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Oracle9i Database Fundamentals 1Z0 031
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What
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| This online training course is designed to help you who have experience with relational databases, SQL, and networking prepare for the Oracle 9i 1Z0 031 exam. Users will be introduced to the major components of an Oracle server and the database structure, and will learn how to create and manage such components as databases, instances, tablespaces, tables, datafiles, storage units, undo data, tables, indexes, data integrity, users, profiles, privileges, and roles. |
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Oracle Architecture and Tools |
- Explain the Oracle server architecture
- Identify how users connect to the Oracle server
- List tools used by DBAs to administer Oracle
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- Describe the benefits of Optimal Flexible Architecture
- Install Oracle using Oracle Universal Installer
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Managing Instances and Creating Databases |
- Create and manage an initialization parameter file
- Create a database with the create database command
- Define a character set for your database
- Configure language dependent behavior for the your database
- Retrieve NLS information from the your database
- Configure Oracle managed files
- Use the startup command
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- List the different options available for starting Oracle
- Shut down an Oracle instance
- Describe the two types of diagnostic files used in Oracle
- List the prerequisites necessary for database creation
- List values that must be set in the parameter file
- Use the Database Configuration Assistant
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Managing the Database Structure |
- Use data dictionary views
- Query the data dictionary
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- Use control files
- Work with redo logs
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Managing Tablespaces and Datafiles |
- Describe the logical structure of Oracle databases
- Create tablespaces
- Manage temporary segments
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- Take tablespaces online and offline
- Change tablespace storage settings
- Use Oracle Managed Files (OMF) with tablespaces
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Managing Storage Structures and Undo Data |
- Identify storage needs for different segment types
- Size OLTP and batch undo segments
- Maintain undo segments manually
- Control the size allocation of extents and segments
- Acquire extents in dictionary managed tablespaces
- Create and configure undo segments
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- List the keywords that control block space usage
- Obtain information about storage from the data dictionary
- Describe the purpose of undo data
- Implement automatic undo management
- Use multiple extents when using parallel processors
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Managing Tables |
- Explain how tables can store data
- Create permanent and temporary tables
- Manage storage structures
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- Relocate tables
- Drop unused columns
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Managing Indexes and Data Integrity |
- Describe the different types of indexes and their uses
- Create various types of indexes
- Reorganize and drop indexes
- Monitor index usage
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- Implement data integrity constraints
- Maintain integrity constraints
- Obtain index and constraint information from the data dictionary
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Managing Users and Profiles |
- Create new database users
- Manage existing users
- Monitor information about existing users
- Control resource use with profiles
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- Administer profiles
- Manage passwords using profiles
- Obtain profile information from the data dictionary
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Managing Privileges and Roles |
- Identify system and object privileges
- Grant and revoke privileges
- Identify auditing capabilities
- Create and modify roles
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- Control availability of roles
- Remove roles
- Use predefined roles
- Display role information from the data dictionary
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Exam Preparation |
- After completing this course, the user should be familiar with all the exam objectives for the Oracle 1Z1 031: Oracle9i DBA Fundamentals I exam
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