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Introduction: |
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Why Oracle? |
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Choosing the right Oracle product. |
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Concepts of a relational database |
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Installing Oracle database 10g/11g software: |
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Basic System requirements. |
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Use Oracle Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA) |
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Install software with the Oracle Universal Installer. |
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Create an Oracle database: |
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Oracle Database Architecture. |
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Oracle instance architecture. |
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Use the Database Creation Assistant. |
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Controlling the database: |
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Startup and shutdown the database |
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Start and stop the listener |
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Storage Structures |
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Defining the tablespaces and data files |
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Create tablespaces |
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Manage tablespaces |
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Obtain tablespace information |
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Create and manage tablespace |
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Administering users: |
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Create and manage database user accounts |
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Create and manage roles |
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Grant and revoke privileges |
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Manage Database security |
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Managing schema objects |
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Create and modify tables |
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Define constraints |
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View the attributes of a table |
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View the contents of a table |
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Create indexes and views |
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Data Transfers |
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Using Import |
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Using Export |
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Using SQL Loader |
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Oracle Net Services |
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Understand Oracle Net concepts |
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Use Oracle Net Manager to create and configure listeners |
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Use the listener control utility to control the Oracle Net Listener |
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Use the Oracle Net Manager to configure client and middle-tier connection |
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Use TNSPING to test Oracle Net connectivity |
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Performance Monitoring |
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Troubleshoot invalid and unusable objects |
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Gather optimizer statistics |
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View performance metrics |
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React to performance issues |
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Undo Management |
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Monitor and administer undo |
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Monitor and administer undo |
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Configure undo retention |
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Guarantee undo retention |
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Use the undo advisor |
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Monitoring and Resolving Lock Conflicts |
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Detect and resolve lock conflicts
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Manage deadlocks |
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Backup and Recovery |
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Describe the basics of database backup, restore and recovery |
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List the types of failure that may occur in an Oracle Database |
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Describe ways to tune instance recovery |
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Identify the importance of checkpoints, redo log files, and archived log file |
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Configure ARCHIVELOG mode |
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Database backups |
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Create consistent database backups |
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Back your database up without shutting it down |
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Create incremental backups |
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Automate database backups |
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Monitor the flash recovery area |
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Database Recovery |
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Recover from loss of a control file |
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Recover from loss of a redo log file |
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Recover from loss of a data file |
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Full Database recovery |
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Diagnostic Sources |
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The Alert Log |
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Alerts Notification |
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Trace Files |
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Monitoring and Managing Memory |
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Oracle Memory Structures |
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Automatic PGA Memory Management |
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Using the Memory Advisor |
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Using Automatic Shared Memory Management to avoid long running query issues |