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Everyday Oracle DBA

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ISBN-10: 0072262087

ISBN-13: 9780072262087

Edition: 2006

Authors: April J. Wells, William E. Thater

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Hundreds of Ways to Get More Done Faster Learn how to effectively and efficiently administer an Oracle database and handle a variety of daily tasks with ease. Filled with tips, tricks, and shortcuts, Everyday Oracle DBA is designed to make your job easier and more productive. The book covers database setup, user management, PL/SQL, backup, restoration, tuning, troubleshooting, testing, and much more. Get the answers you need right at your fingertips from this Oracle Press guide.
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Book details

List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 12/23/2005
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 368
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Making It Work
Checking Space
Checking Object Status
Monitoring the Alert Log
Automating Tasks
Creating a Database
Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA)
Oracle DBCA
PFILE
Starting and Stopping a Database
Shutdown Options
Startup Options
Managing Users
Profiles
Resource Group Directives
Password Group Parameters
The CREATE USER Statement
Working with Roles
Control of Data Access
Summary
Getting Things Done
Database Connections
Connection Basics
Connecting as a User
Connecting as SYSDBA or SYSOPER
Connecting with a Script
Disconnecting Users
Auditing Database Connections
Using Oracle's Auditing Feature
Limiting User Connection Time
PL/SQL
Handy Oracle-Provided PL/SQL Facilities
PL/SQL Procedures
PL/SQL Functions
Using Packages in PL/SQL
Wrapping PL/SQL Code
Triggers
Summary
Saving It and Bringing It Back
Some Concept Definitions
User-Managed Backup vs. RMAN-Managed Backup and Recovery
User-Managed Backup and Recovery
RMAN-Managed Backups
Strategy
Requirements
Failures
Cold Backups
Shutdown
Copying Files
Startup
Restoring from Cold Backups
Disadvantages
Warm Backups
Differences
Putting Tablespaces into Backup Mode
Scripting
Recovering from Warm Backups
An Aside
Real-Time Backups
Suspended Backup
RMAN
Vocabulary
To Catalog or Not to Catalog
Creating a Catalog
Connecting
REGISTER DATABASE
Allocating Channels
Creating Backup Sets
Restoring and Recovering from Backup Sets
Reporting
Scripting
Extras
Backing Up Parts and Pieces
Backing Up Your Control File
Backing Up with Exports
Summary
Database Tuning: Making It Sing
Database Design
Application Tuning
Memory Tuning
Disk I/O Tuning
Database Contention
Operating System Tuning
Finding the Trouble
EXPLAIN Please
Traces
Statspack
Users
Fixing the Trouble
Tuning Database Parameters
Tuning the Database Structure
What, More?
Oracle 10g
Making It Sing
Materialized Views
Clusters
Summary
Database Down! Bring It Back Alive!
Database Down
Restarting
If It Doesn't Start
If It Doesn't Stop
Finding Out Why
Tools
Alert Log Monitors
Database Monitoring
History
Panic Mode
Hot Standby Database
Problem Resolution
No Oracle Connectivity
Database Links
RDA
Test Cases
Summary
High Availability
High Availability
Simple High Availability
Hardware Failure and High Availability
What It Isn't
Grid
The Only Answer
For Everyone
What It Is
Want to Try It Out?
No Need for Fencing
No Need for Oracle Cluster File System or Raw Devices
No Need for Multiple Oracle Homes
Init File
Parameters
Single-Node RAC on Linux
RAC on a Single VMware Node
RAC on Multiple VMware Nodes
RAC with Network Block Devices
What, There's More?
Data Guard
Protection Modes
Oracle 10g
Maximum Availability Architecture
Grid
Summary
Other Stuff
OEM
Standalone Use
Intelligent Agents
Blackouts
Using Jobs
Setting Events
OAM
Configuration Information
Oracle Workflow Mailer Management
System Alerts
Diagnostic Log Viewer
Patch Advisor
License Manager
Init.ora Parameters
Monitoring and Analysis
Other Oracle Systems
Express
Oracle 9i Lite
Warehouse Builder
Discoverer
Oracle Text
HTML DB
Ultra Search
Spatial
How Does It Do That?
XML DB
Collaboration Suite
E-Business Suite
Oracle iAS
Concurrent Managers
ADI
FSG
Workflow
Customization
Passwords
Summary
Will It Work?
Planning and Organization
Develop a Test Plan
Requirements-Based Testing
What Testing Is
Important
A Tool
What Testing Is Not
What Good Testing Does
Functional Testing
The Proper Environment
Limiting Variables
Collecting Results
Unit Testing
Component Testing
Integration Testing
An Example and a Counter Example
Load Testing
How to Determine Possible Loads
Regression Testing
Clone
Building a Library
Tools
Mercury WinRunner
OUNIT
Optimization
Collection
Analysis
Configuration
Testing Again
Summary
Glossary
Index