when does an alert gets signaled?
Answer / Suhail Abbas
An alert gets signaled in Oracle Database when a specific condition is met, such as running out of space in a datafile, exceeding the limit on the number of sessions, or detecting corruption. Alerts are crucial for database administration as they help identify and resolve issues promptly.
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