Oracle Key Concepts - Make Sure You Know All!

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Title: Oracle Database Administration Concepts & Implementation Made Simple
ISBN: 0-9770739-0-4
Author: Asim Abbasi


Oracle Key Concepts - Make Sure You Know All!

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121. Oracle software is free for learning purpose and can be downloaded form Oracle website.

122. Oracle Universal Installer installs the Oracle system on the machine.

123. OUI is java based and hence the process of installation is totally independent of underlying OS.

124. Two ways to achieve same goals i.e. development of Oracle Database.

125. Those two ways are DBCA & Manual.

126. Before starting DBCA we need to set certain OS environment variables.

127. Those environment variables are ORACLE_BASE, ORACLE_HOME, ORALCE_SID and, PATH.

128. DBCA can be run through the start menu in Windows or by entering the dbca command in Unix OS.

129. DBCA comes with four pre-built templates.

130. Global Database name is usually described in name.domain format and is the unique identification of Oracle database.

131. SID is the name of the instance on the machine. You can never have two or more instance having the same name on the same machine.

132. We can either run Oracle in Dedicated Server Mode or Shared Server Mode.

133. Memory architecture of Oracle can be configured through this window of DBCA.

134. Oracle Server can be run in ARCHIVELOG mode or NOARCHIVELOG mode.

135. In archive log mode Redo Log files get archived to the destination you specify.

136. In no archive mode once Redo Log files get filled up, Oracle will start overwriting them.

137. Redo Log Files size remains the same.

138. spfile has made possible the ALTER SYSTEM statement to get utilized in changing any initialization parameter with no need to restart the Oracle Server.

139. Four very important initialization parameters viz., ORACLE_BASE, ORACLE_HOME, DB_NAME and ORACLE_SID

140. We can select and deselect any of the initialization parameters and edit the values.

 

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