gateway commands.

B.When deploying a Cloud agent, there is an option to include or exclude logs.

C.If already set up by default, you need to install the agent.

D.Within the Oracle Management Cloud userinterface, navigate from Oracle Log Analytics to Log Admin and then to Log Sources configuration section, and choose the option Excluded Patterns.