Examine the output of the asmcmd and srvctl commands:
Then you execute this command:
$ srvctl relocate asm -currentnode host03 -targetnode host02
Which three statements are true regarding the execution of this command based on the output shown? (Choose three.)
The command `srvctl relocate asm -currentnode host03 -targetnode host02` is used to move the running ASM instance from HOST03 to HOST02. Since the ASM cluster is in Flex mode, this operation does not require shutting down the ASM instance on HOST03 first (hence, option A is incorrect). When relocating, the ASM instance starts on the target node (HOST02) and then shuts down on the current node (HOST03) once the clients are disconnected (making option B and C correct). Furthermore, since the ASM instance will be relocated to HOST02, any connected 19c database instances will reconnect to the new ASM instance on HOST02 (making option D correct). Therefore, options B, C, and D are the correct choices.
Answer: BDE
I vote BDF. Why F? You can also use SRVCTL to determine whether Oracle Flex ASM is enabled. If enabled, then srvctl config asm displays the number of Oracle ASM instances that has been specified for use with the Oracle Flex ASM configuration. For example: Copy $ srvctl config asm ASM instance count: 3
B. Correct because the relocation process involves starting the ASM instance on the target node (HOST02) and not shutting down the ASM instance on the current node (HOST03) until all clients have disconnected. C. Correct because once the ASM instance is started on HOST02 and all clients have disconnected from HOST03, the ASM instance on HOST03 is shut down. D. Correct because after the relocation, database instances can reconnect to the ASM instance now running on HOST02. E. Incorrect because the ASM instance is being relocated to HOST02, not HOST01. Thus, database instances should reconnect to HOST02, not HOST01.
i think BDF correct
Can't be F. Because in B and D ASM instance is running on HOST 2. So how come it's not configured in F. I think BDE.