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- Important Linux commands
- Installing of Redhat Linux as per oracle database requirement
- Installing of oracle database on windows/Redhat/Oracle Enterprise Linux 5
- 2.1.Oracle Database
- 2.2. Database Architecture
- 3.1.Single Instance Systems
- 3.2.Initialization Parameters
- 3.3.How parameters values will be changed
- 3.4.Instance and Database Startup
- 2.5.What happens when you open the database
- 2.6.How an instance is started
- 2.7.Modes of instance startup
- 2.8.Modes of database shutdown
- 2.9.close database
- 2.10.Abnormal Shutdowns
- 3.2.Buffer Caches
- 3.3.Redo log buffer
- 3.4.Shared Pool
- 3.5.Library caches
- 3.6.Dictinary Caches
- 3.7.Large Pool
- 3.8.Streams Pool
- 3.9.Dynamic SGA
- 3.10.PGA(PROGARMABLE GLOBAL AREA)
- 4.1.Introduction to Processes
- 4.2.Types of Processes
- a.User Process Overview
- b.Oracle Process Overview
- 5.1.Advantages of dbca
- 5.2.Create a database with the Database Configuration Assistant(DBCA)
- 5.3.create database design template with the dbca
- 5.4.Manual database creation
- 5.5.Dropping a Databases
- 5.6.Determining the Global database name
- 5.7.Managing Initialization Parameters using a Server Parameter file
- 6.1.Tablespaces
- 6.2.Datafiles
- 6.3.Specify Tablespace Default Storage Parameters
- 6.4.Types of Tablespaces
- 6.5.Altering Tablespaces Availability
- 6.6.Making a Tablespace Ready only
- 6.7.Renaming Tablespaces
- 6.7.Dropping Tablespaces
- 7.1.Transaction and Rollback Segements
- 7.2.The Rollback Segment System
- 7.3.Oracle Instance and Rollback Segments
- 7.4.High Water Mark
- 7.5Altering Rollback Segments
- 7.6.Changing Rollback Segment Parameters
- 7.7.Shrinking Rollback Segments Manually
- 7.8.Dropping a Rollback Segment
- 7.9.Viewing Rollback Segment Information
- 8.1.Creating a Undo Tablespace
- 8.2.Alter Undo Tablespace
- 8.3.Dropping Undo Tablespace
- 8.4.Switching Undo Tablespace
- 8.5.Specifying Undo Retention Policy
- 8.6.Viewing Information about undo tablespace
- 9.1.Guidelines for controlfiles
- 9.2.Initial Controlfiles
- 9.3.Creating Additional copies,Renaming and Relocating Controlfiles
- 9.4.Creating New Controlfiles
- 9.5.Backup of controlfiles
- 9.6.Recovering a controlfile and current copy
- 9.7.Dropping Controlfiles
- 9.8.Display controlfile information
- 10.1.Redo Threads
- 10.2.Online Redo Log contents
- 10.3.How Oracle Writes to Online Redo Log
- 10.4.Log Switches and Log Sequences Numbers
- 10.5.Multiplexing online Redo log files
- 10.6.Setting the size of online redo log file
- 10.7.creating online redo log groups and members
- 10.8.Forcing Log Switch
- 10.9.Viewing information of redo logs
- 10.10.Archive Redologs
- 11.1.User Authentication
- 11.2.Operating System Security
- 11.3.Data Security Policy
- 11.4.Understanding user Priviledges and Roles
- 11.5.Users Roles
- 11.6.Granting User Priviledges and Roles
- 11.7.Revoking User Priviledges and Roles
- 11.8.Granting to and Revoking from user group public
- 11.9.Viewing privileges and Roles Information
- 12.1.Creating and Rebuilding Indexes
- 12.2.Dropping Indexes
- 13.1.About User-Managed Backup and Recovery
- 13.2.Why Use User-Managed Backup and Recovery Methods
- 13.3.About User-Managed Backups
- 13.4.Consistent and Inconsitent User-Managed Backups
- 13.5.Basic Restore and Recovery Methodology
- 14.1.Queriying V$views to obtain Backup Information
- 14.2.Listing Database Files Before a Backup
- 14.3.Making User-Managed Backups of the Whole Database
- 14.4.Making User-Managed Backups offline Tablespace & Datafiles
- 14.5.Export and Imports
- 14.6.DBVERIFY UTILITY
- 15.0.Introduction to Recovery Manager
- 15.1.RMAN architecture
- 15.2.About Recovery Manager
- 15.3.Why use RMAN?
- 15.4.Overview of the RMAN
- a.About the RMAN Executable
- b.About the Target Database
- c.About the RMAN Repository
- 16.1.Connecting to Databases with RMAN
- 16.2.Starting RMAN without connecting to a database
- 16.3.Connecting to the Target DB and Recovery catalog
- 16.4.Types of Backups Incremental,Differential Incremental Backups,Cumulative incrment
- 16.4.Restoring and Recovering files using RMAN
- 16.5.Block Media Recovery RMAN
- 16.6.Overview of RMAN
- 17.1.The Flash Recovery Area
- 17.2.Oracle Flashback Query
- 17.3.Oracle Flashback Table
- 17.4.Recyclebin
- 17.5.Flashback Database
- a.To Enable Flashback Database
- b.To Disable Flashback Database
- 18.1.Oracle Performance Improvement Method
- 18.2.The “Top Ten†List of Oracle Performance Mistakes
- 19.1.Understanding Memory Allocation issues
- 19.2.Shared Pool and Large Pools
- 19.3.Configuring and Using Redolog Buffer
- 19.4.Oracle Memory Structures
- 19.5.Automatic Shared Memory Management
- 20.1.Overview to SQL optimizer
- 20.2.Overview of the optimizer
- 20.3.Understanding the cost-based optimizer
- 20.4.Optimizer operations
- 20.5.Gathering Optimizer Statistics
- 20.6.Optimizer Hints
- 20.7.Using the Rule-Based Optimizer
- 21.1.Explain Plan and Tkprof
- 22.2.Understanding Explain Plan
- 22.3.How Execution Plans can change
- 22.4.Explain Plan Restrictions
- 22.5.TKPROF and Statistics of TKprof
- Automatic Performance Statistics and Diagnostics
- 23.1.Active Session History Reports
- 23.2.Introduction to Database Diagnostic Monoring
- 23.3.Automatic Workload Repository Reports
- 24.1.Overview
- 24.2.Data Pump Components
- 24.3.Benefits of Datapump Export and Import
- 24.4.Default Locations for Dump,Logs
- 24.5.Data Pump Export,tables,schemas,etc
- 25.1.Dataguard Basic Concepts
- 25.2.Automatic Storage Management basic concepts
Oracle 11g DBA Training Course Duration & Batch Timings
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