Oracle OCP 1Z0-053 Q516(Workload Capture)
apply.)
A. SQL text
B. Shared server requests (Oracle MTS)
C. Bind variable values
D. Information about transactions
E. Remote DESCRIBE and COMMIT operations
Answer: ACD
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e41481/dbr_intro.htm#RATUG105
8.1 Workload Capture
The first step in using Database Replay is to capture the production workload. Capturing a workload involves recording all requests made by external clients to Oracle Database.
When workload capture is enabled, all external client requests directed to Oracle Database are tracked and stored in binary files—called capture files—on the file system. You can specify the location where the capture files will be stored. Once workload capture begins, all external database calls are written to the capture files. The capture files contain all relevant information about the client request, such as SQL text, bind values, and transaction information. Background activities and database scheduler jobs are not captured. These capture files are platform independent and can be transported to another system.
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