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Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 1

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Length
00: Course Introduction - Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 1
5 min
01: Database Architecture
23 min
Quiz: Database Architecture
02: Oracle Physical and Logical Structures
20 min
03: Oracle and ASM
18 min
Quiz: Oracle and ASM
04: Container Databases and Pluggable Databases
12 min
05: Oracle 12c Installing ASM
23 min
06: Installing the Database Software
16 min
07: Creating a Container Database
5 min
08: Creating a Traditional Database
19 min
09: Oracle 12c Database Tools
18 min
10: Manage your Database with SQL Developer
14 min
11: Manage your Database with Cloud Control
20 min
12: Managing the Database Instance
14 min
Quiz: Managing the Database Instance
13: Start/Stop the Database
11 min
14: Maintaining Data Files
12 min
15: Container Database Architecture
13 min
16: Database Security
15 min
17: Database Profiles
8 min
18: Database Undo Components
13 min
Quiz: Database Undo Components
19: Database Networking Components Part 1
9 min
20: Database Networking Components Part 2
10 min
21: Oracle Database Concurrency
7 min
Total:
5 hrs 5 mins
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Meet Your Instructor

Steve Hamilton

Steve Hamilton, a consultant and database administrator, has over 20 years of practical experience with Oracle, Sybase and SQL Server. He is certified in Oracle version 8 through 11g and is a charter member of the Nebraska Oracle User Group. He also holds a MCITP SQL Server DBA/Developer certification, Linux certification and a Real Application Clusters (RAC) certification. Steve has consulted for many fortune 500 companies including ConAgra, FDR, Sitel and TDAmeritrade. Since 1995 he has taught nationally in cities such as Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver and New York. Through his experience using these products in both small and large organizations, Steve delights students by bringing 'real world' examples to the classroom. He enjoys preparing students so they can immediately be productive when they return to their work environment. He received a bachelor of science degree in business administration with a specialization in management information systems from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

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Hardware:

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  • Memory requires 8g
  • Windows 7 or above, Linux 5 or above
  • Pentium processor i5 or better
  • 300 GB disk space

Software:

  • Oracle Universal Installer 12c

 

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How to Take Your Exam

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Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 1 online training is part of a two-course series that helps you to prepare for Oracle's Certified Associate.  In order to become a Certified Associate, you will need to first pass one of the SQL Exams below:

Then you must pass the Oracle Database 12c: Installation and Administration 1Z0-062 exam.

 

For more information about the certification requirements, pricing, and locations select the link in the related training section.

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Course Description

In this Oracle database administration course, Part 1 of a two part online training series, you will explore how an Oracle Database applies 'cloud computing' to multiple computers to provide fast, efficient, secure data storage and manipulation that easily scales to thousands of clients. In this Oracle training, students learn how to install, administer and maintain an Oracle 12c database in an effective and efficient manner. Topics such as the interaction among Oracle components, an understanding of Oracle's architecture and user management are covered. This course will assist those preparing to take the Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) certification examination.

 

Once you have completed Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 1 the next course is this series is Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 2. The Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 2 course will continue to build your knowledge in shared server, database performance monitoring, database maintenance, how to use the undo management feature, how to deal with locking conflicts and finishing up with backups and database recovery. Click here to learn more about Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 2.

In This Course You Will Learn:

  • Explain Oracle's architectural components
  • Demonstrate how to use Oracle's universal installer and configuration assistants
  • Identify the different interfaces to an Oracle database
  • Define the differences between Container Databases and Pluggable Databases
  • Define Oracle’s Multitenant environment
  • Describe the different database control and storage structures
  • Explain how to use schema and user management tools
  • Contrast the different techniques for importing data to an Oracle database and exporting data from an Oracle database
  • Describe PL/SQL declarations, code and exceptions
  • Discuss Oracle's password security and database auditing features
  • Configure Oracle's default user account features
  • Configure and tune Oracle's Listener and Net Services features
  • Learn how to establish, tune and monitor Oracle's Shared Server configuration
  • Explain how to manually and automatically monitor the performance of an Oracle database
  • Describe how to use Oracle's advisors to help tune and monitor database performance
  • Show how to tune and administer Oracle's database undo management
  • Discover how Oracle detects and resolves locking conflicts
  • Learn the roles of control files, data files and redo log files in database backup and recovery
  • Describe the implications of running your database in NOARCHIVELOG mode and ARCHIVELOG mode on database backup and recovery

