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Oracle 12c, administration Training
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Best
Duration : 5 days
Ref : OMD
Price 2020 :
2870 €
excl. taxes
Free breaks and lunches
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- Intra/Tailored
Program
Instructional goals
Learning objectives
- Installing the Oracle 12c DBMS
- Determining the main features of Oracle database administration
- Creating and managing a database
- Managing access to users
- Managing database security.
- Participants
PROGRAM
» The Oracle 12c architecture and installation
- Files that constitute the database. Data storage.
- Memory zones. Background processes.
- Transaction management.
- An administrator's tasks.
- System prerequisites. Installation tasks in Unix.
- OFA architecture. Using Oracle Universal Installer (OUI).
- Installation in interactive or silent mode.
- The RAC architecture.
- Shared architecture (CDB) and inserted bases (PDB).
- EM Database Express and SQL Developer.
- Automatic Storage Management (ASM) architecture.
- Hands-on work ¤Installing Oracle 12c.
» Creating and deleting databases
- Understanding and using Oracle Managed Files (OMF).
- Storage in ASM drive groups.
- The database configuration assistant.
- Creating and managing a CDB container and a PDB inserted base.
- Hands-on work ¤Creating a new database from scripts generated by DBCA.
» Managing the instance and network configuration
- Identification control methods, SYSDBA, SYSBACKUP, SYSDG, SYSKM.
- Configuring the instance with PFILE or SPFILE.
- Options for starting or stopping an instance.
- Starting and stopping a CDB container and a PDB inserted base.
- Views: Dynamic, dictionary, and data.
- Trace files, the alert file, and the ADR repository.
- Network configuration, Oracle Net Services configuration, service management.
- Managing an ASM instance and Oracle Restart with crsctl and srvctl.
- Hands-on work ¤Editing the database's settings. Creating the SPFILE file from a PFILE file. Configuration of SQL*Net to connect a PDB inserted base.
» Managing the control file and the log files
- Functions of the control file. Its contents.
- Multiplexing the control file.
- Creating and managing log files.
- ARCHIVELOG mode. Archived file management.
- Hands-on work ¤Multiplexing the control file, viewing its content. Creating and editing the size of log file groups. Updating the database in ARCHIVELOG mode.
» Logical disk space management
- Creating a permanent, temporary, and undo tablespace.
- Defining a default permanent, temporary, and undo tablespace.
- Permanent and temporary tablespace in the shared architecture.
- Expanding/moving a tablespace in-line.
- Group of temporary tablespaces and compacting a temporary tablespace.
- Hands-on work ¤Creating different tablespaces, defining permanent (default), temporary, and undo tablespaces. Creating a temporary tablespace group.
» Database structures
- The storage structure.
- Storage parameters of tablespaces.
- Use of extents.
- The structure of a database block.
- BLOB or CLOB data storage.
- Table storage statistics and information.
- The High Water Mark and block chaining.
- Reorganizing unused storage and space.
- Activity analysis, automatic compression and movement of data.
- Hands-on work ¤Reorganizing a table. Automatic movement and compression of tables.
» Administering objects
- External and temporary tables.
- Index: B*-tree, bitmap and function-based.
- Index-organized tables (IOT).
- Partitioning tables, indexes, and IOTs.
- Materialized views.
- Hands-on work ¤Creating B*-tree indexes, the bitmap index, and a materialized view.
» Managing undo data
- Undo segments and the undo data storage period.
- Ensuring the storage of undo data.
- Using the Undo assistant.
- Flashback Database.
- Flashback Query, Version Query, and Transaction Query.
- Flashback Archive and use of Flashback Table.
- Hands-on work ¤Changing the undo data storage mode. Setting the UNDO records of temporary tables in the temporary tablespace.
» Managing users and security
- Creating a local or common user.
- Expiration and logging of passwords.
- System and object privileges granted locally or commonly.
- Local and common roles. Profiles.
- Managing resources in a database.
- Hands-on work ¤Configuring user rights. Setting up a schema and users to connect and work with this application.
Participants / Prerequisite
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Time schedule
Generally, courses take place from 9:00 to 12:30 and from 14:00 to 17:30.
However, on the first day attendees are welcomed from 8:45, and there is a presentation of the session between 9:15 and 9:30.
The course itself begins at 9:30. For the 4- or 5-day hands-on courses, the sessions finish at 15:30 on the last day










