Free Oracle 1Z1-238 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

What is true about editing and saving the <CONTEXT_NAME>.xml file by using the Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) Web page?

• A.  AutoConfig automatically starts and picks up the changes and propagates them when
  the Context file is saved on the OAM Web page.
• B.  When you make changes to the Context file on the OAM Web page and save the file,
  the changes are stored in the OAM database and the
  Context file is updated.
• C.  After changes made to the Context file are saved on the OAM Web page, you must log
  out and log in again to OAM to apply and propagate
  the changes.
• D.  The Context file is edited and saved only to the file system. AutoConfig picks up the
  changes whenever it runs next after the update.

You are applying a patch on the database tier. You run AutoConfig as a post installation task of the patch. But the AutoConfig script exits with nonzero status. What should be your first action to resolve the problem?

• A.  Restart AutoConfig.
• B.  Check <RDBMS ORACLE_HOME>/appsutil/log/<CONTEXT_NAME>/<MMDDhhmm>/adconfig.log for the reported error.
• C.  Check <INST_TOP>/admin/log/<MMDDhhmm>/adconfig.log for the reported error.
• D.  Restart the patch.

Praveen performed a single-node installation of Oracle Applications R12 on a Linux server. After a few days, he got one more server with the HP operating system. To use resources of both the servers, he decided to move the database tier to the new HP server. Identify the correct sequence of steps that he needs to perform to successfully move the database tier.
1.Start up the database and listener.
2.Shut down only application tier services.
3.Export the database from the Linux server by using the exp utility.
4.Install fresh 10g software on the HP server.
5.Create an empty database on the HP server.
6.Import data into empty database on HP server using the imp utility.
7.Copy only the $ORACLE_HOME database from the Linux server to the HP server.
8.Run AutoConfig on the database tier after changing the $CONTEXT_FILE.
9.Shut down all services of Oracle Applications R12.
10.
Enable database for AutoConfig.
11.
Copy the data files and $ORACLE_HOME database from the Linux server to the HP server.
12.
Run AutoConfig on the application tier after changing the $CONTEXT_FILE.

• A.  11, 1, 10, 8, 12
• B.  9, 11, 1, 8, 10, 12
• C.  4, 1, 11, 6, 1, 8, 12
• D.  9, 7, 3, 6, 1, 12, 8
• E.  2, 4, 5, 3, 6, 10, 8, 12

As a database administrator (DBA), you have been trying to apply a maintenance patch, but it has failed to run successfully to completion. You check the AD Administration log file for an error. The log file reveals several entries that are generic errors about the inability of patch codes to have access to product packages from the GL product modules. You remember that one of the occasions when you should run the Recreate Grants and Synonyms AD Administration utility is if the patch and the administrative sessions fail to run successfully to completion. You have found one occasion to use this utility in the case above. Now choose three other occasions when you would run this process again. (Choose three.)

• A.  after applying a patch to the Applications technology stack
• B.  after custom development
• C.  in case of incomplete database migrations (exports or imports)
• D.  when installing or maintaining underlying database components or options such as Replication
• E.  when applying a patch to the operating system

Identify the environment variable that points to the $COMMON_TOP/java directory in Oracle Applications R12.

• A.  JRE_TOP
• B.  JDK_TOP
• C.  JAVA_BASE
• D.  JAVA_TOP