Prerequisites

In order to successfully complete Oracle 12c Database Administraion 1 Part 1 you will need to have equivalent experience in or have taken:

Outline

Module 00: Course Introduction - Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 1

 

Module 01: Database Architecture

  • Oracle Architecture
  • Memory Components
  • Background Processes
  • Quiz: Database Architecture

Module 02: Oracle Physical and Logical Structures

  • Oracle Logical Storage Structures
  • Oracle Physical Storage Structures

Module 03: Oracle and ASM

  • ASM Instance
  • ASM parameters
  • ASM Components
  • Quiz: Oracle and ASM

Module 04: Container Databases and Pluggable Databases

  • Define Container databases
  • Define Pluggable databases

Module 05: Oracle 12c Installing ASM

  • Define ASM
  • Install ASM
  • Lab Exercise: Create and Install ASM 
  • Lab Exercise Solution: Create and Install ASM Demo

Module 06: Installing the Database Software

  • Define database software requirements
  • Install Oracle database Software
  • Lab Exercise: Installing the Database Software 
  • Lab Exercise Solution: Installing the Database Software Demo

Module 07: Creating a Container Database

  • Define Database Requirements
  • Create a Container Database using DBCA

Module 08: Creating a Traditional Database 

  • Define Database Requirements
  • Create a Traditional Database using DBCA
  • Lab Exercise: Create a Database 
  • Lab Exercise Solution: Create a Database Demo

Module 09: Oracle 12c Database Tools

  • Define SQLPLUS
  • Use Enterprise Manager Express
  • Demo: Use Enterprise Manager Express 

Module 10: Manage your Database with SQL Developer

  • Manage Database with SQL Developer
  • Understanding SQL Developer
  • Demo: Use SQL Developer

Module 11: Manage your Database with Cloud Control

  • Manage your database with Cloud Control
  • Cloud Control Architecture
  • Demo: Use Cloud Control

Module 12: Managing the Database Instance

  • Define the components of the SGA
  • Identify initialization parameters

Module 13: Start/Stop the Database 

  • Start/Stop the database
  • Identify the Location of the Alert.log file
  • Use Dynamic Performance Views
  • Quiz: Managing the Database Instance

Module 14: Maintaining Data Files

  • Create tablespaces
  • Create Container Databases
  • Create Pluggable databases
  • Lab Exercise: Create Container Databases, Pluggable Database and Tablespaces 

Module 15: Container Database Architecture

  • Identify CDB_* views
  • Utilize CDB security

Module 16: Database Security

  • Identify Oracle Default accounts
  • Create Database Users
  • Create database Roles
  • Assign database privileges
  • Lab Exercise: Create DB Users 

Module 17: Database Profiles

  • Identify Database Profiles
  • Uses for Database Profiles
  • Create Database Profiles

Module 18: Database Undo Components

  • Identify Oracle's Undo Segments
  • Identify Undo Parameters
  • How Undo and Flashback Query Work Together
  • Quiz: Database Undo Components

Module 19: Database Networking Components Part 1

  • Identify the networking components
  • Set up a Listener

Module 20: Database Networking Components Part 2

  • Create a tnsnames files
  • Use Oracle's EZ Connect

Module 21: Oracle Database Concurrency

  • Identify Oracle's Locking Mechanism
  • Monitor Row Locks
  • Resolve Row Locks

Certification

Oracle 12c: Database Administration I Part 1 online training is part of a two-course series that helps you to prepare for Oracle's Certified Associate.  In order to become a Certified Associate, you will need to first pass one of the SQL Exams below:

Then you must pass the Oracle Database 12c: Installation and Administration 1Z0-062 exam.

 

For more information about the certification requirements, pricing, and locations select the link in the related training section.

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