You plan to install Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a Standalone Server and Oracle Database for the first time on a server.
Examine this command and its outcome:
Which two are true? (Choose two.)
You plan to install Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a Standalone Server and Oracle Database for the first time on a server.
Examine this command and its outcome:
Which two are true? (Choose two.)
The output of the command indicates that the user 'oracle' is part of the 'oinstall' group and the 'dba' group. This means that 'oracle' will be an owner of the Oracle Inventory as it is part of the 'oinstall' group, and the user account 'oracle' and the 'oinstall' group can be used for all Oracle software installations. This setup is typical for maintaining proper permissions and privileges for Oracle installations.
A, E D not: The SYSASM Privilege for Administering Oracle ASM SYSASM is a system privilege that enables the separation of the SYSDBA database administration privilege from the Oracle ASM storage administration privilege. Access to the SYSASM privilege is granted by membership in an operating system group that is designated as the OSASM group. This is similar to SYSDBA and SYSOPER privileges, which are system privileges granted through membership in the groups designated as the OSDBA and OSOPER operating system groups. You can designate one group for all of these system privileges, or you can designate separate groups for each operating system privilege.
A is wrong - for Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation the owner of Oracle Inventory is the grid C , E are the right answers
But we ont have user grid on that question. Oracle can be used to install both oracle database and grid.
Correct:A,E
I will go with A, E
I will go with A,E
you need to analyze this question based on the issued command. AE is correct.
I think CE because if you install Oracle restart with grid user, grid user will be the owner of /u01/app/oraInventory
Sorry AE, poorly written question but reasoning by exclusion AE
AE correct
Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/cwlin/creating-operating-system-oracle-installation-user-accounts.html#GUID-4DA71FFA-AB5B-49AA-B21D-92C952C8A3FC
The others do not make sense.
I believe it's AC. E is a given thing, it goes back to 10g or even prior! D is incorrect.
for sure C is incorrect and E is correct
You are right, SYSASM is in Grid installation not in Database Software. AE are correct.
I think A,D
I was thinking in A, C
c is incorrect -> oracle can own database and grid in an single-user installation, and this output oracle has dba and oinstall group.
C is correct as it saids, ".... but not Grid...."