Oracle 1z0-133 - Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration I
All administrators that deal with the production domain in your organization are extremely experienced. As the lead administrator, you have been asked to change the administration console preferences for all administrators so that inline help no longer displays, since no one needs it.
Select the true statement about this scenario.
Which three statements about patching WebLogic Server (WLS) by using OPatch are true? (Choose three.)
You see a script called startWebLogic.sh (.cmd in Windows) in the root folder of your domain.
What does this script do?
Identify two reasons for defining machines and assigning servers to them in WebLogic Server. (Choose two.)
Your developers created Plain Old Java Objects (POJO) that provide useful functionality. The code is packaged in a JAR file. You want to make this code accessible from all the applications deployed to the managed servers in your domain. What are the four ways to accomplish this? (Choose four.)
One Managed Server that is part of a large domain throws java.lang.OutOfMemory errors (OOM) occasionally.
You have been monitoring this server with the jvisualVM tool but that didn’t help because the issue occurs infrequently and not a specific scenario. So you decided to force the server to dump the heap memory as soon as an OOM gets thrown in order to analyze the dump file later.
How do you modify the Java HotSpot startup command to enable this feature and save the dump in the directory D:\hprof-dumps\?
Identify two advantages of using a Single Client Access Name (SCAN) when configuring a GridLink data source. (Choose two.)
GridLink data sources are designed for use with an Oracle RAC database. By using the Fast Connection Failover (FCF) pattern, GridLink data sources can quickly react when a RAC node goes down.
Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)
You need to take a web application offline.
Which three options are supported in WebLogic Server when you stop a running application? (Choose three.)
You zipped up the domain’s config directory on the administration server’s machine before making some major configuration changes. You wait to activate after all the changes have been saved. After your changes are in, things start failing badly. You want to go back to the old configuration.
What is the best course of action?