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Oracle Database 10g / 11g: Administration II

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Summary:
This course provides the information for database administrators to become fully responsible for ongoing Oracle database operations, backup, recovery, tuning and using advanced features of the Oracle database. The first 2-day segment provides in-depth understanding of backup and recovery concepts, backup set-up, and using RMAN in practical backup and recovery scenarios. The remaining 2 days cover advanced administration tasks such as understanding the Oracle self-tuning database approach, utilizing the Oracle scheduler, controlling resource utilization through Resource Plans, comprehensive coverage of the various Flashback technologies, Oracle support for multi-national/lingual functionality and using Automatic Storage Management.

Duration:
4 Days/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This course is designed for Oracle database administrators.

Topics:

  • Course Overview and Introduction
  • Securing the Listener
  • Overview of Recovery Manager (RMAN)
  • Configuring RMAN
  • Backing up Using RMAN
  • Recovering From Non-Critical Crashes
  • Database Recovery
  • Flashback Database
  • Recovering User Errors
  • Handling Block Corruption
  • Automatic Workload Repository (AWR)
  • Automatic Database Diagnostic Manager (ADDM) and the Advisor Framework
  • Database Resource Management
  • The Scheduler
  • Globalization Support
  • Automatic Storage Management (ASM)

Prerequisites:
SQL and PL/SQL or comparable experience is required. Knowledge of routine database administration tasks is recommended. Students without database administration experience will likely struggle with this class.




Last Update: May 23, 2012