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    This document outlines the course content for an Oracle 12c DBA course. The course covers: [1] exploring Oracle database architecture and components; [2] managing database instances, storage, security, and concurrency; [3] backup and recovery concepts like RMAN and flashback technologies; [4] performance monitoring and tuning with tools like AWR and SQL Tuning Advisor. The course also covers pluggable database architecture, multitenant container databases, and Data Guard.

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    ORACLE 12c DBA

    by Mr. Akal Singh ( Oracle Certified Master )

    COURSE CONTENT

    Exploring Oracle Database Architecture


    • List the major architectural components of Oracle Database
    • Explain memory structures and background processes
    • Correlate logical and physical storage structures
    • Describe pluggable databases
    Managing the Database Instance
    • Start and stop the Oracle database instance and components
    • Modify database initialization parameters
    • Describe the stages of database startup & shutdown options
    • Access dynamic performance views & view alert log

    Managing Database Storage Structures


    • Describe the storage of table row data in blocks
    • Create and manage tablespaces & obtain information

    Administering User Security


    • Create and manage database user accounts:
    • Grant and revoke privileges
    • Create and manage roles & profiles

    Managing Data Concurrency


    • Describe the locking mechanism and how Oracle manages concurrency
    • Monitor and resolve locking conflicts

    Managing Undo Data & Temp


    • Explain DML and undo data generation
    • Monitor and administer undo data
    • Describe the difference between undo data and redo data
    • Configure undo retention & Guarantee undo retention
    • Enable temporary undo, Use the Undo Advisor

    Configuring the Oracle Network Environment


    • Create Listeners, Net Service aliases
    • Use the Listener Control Utility to manage Oracle Net Listener
    • Use tnsping to test Oracle Net connectivity
    • Identify when to use shared servers and when to use dedicated servers

    Implementing Oracle Database Auditing


    • Describe DBA responsibilities for security and auditing
    • Enable and create unified auditing policies
    • Maintain the audit trail

    Moving Data
    • Explain the general architecture of Oracle Data Pump
    • Describe ways to move data, Create and use directory objects
    • Use Data Pump Export and Import to move data between Oracle DBs
    • Use SQL*Loader to load data from a non-Oracle DB (or user files)
    • Use external tables to move data via platform-independent files

    Backup and Recovery Concepts


    • Describe database architecture as it relates to backup and recovery
    • Describe NOARCHIVELOG mode & tools for backup and recovery
    • Perform basic backup and recovery

    Configuring for Recoverability


    • Configure and manage RMAN settings, Configure FRA
    • Configure the control files & redo log files for recoverability
    • Configure ARCHIVELOG mode and the archived redo log files for recoverability

    Using the RMAN Recovery Catalog


    • Describe the use of the RMAN recovery catalog, Create Catalog
    • Register a database in the RMAN recovery catalog

    Backup Strategies and Terminology


    • Describe Oracle backup solutions, RMAN backup types
    • Describe, compare, and determine your backup strategy
    • Schedule backups accordingly, perform whole backups

    Performing Backups
    • Perform full and incremental backups
    • Use Oracle-suggested backup strategy, Report and manage backups
    • Begin refining your basic backups:
    - Configure Block Change tracking, Perform incremental level backups
    - Recover an incremental level 0 backup with level 1 incremental

    Improving Your Backups


    • Compress backups, Use media manager
    • Create multi-section backups of very large files
    • Create proxy copies, duplexed backup sets, archival backups
    • Back up other files:
    - Back up a control file to trace
    - Back up archived redo log files, ASM metadata
    - Catalog additional backup files

    Using RMAN-Encrypted Backups


    • Describe and create RMAN-encrypted backups
    • Use Transparent-mode, Password-mode & Dual-mode encryption

    Diagnosing Database Failures


    • Detect and repair database corruption
    • Use the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR)
    • Analyze instance recovery with ADRCI
    • Use the Data Recovery Advisor

    Restore and Recovery Concepts


    • Understand how to employ the best Oracle Database recovery technology for your failure situation
    • Describe instance or crash recovery
    • Describe complete and point-in-time recovery
    • Describe recovery through RESETLOGS

