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 Duration 7 hours

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Introduction to Oracle Database 19c

  • Overview of features and architecture for Oracle Database 19c
  • System requirements assessment for deployment
  • Review of installation methodologies: manual and Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) approaches

Pre-Deployment Planning

  • Environment preparation: hardware and software prerequisites for government operations
  • Network and storage configuration to meet operational standards

Deploying Oracle Database 19c

  • Detailed installation procedure utilizing Oracle Universal Installer (OUI)
  • Oracle Net Services configuration for secure database connectivity
  • Database creation via the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
  • Post-deployment procedures: environment variable settings, verification, and security hardening

Implementing Oracle Grid Infrastructure

  • Introduction to Oracle Grid Infrastructure for standalone server (Oracle Restart) capabilities
  • Installation and configuration of Oracle Grid Infrastructure components
  • Administration of Oracle ASM and Clusterware resources

Overview of the Oracle Database Upgrade Lifecycle

  • Analysis of upgrade paths and supported version compatibility
  • Strategic planning for upgrades: preliminary tasks and operational considerations

Preparation for Database Migration

  • Execution of the Oracle Database Pre-Upgrade Information Tool
  • Resolution of pre-upgrade alerts and compliance recommendations
  • Data backup protocols prior to the upgrade process

Executing the Upgrade

  • Migration to Oracle Database 19c using the Database Upgrade Assistant (DBUA)
  • Manual upgrade execution via command-line utilities
  • Post-upgrade validation: parameter updates, object recompilation, and system testing

Troubleshooting and Operational Best Practices

  • Common anomalies during installation and upgrade phases
  • Utilization of log files and diagnostic tools for issue resolution
  • Best practices for secure and reliable installation and upgrade for government use

Summary and Future Actions

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of Oracle database administration principles
  • Proficiency with SQL and PL/SQL scripting languages

Target Audience

  • Database administrators responsible for public sector systems
  • IT professionals involved in infrastructure management

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