Intelligent Oracle Apps Dba Assessment Test

Adpatch is a utility used in Oracle E-Business Suite to apply patches. It is a command-line tool that allows users to apply patches to the system. By running the adpatch command, users can initiate the patching process and apply the necessary updates to the Oracle E-Business Suite. This utility ensures that patches are applied correctly and efficiently, helping to maintain the stability and functionality of the system.

The options provided are all types of patches except for "Threeoff". "Oneoff" refers to a patch that is applied only once, "Mini packs" are small patches that fix specific issues, and "Roll off" is a type of patch that is applied to a specific version of software. However, "Threeoff" is not a recognized term for a type of patch, making it the correct answer.

A hotpatch allows a patch to be applied without putting the application in maintenance mode. This means that the patch can be applied while the application is still running and accessible to users. Hotpatching involves injecting the patch into the running application without the need for a restart or downtime, ensuring continuous availability of the application. This method is often used for critical updates or patches that need to be applied quickly without disrupting the application's operation.

The Jserv configuration files are stored in the directory $IAS_ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Jserv/etc.

Querying ad_bug is a way to check if a patch has been applied or not. By running this query, it will provide information about any bugs or patches that have been applied in the system. This query is commonly used to verify if a specific patch has been successfully applied or not.

Adctrl can be used to check and manage the status of workers. Adctrl is a utility in Oracle Applications that allows users to control and monitor concurrent processing. It provides options to start, stop, and monitor concurrent manager processes and workers. With Adctrl, users can view the status of workers, such as whether they are running, completed, or on hold. It also allows users to manage the concurrent processing queue by controlling the submission and execution of concurrent requests.

Maintenance packs are patches that are specifically designed to upgrade an application from one version to another when applied. They contain bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features that help enhance the functionality and stability of the application. Family packs, rollups, and mini packs may also contain patches, but they are not specifically intended for upgrading the application to a new version.

Autoconfig is a tool used for automatically configuring software or systems. In this case, the parameters that autoconfig will ask for are the context file name and password. The context file contains important configuration information for the software or system, and the password is required to access and modify this file. By providing these parameters, autoconfig can effectively configure the software or system based on the specified context file and its associated settings.

The correct answer is "Top 10 processes taking high CPU." The top command is a Linux utility that provides real-time information about processes running on a system. It displays a dynamic, ordered list of running processes, with the highest CPU usage at the top. By specifying "Top 10 processes taking high CPU," the command will display the top 10 processes that are currently utilizing the most CPU resources.

The correct answer is FND_SECURE. This is because the .dbc file is typically stored in the FND_SECURE directory.