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Q11. What are the minimum permissions needed to run the install scripts? 

A. DB_Accessadmin, DB_Owner 

B. DataReader, DataWriter, DB_Owner 

C. DataReader, DataWriter 

D. DB_Accessadmin 

E. DB_Owner 

Answer:

Explanation: 

Note 1:Install the Developer Database Manually You can install the Developer database manually by running the scripts provided with the software. If you are using an Oracle Database, a script creates the schema, populates it with the appropriate objects, and creates an application user for the schema. If you are using a Microsoft SQL Server, one script creates the database and the database user, and a second script populates the database with the appropriate objects. You must have the proper administrative credentials for the database server to create and populate the tablespace or database. 

Note 2:To install the database manually on an Oracle Database server: 

1. From the Windows Start menu, open a Command Prompt window. 

2. To create the tablespace using the CreateSchemaObjects.sql script located in db scriptsORACLEDeveloper in the software installation files, enter the following at the command prompt: sqlplus - SQL*Plus is the command line application for Oracle Database. -s - Run SQL*Plus without SQL*Plus messaging. <adminuser> - The administrative user for the instance of the Oracle server. <adminpwd>@<instance> - The password for the administrative user and the name of the instance. 

Q12. It is important that a company using the UPK Developer comes up with a well-thought out backup plan to guard against losing UPK data in the event of a disaster. 

Identify the best practice that should be included in the backup plan. 

A. Backups should be performed only when all content authors are logged out of the Developer and all content is checked in. 

B. Backup frequency should be based on the amount of data you are willing to lose if disaster strikes. 

C. Backups should be verified to ensure that the process was successful. 

D. Backups should be tested practically to ensure that data can be recovered. 

Answer:

Q13. Your library database is corrupted and you decide to restore the database from a recent backup. However, after the library is restored, one of your users informs you that the user is not able to check a document that he or she has been editing. When the user does, he or she gets an error message saying that the document is not checked out, even though Developer shows it as checked out. 

Identify three statements that are true about this scenario. 

A. The document cannot be checked in because it is no longer in the library. 

B. The user can archive the document by exporting it to an .odarc file and reimport it after restarting Developer. 

C. You need to run updateRestoreDate.sql on the database. 

D. Before backing up the database, you should have checked the "All checked out" view and asked all users to check in their documents. 

E. The document did not exist when the backup was made and, therefore, is lost. 

Answer: B,C,D 

Explanation: B: Note: the export process writes all of the selected content to a single compressed archive file with the extension odarc. The import process then takes a single odarc file as input to re-create the contents of the archive in the current Library. C:If a database administrator restores the server database from a backup, the UpdateRestoreDate.sql script must be run to update specific fields. 

D: Note:All checked out - This view lists all checked out documents in the Library sorted by the author that has documents checked out (Checked Out By) and document Name. Documents appear in a flat view (no folder structure) and display Checked Out By, State, Last Modified Date, Version, and document Type columns. This view is useful for administrators who want to determine if there are any checked out documents in the Library before they perform software upgrades or other maintenance activity. 

Reference: OracleUser Productivity, Content Development 

Q14. Using Push technology (unattended installation), one of the users complains that the Developer is still not present. In the patch file, there is a command line for silent Installation. It states "x:my 

Foldersetup.exe" /s /f1"\serversetup.iss" 

Identify the cause of the user's problem. 

A. The user has a different operating system than the rest of the users. 

B. The path tosetup.exe contains a space character. 

C. The response file path is different from the setup.exe path. 

D. A space character is missing from between /f1 and "\serversetup.iss". 

Answer:

Explanation: By exclusion. Reference: Oracle User Productivity Kit, Installation And Administration Release 11.0, Run the Executable Silently 

Q15. You have installed the knowledge Center with the standard authentication mode. Select the statement that is true about the form authentication cookie. 

A. The Knowledge Center and Knowledge Data share the same form authentication cookie. 

B. The Knowledge Center and Knowledge Content share the same form authentication cookie. 

C. Only the Knowledge Center uses the form authentication cookie. 

D. The Knowledge Center, Knowledge Content, and Knowledge Data all share the same form authentication cookie. 

Answer:

Explanation: 

Standard: All login authentication to the Developer is done through accounts stored in the Developer database. 

Q16. A UPK content author has a single-user installation of UPK 3.6.1 on his or her computer.  The author would like to keep this installation on his or her machine, but also wants to Install the single user of UPK 11.0. 

Identify the process that enables this. 

A. The content author needs to create an .odarc file of all the content he or she wants to keep from the 3.6.1 single-user Installation, and then uninstall 3.6.1. After 3.6.1 is uninstalled, the author can install 11.0. Two different versions of UPK single user cannot be installed on one computer at the same time. 

