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Introduction

  • Overview of Oracle database server architecture.
  • Overview of the Oracle multitenant container database.
  • Oracle database instance and database sharding.

Accessing Oracle Database

  • Connecting to an Oracle database instance.
  • Utilizing Oracle database tools.
  • SQL*Plus.
  • Using Oracle SQL Developer.
  • Using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA).
  • Overview of Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c features.
  • Overview of the Oracle Enterprise Manager component.
  • Single pane of glass for enterprise management.
  • Managing the Oracle Enterprise Manager database.

Creating an Oracle Database

  • Creating an Oracle database using DBCA.
  • Creating an Oracle database using an SQL command.

Working with Database Instances

  • Starting the Oracle database instance.
  • Shutting down an Oracle database instance.
  • Comparing Shutdown modes.
  • Opening and closing Pluggable Databases (PDBs).
  • Configuring PDBs.

Managing Database Instances

  • Using initialization parameters.
  • Working with the Automatic Diagnostic Repository.
  • Viewing the alert log.
  • Using trace files.
  • Administering the DDL log file.
  • Working with dynamic performance views.
  • Using a data dictionary.

Overview of Oracle Net Services

  • Defining components of Oracle Net Services.
  • Configuring and managing Oracle Net Services.
  • Overview of the Oracle Net listener.
  • Comparing dedicated and shared server architectures.

Naming Methods

  • Establishing Oracle network connections.
  • Understanding naming methods.
  • Easy Connect.
  • Local and directory naming.
  • Managing workloads using database services.
  • Creating database services.

Working with the Listener

  • Using the default listener.
  • Configuring dynamic service registration.
  • Configuring static service registration.

Configuring a Shared Server Architecture

  • Enabling a shared server.
  • Controlling shared server operations.
  • Using SGA and PGA.
  • Shared server configuration considerations.

Configuring Oracle Connection Manager

  • Understanding Oracle Connection Manager.
  • Using filtering rules.
  • Implementing intranet and internet access control.
  • Using session multiplexing.
  • Configuring Oracle Connection Manager.
  • Configuring the cman.ora file.
  • Configuring clients.
  • Configuring the database server.
  • Using the Oracle Connection Manager control utility.

Creating PDBs

  • Provisioning new pluggable databases.
  • Creating a new PDB from PDB$SEED.
  • Using the FILE_NAME_CONVERT clause.
  • Using OMF or the PDB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT parameter.
  • Other techniques for creating PDBs.

Managing PDBs

  • Changing the PDB mode.
  • Modifying PDB settings.
  • Changing initialization parameters.
  • Using the Alter System Command in a PDB.
  • Configuring hostname and port number per PDB.
  • Dropping PDBs.

Understanding Database Storage

  • Database storage architecture.
  • Database structures.
  • Using segments, extents, and blocks.
  • Using tablespaces and data files.
  • Understanding the types of segments.
  • Storing table data.
  • Database block content.
  • Managing deferred segment creation.
  • Monitoring tablespace space usage.

Managing Tablespaces

  • Creating tablespaces.
  • Defining default permanent tablespaces.
  • Working with temporary tablespaces.
  • Altering and dropping tablespaces.
  • Implementing Oracle Managed File (OMF).
  • Moving or renaming online data files.

Improving Space Usage

  • Understanding space management features.
  • Managing block space.
  • Specifying table compression.

Managing Undo Data

  • Managing transactions and undo data.
  • Storing undo information.
  • Configuring undo retention.
  • Enabling temporary undo.

Creating and Managing User Accounts

  • Oracle-supplied administrator accounts.
  • Authenticating users.
  • Assigning quotas.

Configuring Privilege and Role Authorization

  • Understanding system privileges.
  • Configuring system privileges.
  • Managing privileges.

Configuring User Resource Limits

  • Managing profiles and users.
  • Understanding profile parameters.

Oracle Database Auditing

  • Understanding database security.
  • Auditing implementation.
  • FGA policy.

Loading and Transporting Data

  • Moving data.
  • Data loading methods.
  • Exporting and importing data.
  • Transporting a database.

Database Monitoring

  • Performance management activities.
  • Maintaining databases.
  • Understanding methods of performance tuning.

Database Processes

  • Process architecture and structure.
  • Using the different writer and monitor processes.

Managing Memory

  • Managing memory components.
  • Automatic memory management.

Analyzing SQL

  • Using the Oracle optimizer.
  • Optimising access paths.
  • SQL plan directives.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of SQL.

Target Audience

  • System administrators.
  • Technical consultants.
  • Database administrators.
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