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LESSON # 01:
You will learn:
How you can list all transactions
from online redo log files and archived log files on the Oracle Enterprise
Manager 11g. The tool rollbacks transactions using LogMinor to extract DML
statements from the redo log files.
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LESSON # 02:
You will learn:
The CONTINUE statement
How you can use the CONTINUE
statement to go to the end of the loop and terminate the LOOP statement -
examples
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LESSON # 03:
You will learn:
How to create an Oracle database
link (dblink) bi-directional. As you know, the Oracle database link is one way
in direction. On this lesson, you will see steps to perform bi-directional
link from one database to another.
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LESSON # 04:
You will learn:
How to backup a database using the
RMAN commands.
How to backup whole database
How to backup archivelog and
control files
How to use the RMAN catalog
How to register and unregister a
database to a catalog
How to remove objects from the
flashback recovery area
How to recover a database or an
object using flashback
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LESSON # 05:
You will learn:
About the Oracle Replay
Why we need the Oracle Replay
How to capture transactions
How to replay back transactions on
another database
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LESSON # 06:
You will learn:
About the Grid Control on the
Oracle 11g
What the OMR (Oracle Management
Repository) is
What the OMS (Oracle Management
Service) is
What the OMA (Oracle Management
Agent) is
How to access to the Grid Control
console
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LESSON # 07:
You will learn:
About the Oracle 11g Security
How to secure your database that
only make connection with your application
How to create a trigger to prevent
any accesses from other servers
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LESSON # 08:
You will learn:
More about security and find a
checklist recommendation to secure your databases
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LESSON # 09:
You will learn:
About the SYSTEM Partitioning with
an example
About the Interval Partitioning
with an example
About the Reference Partitioning
with an example
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LESSON # 10:
You will learn:
About Partitioning on Virtual
Columns with an example
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Good Luck!!!!
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