    Performing Recovery, Part 1


    • Perform the appropriate type of restore and recovery
    • Recover from media failures in data files
    • Perform complete and incomplete or “point-in-time” recoveries

    Performing Recovery, Part 2


    • Recover from the loss of the server parameter file
    • Recover from control file and redo log file failures
    • Re-create the password authentication file
    • Recover index and read-only tablespaces
    • Review the automatic recovery of the tempfile
    • Describe the basic procedure of restoring the database to a new host

    Performing Point-in-Time Recovery


    • Distinguish and describe point-in-time recovery (PITR) of table, tablespace, and database
    • List what operations occur when you perform a point-in-time recovery
    • Determine the correct target time for the point-in-time recovery
    • Perform automated TSPITR, Perform table recovery from backups

    Using Flashback Technologies


    • Understand flashback technologies from various types of errors
    • Configure your database to use flashback technologies
    • Perform flashback query, version query, transaction backout
    • Perform flashback table, recyclebin, flashback data archive
    Using Flashback Database
    • Describe Flashback Database architecture
    • Configure your database to support Flashback Database

    Managing Backup Space or Transporting Data


    • Transport tablespaces between databases by using image copies or backup sets
    • Transport databases by using data files or backup sets

    Duplicating a Database ( Database Cloning )


    • List the purposes and create duplicate database with RMAN
    • Duplicate a database based on a running instance

    Performing Database Maintenance


    • Manage the Automatic Workload Repository (AWR)
    • Use the Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM)
    • Describe and use the advisory framework
    • Set alert thresholds, Use server-generated alerts

    Managing Performance
    • Enterprise Manager to monitor performance
    • Automatic Memory Management (AMM)
    • The Memory Advisor to size memory buffers

    Managing Performance: SQL Tuning


    • Manage optimizer statistics
    • Use the SQL Tuning Advisor to:
    -Identify SQL statements that are using the most resources
    -Tune SQL statements that are using the most resources
    • Use the SQL Access Advisor to tune a workload

    Managing Resources by Database Resource Manager


    • Configure the Database Resource Manager
    • Access and create resource plans, Create consumer groups
    • Map consumer groups to plans, Activate a resource plan
    • Monitor the Resource Manager
    • Automating Tasks by Using Oracle Scheduler

    Managing Space
    • Describe how the Oracle Database server automatically manages space
    • Save space by using compression
    • Control deferred segment creation & Use the Segment Advisor
    • Reclaim wasted space using the segment shrink
    • Manage resumable space allocation
    Container and Pluggable Database Architecture
    • Describe the multitenant architecture
    • Describe the root and pluggable database containers
    • Differentiate the root from a pluggable database
    • Explain pluggable database plugging
    • List impacts in various areas

    CDB and PDB Creation


    • Configure and create a CDB, Create a PDB from PDB$SEED
    • Plug or clone a non-CDB into a CDB
    • Clone a local or remote PDB into a CDB
    • Unplug and plug a PDB from one CDB to another CDB
    • Explore the instance and structure of PDBs
    • Migrate a pre-12.1 non-CDB database to CDB

    Managing a CDB and PDBs


    • Connections to CDB / PDB, Start up and shut down a CDB
    • Open and close PDBs
    • Change the different modes and settings of PDBs
    • Evaluate the impact of parameter value changes

    Managing Tablespaces and Users in CDB and PDBs


    • Permanent & temporary tablespaces in CDB and PDBs
    • Common and local users, roles and privileges

    Backup, Recovery, and Flashback CDBs and PDBs


    • Perform CDB and PDB backups
    • Recover CDB and PDB from essential file loss
    • Perform flashback database

    Managing Performance
    • Describe activity tracking with Heat Map
    • Describe Automatic Data Optimization
    • Use views and procedures to monitor ADO
    • Move a data file online, Move a partition online

    Miscellaneous
    • Describe the new RMAN enhancements
    • Perform cross-platform data transport
    • Use Table Recovery

    Data Guard Architecture and Configuration


    Oracle Linux Installation

    Oracle Grid Infrastructure Installation

    Administering ASM Instance & Disk Groups

    Oracle Database Software Instance & Creating Database using DBCA

    Oracle Database Patching

    Oracle Database Upgrades

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