单项选择题
You are the Database Administrator for WonderWeb， which has recently acquired a media company TXGlobal. You have been assigned the task to migrate all the database applications of TXGlobal to the database server of WonderWeb. To accommodate more database applications， you need to add disks to the existing disk group. Whenever you add or remove disks from the disk group， Automatic Storage Management （ASM） rebalancing distributes the data evenly across all the disks of the disk group. Which background process performs this actual rebalancing activity， resulting in the movement of data extents in the disk groups？（）
A. ASMB
B. ARBn
C. RBAL in the ASM instance
D. RBAL in the database instance
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B. CREATE TABLESPACE DATA1 DATAFILE ’+grp1’；
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