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Oracle 10g Administration
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What
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| Oracle's new 10g database leverages the power of grid computing to spread tasks across multiple low cost machines. Learners will be able to install and maintain an Oracle 10g database in an effective, efficient manner. Topics such as the interaction among Oracle components, an understanding of Oracle's architecture, performance monitoring, database security, user management, and backup and recovery techniques are covered. |
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Oracle Architectural Components |
- Describe the stages that the Oracle 10g Database Server goes through in processing an SQL statement
- Differentiate among a database, an instance and a server
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- Define the underlying physical, memory, process and logical structures of the Oracle 10g Database Server
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Oracle Server Introduction |
- Define the functions of the Oracle Universal Installer
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- Explain Oracle's administration tools
- Describe Oracle's configuration assistants
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Database Architecture, Creation and Interfaces |
- Differentiate between shared server and dedicated server
- Define and explain Automatic Storage Management (ASM)
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- Describe the different interfaces to the Oracle kernel
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Database Control and Storage Structures |
- Describe Oracle's multithreaded agent technology
- Explain Oracle's listener technology
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- Define Oracle's Recycle Bin and Flashback technology
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Managing Users and Schemas |
- Define the roles of creating, deleting, and managing users
- Define the creating, deleting, and managing roles
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- Define the create, delete, and manage privileges
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Data Management |
- Describe Oracle's SQL*Loader technology
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- Describe the process used with large scale data imports and exports using the Data Pump technology
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PL/SQL |
- Explain the method used to declare PL/SQL variables
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- Define the PL/SQL syntax
- Describe PL/SQL exception handlers
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Database Security Management |
- Explain how Oracle uses profiles to manage and secure passwords
- Describe how Oracle uses a password file to secure DBA access
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- Define how Oracle uses auditing and audit trails to track access to the database
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Oracle Net Services |
- Define Oracle Net Manager and Oracle listener technologies
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Oracle Shared Server |
- Describe Oracle's Shared Server benefits, configuration, and technology
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Database Performance Monitoring |
- Describe Oracle's statistics gathering, tuning, and monitoring
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Database Maintenance |
- Explain how Oracle establishes alert thresholds
- Describe how Oracle gathers baseline metrics
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- Define how to use Oracle tuning and diagnostic advisors
- Describe Oracle's automatic workload repository
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Database Undo Management |
- Explain Oracle's undo management technology
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- Describe Oracle's flashback technology
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Database Locking Conflicts |
- Explain Oracle's row and table locking technology
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- Describe Oracle's deadlock management technology
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Database Backup and Recovery Concepts |
- Describe Oracle's crash and instance recovery technology
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- Define how Oracle works with online and archived redo log files
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Database Backups |
- Explain how to perform server managed (RMAN) backups
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- Define how to configure and use Oracle's Flash Recovery area
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Database Recovery |
- Describe how to use Flashback to perform database recovery
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