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Hands-On Oracle Fundamentals II-CD#01

 

Table of contents: 

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Hands-On Oracle Fundamentals II-CD#01

(User-Managed Backup and Recovery)

 

 

Hands-On 01 (Memory Space Allocation on the Fly)

 

Oracle Memory Structures

Using the V$SGA dictionary view

Fixed Size

Variable Size

Oracle Database Files

Database Size

Datafiles

Redo Buffers

Useful parameters and views to resize memory

SHARED_POOL_SIZE

LARGE_POOL_SIZE

JAVA_POOL_SIZE

DB_BLOCK_BUFFERS

BLOCK_SIZE.

DB_CACHE_SIZE

SHARED_POOL_SIZE

LARGE_POOL_SIZE

DB_CACHE_SIZE

SHO PARAMETER

ALTER SYSTEM SET

BUFFER POOL

KEEP

RECYCLE

DEFAULT

DB_KEEP_CACHE_SIZE

DB_RECYCLE_CACHE_SIZE

HOST ERASE

DB_8K_CACHE_SIZE

Views

V$SGA

V$BUFFER_POOL

Commands:

SHO PARAMETER

ALTER SYSTEM SET

CREATE TABLESPACE

DROP TABLESPACE

 

 

Hands-On 02 (Oracle Background Processes)

 

Oracle Background Processes

V$BGPROCESS

PMON

DBWn

ARC0

CKPT

SMON

RECO

Archive log configurations

ARCHIVE LOG LIST

DATABASE LOG MODE

The NOARCHIVELOG mode

The ARCHIVELOG mode

Commands:

ARCHIVE LOG LIST

 

 

Hands-On 03 (Multiplexing the Control File)

 

Control Files

Using the V$CONTROLFILE view

Using the V$CONTROLFILE_RECORD_SECTION view

Multiplexing the Control File

Using the INIT.ORA file

Editing the INIT.ORA

Commands:

STARTUP OPEN PFILE=%ORACLE_BASE%\admin\school\pfile\init.ora

HOST MKDIR

ALTER DATABASE BACKUP CONTROLFILE

ALTER DATABASE BACKUP CONTROLFILE TO TRACE

SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE

 

 

Hands-On 04 (Configuring the Database Archive mode)

 

Configuring The Database Archive Mode

Setting the database to the ARCHIVELOG mode

Querying archive log information

Making a directory.

Enabling the automatic archival process

Setting an archive destination.

Using The Server Parameter File (SPFILE)

Commands:

ARCHIVE LOG LIST

ALTER DATABASE CLOSE

ALTER SYSTEM SET log_archive_start=true SCOPE=spfile

ALTER SYSTEM SET log_archive_dest='c:\archivelogs'

ALTER SYSTEM SET log_archive_format='arc%S.%T' SCOPE=spfile

The %S entry

The %T entry

Shutdown and Startup Database

SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE

STARTUP

 

 

Hands-On 05 (Maintaining Redo Log files)

 

Redo Log Files

Using the V$LOG view

Archiving a current Online Redo log file

Checking a Online Redo log file’s Status

The INACTIVE status

The ACTIVE status

The CURRENT status

Dropping a Log file Group

Resizing a Redo Log file

Adding a Redo Log file

Managing an Online Redo log file with (OMF)

Using the DB_CREATE_ONLINE_LOG_DEST parameter

Using the V$LOGFILE dictionary view

Checking the SEQUENCE# column

Using the V$ARCHIVED_LOG view

Commands:

ALTER SYSTEM SET

ALTER SYSTEM ARCHIVE LOG CURRENT

ALTER DATABASE DROP LOGFILE GROUP

ALTER DATABASE ADD LOGFILE GROUP

 

 

Hands-On 06 (Duplexing Archived Online Redo Log files)

 

Duplexing Archived Online Redo Log files

Setting an Oracle-Managed File destination

Setting a Redo Log Archive Duplex Destination

Querying all of the archive log destinations

Using the LOG_ARCHIVE_DUPLEX_DEST parameter

Using the V$ARCHIVE_DEST view

Using the V$ARCHIVED_LOG view

Checking the sequence archive number

Writing a procedure to generate some logs

Using the V$LOG_HISTORY view

FIRST_CHANGE#

NEXT_CHANGE#

De-activating the duplex archiving

Commands:

ALTER SYSTEM SET

SHOW PARAMETER

 

 

Hands-On 07 (User-Managed COLD or OFFLINE backup)

 

Performing a User-Managed COLD or OFFLINE backup

Writing a script to perform a complete, COLD, or OFFLINE backups

Using the V$DATABASE view

The ARCHIVE modes

            ARCHIVELOG mode

NOARCHIVELOG mode

Using the V$LOGFILE view

Using the V$DATAFILE view

Using the V$CONTROLFILE view

Setting a Control Command

SET ECHO

SET HEADING

SET FEEDBACK

SET PAGESIZE

SET ECHO ON

The password file and the Parameter file (PFILE)

Commands:

            SET ECHO

SET HEADING

SET FEEDBACK

SET PAGESIZE

ALTER DATABASE

 

Hands-On 08 (User-Managed HOT or ONLINE backup)

 

Performing a User-Managed Hot backup

Archiving the current Online Redo Log group

Backing-up a CONTROLFILE to a file or TRACE

Performing the HOT backup

Using the DBA_DATA_FILES dictionary view

Setting a tablespace into the backup mode

Commands:

ALTER TABLESPACE BEGIN BACKUP

HOST COPY ALTER TABLESPACE END BACKUP

ALTER SYSTEM

ALTER DATABASE

 

Hands-On 09 (User-Managed Tablespaces and Datafiles Backup)

 

Performing a tablespace and datafiles backup

Performing integrity checks

Using the V$DATAFILE view

Using the DBA_DATA_FILES dictionary view

Understanding the TOTAL PAGES FAILING values

Setting a tablespace while in the OFFLINE mode

The OFFLINE TEMPORARY option

The OFFLINE IMMEDIATE option

Setting a tablespace status

Commands:

ALTER TABLESPACE ONLINE

ALTER TABLESPACE OFFLINE NORMAL

dbv file= BLOCKSIZE=4096

 

 

Hands-On 10 (User-Managed Tablespace Recovery)

 

Performing a tablespace recovery

Using the V$DATABASE view

Checking if a user has created any object

Using DBA_TABLESPACE view

Writing a procedure

HOST erase C:\ORACLE\ORA90\SCHOOL\USERS01.DBF

Permanently damaging datafiles

Restoring a datafiles of a USERS tablespace

Setting a tablespace status

Recovering a tablespace

Using the USER_TABLES view

Commands:

ALTER TABLESPACE OFFLINE NORMAL

HOST COPY

ALTER TABLESPACE ONLINE

RECOVER TABLESPACE

DROP TABLE

 

 

Hands-On 11 (User-Managed Logical Backup and recovery)

 

Performing an Oracle Logical Backup and recovery

Using the EXP tool

Using the IMP tool

Dropping a table

Using the V$DATABASE view

Creating a table

Performing a logical backup

HOST EXP system/manager FILE=’xx’ TABLES=(xx)

Restoring a logical table

Commands:

DROP TABLE

            HOST EXP

HOST IMP

 

 
 
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