Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop I - E-Learning


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This course is offered as an e-Learning course and is comprised of six (6) modules: Module 1: Oracle Database 11g: Database Architecture and Installation Overview/Description Identify the elements of the Oracle Database 11g architecture and recognize the tools and steps required to install the Oracle Database 11g software

Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop I 

 

About This Course 

This course is offered as an e-Learning course and is comprised of six (6) modules.

 

Target Audience 

Database Administrators, Database Designers, Developer Support Engineers, and Technical Administrators

 

Course Outline

 

Module 1: Oracle Database 11g: Database Architecture and Installation

 

Overview/Description 

Identify the elements of the Oracle Database 11g architecture and recognize the tools and steps required to install the Oracle Database 11g software.

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Database Architecture and Installation

  • identify the main structural components of Oracle Database 11g.
  • identify the components of the Oracle Database 11g memory structures.
  • identify the functions of the Oracle Database 11 server and background processes.
  • recognize how information is stored and structured within the Oracle Database 11g storage architecture.
  • identify the necessary tasks and essential tools required to administer an Oracle Database 11g database.
  • recognize the steps for planning and carrying out an installation of Oracle Database 11g software using the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI).
  • install Oracle Database 11g software in a given scenario.

 

 

Module 2: Oracle Database 11g: Database Creation, Instance Management, and Connectivity

 

Overview/Description 

Identify the steps for creating a new Oracle Database 11g database and then configuring it and managing the instance, and also recognize the steps for configuring new Oracle Net Listeners and database connectivity.

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Database Creation, Instance Management, and Connectivity

  • recognize the steps for creating, configuring, or deleting a database using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA), and also for managing a database instance using various Oracle tools.
  • recognize the scope and capabilities of Oracle Database 11g initialization parameters and identify the steps for maintaining them.
  • recognize the steps for configuring database startup and shutdown options, administering a blackout, and using alerts and dynamic data to assess database performance.
  • recognize the steps for using the Data Dictionary to find information about users, objects, constraints, and storage.
  • create a database using the DBCA and manage instances using Enterprise Manager.
  • recognize ways of configuring and managing the Oracle network, and identify the steps for creating a new Oracle Net Listener via Enterprise Manager.
  • identify the steps for connecting to an Oracle Database 11g database using different naming methods as well as advanced connection options, and identify when to employ connection pooling.
  • identify the steps for using and configuring Oracle Net Services in a given scenario.

 

Module 3: Oracle Database 11g: Storage Structures and User Security

 

Overview/Description 

Identify the steps for maintaining storage structures and automating storage management in Oracle Database 11g, and for managing privileges, roles, and other security features for users.

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Storage Structures and User Security

  • recognize the purposes of table spaces and datafiles.
  • recognize the steps for creating a new tablespace.
  • recognize how to manage the storage of information by maintaining tablespaces and viewing their information, and automating manual storage using Automatic Storage Management (ASM).
  • view tablespace information and create a new tablespace.
  • recognize the steps for creating and authenticating database user accounts.
  • recognize the steps for granting and revoking privileges and creating and managing roles.
  • recognize the steps for creating and managing profiles, implementing password security, and assigning quotas.
  • grant privileges to users in a given scenario

Module 4: Oracle Database 11g: Managing the Schema, Data, and Concurrency

 

Overview/Description 

Identify the steps for managing schema objects, such as tables, views, and indexes, and recognize ways to use SQL and PL/SQL commands to manipulate data and ensure data concurrency

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Managing the Schema, Data, and Concurrency

  • recognize the features and functions of schemas and data types, and identify the steps for modifying a table.
  • recognize the steps for using constraints to maintain data integrity, viewing the contents of a table, and perform actions on the table.
  • recognize ways of improving data update and retrieval, storing queries, speeding up performance by creating and using indexes, views, sequences, and temporary tables.
  • create a table with columns and also create constraints and indexes, in a given scenario.
  • recognize ways for manipulating data with SQL commands and for administering PL/SQL objects.
  • recognize the steps for triggering events, and for monitoring and resolving locking conflicts

 

  Module 5: Oracle Database 11g: Managing Undo Data, Database Security, and Maintenance

 

Overview/Description 

Recognize the steps required to manage undo information, secure an Oracle Database 11g database, and maintain it by monitoring statistics, automated tasks and alert thresholds.

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Managing Undo Data, Database Security, and Maintenance

  • recognize the steps for managing undo operations in Oracle Database 11g to allow users to roll back transactions.
  • recognize the requirements and best practices for implementing database security according to international and regional laws.
  • recognize the steps for enabling, specifying, maintaining, and reviewing database auditing.
  • recognize the process for obtaining and applying Critical Patch Updates (CPUs).
  • configure an Oracle Database 11g database to support retention and implement database security in a given scenario.
  • recognize the steps for managing and gathering optimizer statistics.
  • identify the steps for managing Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) statistics, using the Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM), and utilizing advisors.
  • identify the steps for viewing and configuring automated tasks and setting alert thresholds.

 

Module 5: Oracle Database 11g: Performance Monitoring, Recovery Concepts and Backup

 

Overview/Description 

Identify the steps for ensuring an Oracle Database 11g database is available to users when needed, by monitoring its performance, anticipating and avoiding database failure, setting up instance recovery options, and creating backups.

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Performance Monitoring, Recovery Concepts and Backup

  • identify the steps for monitoring and analyzing performance, managing memory, and troubleshooting invalid objects that affect performance.
  • recognize ways to anticipate and avoid various types of failure that can occur in Oracle Database 11g.
  • recognize the process used to configure an Oracle Database 11g database for instance recovery.
  • recognize the features of different backup strategies you can employ in Oracle Database 11g.
  • recognize the steps for using RMAN to configure, schedule, manage, and view backup operations.
  • resolve performance issues, prepare the database for recovery, and perform a database backup in a given scenario.

 

Module 6: Oracle Database 11g: Recovering, Moving, and Enhancing the Oracle Database

 

Overview/Description 

Recognize ways to make use of Oracle Database 11g's tools for moving and recovering data, reporting on problems, and installing updates to enhance a database.

 

Lesson Objectives

Oracle Database 11g: Recovering, Moving, and Enhancing the Oracle Database

  • recognize the tools required and steps performed in identifying whether a recovery is necessary, and then recovering various types of database files.
  • recognize the features of the various options for moving data in Oracle Database 11g.
  • recognize the steps for importing, exporting, and moving data between Oracle databases using Oracle Data Pump.
  • recover the database from a media failure and move data using the Data Pump Wizard in a given scenario.
  • recognize the steps for using the Enterprise Manager Support Workbench and Oracle Support to investigate, report on, and resolve problems.
  • recognize the steps for searching MetaLink for new critical patches and for logging service requests.
  • recognize ways for managing and applying patches in Oracle Database 11g.

 

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