Writing the buffered log to __________ is sometimes referred to as a log force.
A. Memory
B. Backup
C. Redo memory
D. Disk
Answer:A
Writing the buffered log to __________ is sometimes referred to as a log force.
A. Memory B. Backup C. Redo memory D. Disk
Explanation: If there are insufficient log records to fill the block, all log records in main memory are combined into a partially full block and are output to stable storage.