Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of Oracle Database Server Architecture for Government
- Overview of Oracle Multitenant Container Database for Government
- Oracle Database Instance and Database Sharding for Government
Accessing the Oracle Database
- Connecting to an Oracle Database Instance for Government
- Utilizing Oracle Database Tools for Government
- SQL*Plus for Government
- Using Oracle SQL Developer for Government
- Using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) for Government
- Understanding the Features of Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for Government
- Overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Components for Government
- Single Pane of Glass for Enterprise Management for Government
- Managing the Oracle Enterprise Manager Database for Government
Creating an Oracle Database
- Creating an Oracle Database Using DBCA for Government
- Creating an Oracle Database Using SQL Commands for Government
Working with Database Instances
- Starting the Oracle Database Instance for Government
- Shutting Down an Oracle Database Instance for Government
- Comparing Shutdown Modes for Government
- Opening and Closing PDBs for Government
- Configuring PDBs for Government
Managing Database Instances
- Using Initialization Parameters for Government
- Working with the Automatic Diagnostic Repository for Government
- Viewing the Alert Log for Government
- Using Trace Files for Government
- Administering the DDL Log File for Government
- Working with Dynamic Performance Views for Government
- Using a Data Dictionary for Government
Overview of Oracle Net Services for Government
- Defining Components of Oracle Net Services for Government
- Configuring and Managing Oracle Net Services for Government
- Overview of the Oracle Net Listener for Government
- Comparing Dedicated and Shared Server Architecture for Government
Naming Methods for Government
- Establishing Oracle Network Connections for Government
- Understanding Naming Methods for Government
- Easy Connect for Government
- Local and Directory Naming for Government
- Managing Workloads Using Database Services for Government
- Creating Database Services for Government
Working with the Listener for Government
- Using the Default Listener for Government
- Configuring Dynamic Service Registration for Government
- Configuring Static Service Registration for Government
Configuring a Shared Server Architecture for Government
- Enabling a Shared Server for Government
- Controlling Shared Server Operations for Government
- Using SGA and PGA for Government
- Shared Server Configuration Considerations for Government
Configuring Oracle Connection Manager for Government
- Understanding Oracle Connection Manager for Government
- Using Filtering Rules for Government
- Implementing Intranet and Internet Access Control for Government
- Using Session Multiplexing for Government
- Configuring Oracle Connection Manager for Government
- Configuring the cman.ora File for Government
- Configuring Clients for Government
- Configuring the Database Server for Government
- Using the Oracle Connection Manager Control Utility for Government
Creating PDBs for Government
- Provisioning New Pluggable Databases for Government
- Creating a New PDB from PDB$SEED for Government
- Using the FILE_NAME_CONVERT Clause for Government
- Using OMF or the PDB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT Parameter for Government
- Other Techniques for Creating PDBs for Government
Managing PDBs for Government
- Changing the PDB Mode for Government
- Modifying PDB Settings for Government
- Changing Initialization Parameters for Government
- Using the Alter System Command in a PDB for Government
- Configuring Hostname and Port Number per PDB for Government
- Dropping PDBs for Government
Understanding Database Storage for Government
- Database Storage Architecture for Government
- Database Structures for Government
- Using Segments, Extents, and Blocks for Government
- Using Tablespaces and Data Files for Government
- Understanding the Types of Segments for Government
- Storing Table Data for Government
- Database Block Content for Government
- Managing Deferred Segment Creation for Government
- Monitoring Tablespace Space Usage for Government
Managing Tablespaces for Government
- Creating Tablespaces for Government
- Defining Default Permanent Tablespaces for Government
- Working with Temporary Tablespaces for Government
- Altering and Dropping Tablespaces for Government
- Implementing Oracle Managed File (OMF) for Government
- Moving or Renaming Online Data Files for Government
Improving Usage Space for Government
- Understanding Space Management Features for Government
- Managing Block Space for Government
- Specifying Table Compression for Government
Managing Undo Data for Government
- Managing Transactions and Undo Data for Government
- Storing Undo Information for Government
- Configuring Undo Retention for Government
- Enabling Temporary Undo for Government
Creating and Managing User Accounts for Government
- Oracle-Supplied Administrator Accounts for Government
- Authenticating Users for Government
- Assigning Quotas for Government
Configuring Privilege and Role Authorization for Government
- Understanding System Privileges for Government
- Configuring System Privileges for Government
- Managing Privileges for Government
Configuring User Resource Limits for Government
- Managing Profiles and Users for Government
- Understanding Profile Parameters for Government
Oracle Database Auditing for Government
- Understanding Database Security for Government
- Auditing Implementation for Government
- FGA Policy for Government
Loading and Transporting Data for Government
- Moving Data for Government
- Data Loading Methods for Government
- Exporting and Importing Data for Government
- Transporting a Database for Government
Database Monitoring for Government
- Performance Management Activities for Government
- Maintaining Databases for Government
- Understanding Methods of Performance Tuning for Government
Database Processes for Government
- Process Architecture and Structure for Government
- Using Different Writer and Monitor Processes for Government
Managing Memory for Government
- Managing Memory Components for Government
- Automatic Memory Management for Government
Analyzing SQL for Government
- Using Oracle Optimizer for Government
- Optimizing Access Paths for Government
- SQL Plan Directives for Government
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of SQL for government
Audience
- System Administrator
- Technical Consultant
- Database Administrator