Course Overview:
1. Review of the course contents of the previous chapter
2. Introduction to the course content of this chapter
3. Learn the preface to this course
After you have completed the previous chapters, you should be able to master the following:
Oracle Network-related concepts and common configuration files
Familiar with monitoring management tools
Create and manage monitoring services
To test Oracle NET connectivity using tnsping
Monitoring static and dynamic registration
How to increase database service
Production environment How to configure a second monitoring optimized data transfer
Local=no and Local=yes in the Oracle server process
Oracle monitoring and Client Configuration Essentials analysis
Configuration files Listener.ora and Tnsnames.ora detailed
Oracle client Installation and PL/SQL connection service side
ADR tools and logs in Oracle 11G
Oracle monitoring log configuration and routine maintenance specifications
Modify the Listening log file name
Standard practice for monitoring log file backup and renaming
Oracle monitoring security and password management
Network connection using db_link between two databases
About shared servers and dedicated servers
Oracle-Monitored firewall features restrict client access to Oracle
Oracle monitoring and Client connection failure Check analysis process
How Oracle can drill down to network failures with trace tracking issues
After completing this section, you should be able to grasp the following content:
Familiarize yourself with the relationship between tablespaces and data files
Table space Definition and default tablespace introduction
Definition/Type of segment (segments)/Understanding the creation and allocation of segments
How is the district (Extent) introduced and how is the district allocated?
Database block and how Oracle manages data storage
The basic structure and data block of database block in-depth analysis
Bbed analyzing database block structure and modifying data blocks
Bbed processing failure of data block inconsistent ora error
Table concepts, types, creation, usage rules
Analysis of ROWID field type and structure
The function and application of temporary table
Row migration and linking of tables
Database block is the smallest storage unit of a database
01.ORACLE storage structure in-depth analysis and management of course content introduction