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ORACLE 10g DBA COURSE CONTENTS
●     Introduction
●     Course Objectives
●     Suggested Schedule
●     Lesson Objectives
●     Oracle Products and Services
●     Oracle Database g: Stands for Grid
●     Oracle Database Architecture
●     Database Structures
●     Oracle Memory Structures
●     Process Structures
●     Oracle Instance Management
●     Server Process and Database Buffer Cache
●     Physical Database Structure
●     Tablespaces and Data Files
●     SYSTEM and SYSAUX Tablespaces
●     Segments, Extents, and Blocks
●     Logical and Physical Database Structures
●     Course Examples: The HR Schema
●     Database Architecture: Summary of Structural Components
●     Installing the Oracle Database Software
●     Tasks of an Oracle Database Administrator
●     Tools Used to Administer an Oracle Database
●     Installation: System Requirements
●     Checking the System Requirements
●     Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA)
●     Using Optimal Flexible Architecture
●     Setting Environment Variables
●     Oracle Universal Installer (OUI)
●     Installing the Oracle Software
●     Database Configuration Options
●     Executing Configuration Scripts
●     Completing Your Installation
●     Advanced Installation Options
●     Installation Option: Silent Mode
●     Practice Overview: Installing the Oracle Software
●     Creating an Oracle Database
●     Planning the Database
●     Databases: Examples
●     Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
●     Using the DBCA to Create a Database
●     Password Management
●     Creating a Database Design Template
●     Using the DBCA to Delete a Database
●     Summary
●     Practice Overview: Using the DBCA
●     Managing the Oracle Instance
●     Management Framework
●     Starting and Stopping Database Control
●     Oracle Enterprise Manager
●     Accessing Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Home Page
●     Using SQL*Plus and iSQL*Plus to Access Your Database
●     Using iSQL*Plus
●     Setting Up iSQL*Plus for SYSDBA and SYSOPER Access
●     Using SQL*Plus
●     Calling SQL*Plus from a Shell Script
●     Calling a SQL Script from SQL*Plus
●     Initialization Parameter Files
●     Simplified Initialization Parameters
●     Database Startup and Shutdown
●     Starting Up an Oracle Database Instance
●     Starting Up an Oracle Database Instance: NOMOUNT
●     Starting Up an Oracle Database Instance: MOUNT
●     Starting Up an Oracle Database Instance: OPEN
●     Shutting Down an Oracle Database Instance
●     Shutdown Modes
●     SHUTDOWN Options
●     Using SQL*Plus to Start Up and Shut Down
●     Viewing the Alert Log
●     Viewing the Alert History
●     Dynamic Performance Views
●     Dynamic Performance Views: Usage Examples
●     Dynamic Performance Views: Considerations
●     Summary
●     Practice Overview: Managing the Oracle Instance
●     Managing Database Storage Structures
●     Storage Structures
●     How Table Data Is Stored
●     Anatomy of a Database Block
●     Tablespaces and Data Files
●     Oracle Managed Files (OMF)
●     Space Management in Tablespaces
●     Exploring the Storage Structure
●     Creating a New Tablespace
●     Storage for Locally Managed Tablespaces
●     Tablespaces in the Preconfigured Database
●     Altering a Tablespace
●     Actions with Tablespaces
●     Dropping Tablespaces
●     Viewing Tablespace Information
●     Gathering Storage Information
●     Viewing Tablespace Contents
●     Enlarging the Database
●     What Is Automatic Storage Management?
●     ASM: Key Features and Benefits
●     ASM: Concepts
●     Summary
●     Practice Overview: Managing Database Storage Structures
●     Administering User Security
●     Database User Accounts
●     Predefined Accounts: SYS and SYSTEM
●     Creating a User
●     Authenticating Users
●     Administrator Authentication
●     Unlocking a User Account and Resetting the Password
●     Privileges
●     System Privileges
●     Object Privileges
●     Revoking System Privileges with ADMIN OPTION
●     Revoking Object Privileges with GRANT OPTION
●     Benefits of Roles
●     Assigning Privileges to Roles and Roles to Users
●     Predefined Roles
●     Creating a Role
●     Secure Roles
●     Assigning Roles to Users
●     Profiles and Users
●     Implementing Password Security Features
●     Creating a Password Profile
●     Supplied Password Verification Function: VERIFY_FUNCTION
●     Viewing and Modifying Initialization Parameters
●     Managing Schema Objects
●     What Is a Schema?
●     Accessing Schema Objects
●     Naming Database Objects
●     Specifying Data Types in Tables
●     Creating and Modifying Tables
●     Understanding Data Integrity
●     Defining Constraints
●     Constraint Violations
●     Constraint States
●     Constraint Checking
●     Creating Constraints with SQL: Examples
●     Viewing the Columns in a Table
●     Viewing the Contents of a Table
●     Actions with Tables
●     Dropping a Table
●     Truncating a Table
●     Indexes
●     Types of Indexes
●     BTree Index
●     Bitmap Indexes
●     Index Options
●     Creating Indexes
●     What Is a View?
●     Creating Views
●     Sequences
●     Creating a Sequence
●     Using a Sequence
●     Temporary Tables
●     Temporary Tables: Considerations
●     Data Dictionary: Overview
●     Data Dictionary Views
●     Data Dictionary: Usage Examples
●     Summary
●     Practice Overview: Administering Schema Objects
Managing Data and Concurrency
●     Performance Management
●     Performance Monitoring
●     Performance Monitoring: Top Sessions
●     Performance Monitoring: Top Services
●     SQL Tuning Advisor: Overview
●     SQL Tuning Advisor Options and Recommendations
●     Using the SQL Tuning Advisor
●     Using the SQL Tuning Advisor: Example
●     SQL Tuning Advisor: SQL Statistics
●     SQL Tuning Advisor: Identifying Duplicate SQL
●     Using the SQL Access Advisor
●     Managing Memory Components
●     Enabling Automatic Shared Memory Management (ASMM)
●     Manually Setting Shared Memory Management
●     Using the Memory Advisor
●     Dynamic Performance Statistics
●     Troubleshooting and Tuning Views
●     Invalid and Unusable Objects
●     Summary
●     Practice Overview: Monitoring and Improving Performance
●     Backup and Recovery Concepts
●     Part of Your Job
●     Categories of Failures
●     Statement Failure
●     User Process Failure
●     Network Failure
●     User Error
●     Instance Failure
●     Background Processes and Recovery: Checkpoint (CKPT)
●     Background Processes and Recovery: Redo Log Files and LogWriter
●     Background Processes and Recovery: Archiver (ARCn)
●     Instance Recovery
●     Phases of Instance Recovery
●     Tuning Instance Recovery
●     Using the MTTR Advisor
●     Media Failure
●     Configuring for Recoverability
●     Control Files
●     Redo Log Files
●     Multiplexing the Redo Log
●     Archive Log Files
●     Archive Log File: Naming and Destinations
●     ARCHIVELOG Mode
●     Summary
Practice Overview: Configuring for Recoverability
○     Performing Database Backups
○     Backup Solutions: Overview
○     Oracle Secure Backup
○     User Managed Backup
○     Terminology
○     Recovery Manager (RMAN)
○     Configuring Backup Settings
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Answer 1

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