You are required to migrate your 11.2.0.3 database to an Oracle 12c database.
Examine the list of steps that might be used to accomplish this task:
1. Place all user-defined tablespaces in read-only mode on the source database.
2. Use the RMAN convert command to convert data files to the target platform's endian format, if required.
3. Perform a full transportable export on the source database with the parameters VERSI0N=I2, TRANSPORTABLE=ALWAYS, and FULL=Y.
4. Transport the data files for all the user-defined tablespaces.
5. Transport the export dump file to the target database.
6. Perform an import on the target database by using the full, network_link, and transportable_datafiles parameters.
7. Perform an import on the target database by using the full and transportable_datafiles parameters.
Identify the required steps in the correct order.

You want to move your existing recovery catalog to another database.
Examine the steps:
1) Export the catalog data by using the Data Pump Export utility in the source database.
2) Create a recovery catalog user and grant the necessary privileges in the target database.
3) Create a recovery catalog by using the CREATE CATALOG command.
4) Import the catalog data into the new recovery catalog by using the Data Pump Import utility in the target database.
5) Import the source recovery catalog schema by using the RMAN IMPORT CATALOG command.
6) Connect to the destination database.
7) Connect as CATALOG to the destination recovery catalog schema.
Identify the option with the correct sequence for moving the recovery catalog.

You are administering a database that supports data warehousing workload and is running in noarchivelog mode. You use RMAN to perform a level 0 backup on Sundays and level 1 Incremental backups on all the other days of the week.
One of the data files is corrupted and the current online redo log file is lost because of a media failure.
You want to recover the data file.
Examine the steps involved in the recovery process:
1. Shut down the database instance.
2. Start up the database instance in nomount state.
3. Mount the database.
4. Take the data file offline.
5. Put the data file online.
6. Restore the control file.
7. Restore the database.
8. Restore the data file.
9. Open the database with the resetlog option.
10. Recover the database with the noredo option.
11. Recover the data file with the noredo option.
Identify the required steps in the correct order.

Examine the command to duplicate a database:
RMAN> DUPLICATE TARGET DATABASE TO cdb
PLUGGABLE DATABASE pdb1, pdb5;
Which two statements are true about the DUPLICATE command? (Choose two.)

You want to reduce fragmentation and reclaim unused space for the sales table but not its dependent
objects. During this operation, you want to ensure the following:
i. Long-running queries are not affected.
ii. No extra space is used.
iii. Data manipulation language (DML) operations on the table succeed at all times throughout the process.
iv. Unused space is reclaimed both above and below the high water mark.
Which alter TABLE option would you recommend?