B. The content author can run the UPK 11.0 setup and install UPK 11.0 in a folder structure that is different from where the UPK 3.6.1 is installed. Both versions of the developer can be launched independently. 

C. The content author can run the UPK 11.0 setup and Install UPK 11.0 in the same folder structure as the 3.6.1 Installation. This will upgrade the 3.6.1 installation to version 11.0. Two different versions of UPK single user cannot be installed on one computer at the same time. 

D. The content author can run the UPK 11.0 setup and install UPK 11.0 in the same folder structure as the 3.6.1 installation. Because the cache locations of 11.0 and 3.6.1 are different, the two versions of the UPK can be launched independently. 

Answer:

Explanation: Q: Can I install UPK 11.0 on top of a previous version? 

A: No. UPK 11.0 cannot install to a location that already includes a previous version (“on top”). 

Both the client and 

server installs need to be installed to a new location. 

Q: Can UPK 11.0 be installed on a machine which already has a previous version installed? 

A: Yes. 

Reference: UPK Master Documentation Library, Oracle User Productivity Kit V11.0, Faq,Upgrading to 11.0 

Q17. Your training coordinator has asked you to review and update three topics in a large outline, which is maintained by a group of authors. You plan to review while traveling, but you will not have access to the server. 

Select the process that enables you to review while traveling without access to the server. 

A. Check out the outline and all related documents so you have access to the full outline and all its related documents while you are offline. 

B. Do not check out any files because the system has local data storage and after you connect to the server, the changed files will be synchronized. 

C. Check out the topics that you need to review and get any other documents you might need. 

D. Check out the topics and related documents that you need to review and use the Get command for any other documents you might need. 

Answer:

Explanation: If you plan to explicitly work offline, you should always check out documents that you need to edit before going offline. You may also want to use the Get command from the Document menu to ensure that you have local copies of the most recent documents that you want to view in addition to those that you want to edit. If you go offline and do not have copies of some documents in your local cache, those documents will be unavailable to you. To remedy this, you will need to go back online and "get" the documents that you need. If you are working online you do not need to perform a “get” operation. 

Reference:functional best practices 

Oracle user productivity kit,multi-user: get vs. Checkout 

Q18. What is the first step to set up an unattended installation of the Knowledge Center? 

A. Run the executable silently. 

B. Record the parameter file by using the /r parameter. 

C. Log a support ticket. 

D. Use a third-party program to record the installation options. 

Answer:

Explanation: Unattended Installation You can use Push technology to distribute executable files for the setup to user desktops. You record response files which contain the pre-determined default settings, and then you can run the executable silently. If you deploy executable files in this manner, no interaction is necessary on the part of the user. The administrator can control the installation. You can record response files for any of the setup executables. Record the Parameter File To create a parameter file, you use the /r parameter to run the setup executable in record mode. This generates a response file (.iss) that contains the settings you chose while recording. These become the default settings 

Reference: Oracle User Productivity Kit, Installation And Administration Release 11.0, Unattended Installation 

Q19. Which statement best describes the main purpose of the library functionality within UPK? 

A. It provides a central storage point for all documents. 

B. It enables you to check out multiple documents at once. 

C. It provides a single location to create content. 

D. It enables you to create multiple documents with the same name. 

Answer:

Explanation: The Developer is the primary content authoring tool that allows you to create and publish content easily. Using a content Library for organization and storage, you can build outlines comprised of various documents such as modules/sections, topics, glossaries, questions, and assessments. 

Reference: Oracle User Productivity Kit, Installation And Administration Release 11.0, Overview and Documentation 

Q20. The content author who is responsible for publishing is located hundreds of miles away from the Developer server. The author experiences very long publishing times whenever he or she publishes content. 

How can this problem be fixed? 

A. Select someone that is closer to the server be responsible for publishing. 

B. Install a UPK Developer client on the Developer server for publishing. 

C. Allow extra time for the publishing process. 

D. Install a single-user UPK Developer on the Developer server for publishing. 

Answer:

Explanation: The Client The client computer requires an installation of the Developer. The client also contains a client database (also referred to as the document cache) that is used and managed by the client desktop software. The use of the client database provides the following: 

. Enables caching content on the client workstation for faster access. 

. Allows authors to create and modify content when not connected to the server. 

. Allows authors to continue working when the connection to the server is intermittently lost. 

. Allows authors to make content changes locally, or cancel the changes, before committing them to the server. 

Reference: Oracle User Productivity Kit, Installation And Administration Release 11.0, Developer Installation Overview