10g DBA Fundamentals I (O1010) Training Course
Training Course Objectives
This practical foundation course is an essential toolkit for all Database Administrators covering the practical skills needed by the DBA to perform the Oracle 10g database administration function within their enterprise.
The enhancements and changes that have been introduced in Oracle 10g will be discussed during this course.
Who Should Attend
- Oracle Database Administrators
- Oracle Technicians
- Oracle Support Engineers
- Oracle Developers
Training Course Prerequisites
- PC Fundamentals
- Oracle 10g PL/SQL (O021)
- Oracle 10g SQL (O011)
Training Course Duration
5 Days
Training Course Contents
Managing Database Storage
- Managing Tables / Data Storage.
- Setting Storage Parameters
- Managing Tablespaces and Data Files
- SYSTEM and SYSAUX tablespaces
- Creating Additional Tablespaces
- Adding Data Files to a Tablespace
- Tablespace Online / Offline
- Locally Managed Tablespaces
- Multiple Block sizes
- Bigfile Tablespaces
- Temporary Tablespaces
- Database Default Tablespaces
- Renaming Tablespaces
- Renaming and Relocating Data Files
- Dropping Tablespaces and Data Files
- Creating / Managing Indexes
- Indexes and Constraints
Managing Rollback Segments
- Managing Rollback Segments
- Assignments to Rollback Segments
- De-allocation of Rollback Segment Extents
- Types of Rollback Segments
- Acquiring of Rollback Segments
- Rollback Segment States
- Creating Rollback Segments
- Changing Storage Parameters
- Bringing Rollbacks Segments Online
- Taking Rollback Segments Offline
- Dropping a Rollback Segmen
Automatic Undo Management
- Setting up Automatic Undo Management
- Monitoring Undo Segments
- Undo Tablespace & Sizing
- Guaranteed Undo Retention
Redo Logs and Control Files
- Managing Redo Logs
- Types of Redo Log
- Archiving Modes
- Log Switches and Checkpoints
- Creating Online Redo Log Groups
- Creating Log Group Members
- Renaming / Relocating Redo Log Members
- Dropping Redo Log Groups / Members
- Archiving Redo Logs
- Specifying Archived Log Destinations
- Manual Archiving of Redo Logs
- Control Files
- Creating/Dropping Control Files
Database Security
- Key Concepts
- Users
- Connecting as SYSDBA/SYSOPER
- Password Management
- Schemas and Synonyms
- Dropping Users
- Profile Management
- Creating / Altering/ Dropping Roles
- Enabling and Disabling Roles
- Granting / Revoking System Privileges and Roles
- Granting / Revoking Object Privileges
EXPORT and IMPORT
- Introduction to Utilities
- EXP: The Runtime EXPORT Command
- EXP Parameters and Operation Notes
- Restrictions on Export
- IMP: The Runtime IMPORT Command
- IMP Parameters & Operation Notes
- Using Data Pump Features
- Transportable Tablespaces
SQL Loader
- Conventional path
- Types of file
- The control file
Backup and Recovery Procedures
- Basic Concepts
- Backup Guidelines
- Performing Full / Partial Back-ups
- Control File Backups in ARCHIVELOG mode
- Online Backup
- Recovery Mechanisms
- Types of failure
- Appropriate Recovery Procedures
- Restoring Damaged Data Files
- Restoring Archived Redo Log Files
- Restoring a Full Backup
- Closed Database Recovery
- Open Database Recovery
- Incomplete Media Recovery
Enterprise Manager
- Database Control
- EM Alerts
- Administration
- ISQL*Plus
- Advisor Central
Optimisation
- Introduction to Database Tuning
- Gathering Tuning Statistics
- Tuning Memory
- Balancing Disk I/O
- Resource Contention
Creating the Database
- Steps to create an ORACLE Database
- Manually Creating a Database
- Creating a Database Using DBCA
- After Database Creation
Next Available Dates
- 13th Sep 2010 London
- 20th Sep 2010 Edinburgh
- 11th Oct 2010 London
- 11th Oct 2010 Leeds



