ORACLE 12c CORE-DBA

1. Introduction
 What is DBA?
 Why a Company needs a DBA?
 Roles & Responsibilities of DBA
 Identify the oracle product
 Oracle Architecture
 Physical and Logical Phase of Database

2. Installing oracle database 12c software

 System requirements.
 Redhat Linux Installation
 Install software with the Oracle Universal Installer on Linux Platform
 Identify System Requirements
 Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA)
 Discuss Oracle Base
 Discuss Oracle Home
 Prerequisite Checks and Fixup Utility

3. Container and Pluggable Database Architecture

 Describe the multitenant architecture
 Describe the root and pluggable database containers
 Differentiate the root from a pluggable database
 Explain pluggable database plugging
 List impacts in various areas
 Initialization Parameter Files
 Starting Up Oracle Databases
 Shutting Down Oracle Databases
 Opening and Closing PDBs
 Working with the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR)
 Querying Dynamic Performance Views

4. CDB and PDB Creation

 Methods and Tools to Create PDBs
 Creating PDBs from Seed with SQL*Plus
 Cloning PDBs with SQL*Plus
 Unplugging and Plugging In PDBs with SQL*Plus
 Dropping PDBs with SQL*Plus
 Configure and create a CDB, Create a PDB from PDB$SEED
 Plug or clone a non-CDB into a CDB
 Clone a local or remote PDB into a CDB
 Unplug and plug a PDB from one CDB to another CDB
 Explore the instance and structure of PDBs
  Migrate a pre-12.1 non-CDB database to CDB

5. Managing Tablespaces and Users in CDB and PDBs

 How Table Data is Stored
 Creating Tablespaces in SQL*Plus
 Altering and Dropping Tablespaces in SQL*Plus
 Viewing Tablespace Information in SQL*Plus
 Implementing Oracle Managed Files
 Moving and Renaming Online Data Files in SQL*Plus
 Permanent & temporary tablespaces in CDB and PDBs

6. Managing Storage Space

 Oracle Database Space Management Features
 Block Space Management
 Row Chaining and Migration
 Free Space Management Within Segments
 Types of Segments
 Allocating Extents
 Understanding Deferred Segment Creation
 Space-Saving Features

7. Managing UNDO Data

 Undo Data: Overview
 Transactions and Undo Data
 Storing Undo Information
 Comparing Undo Data and Redo Data
 Managing Undo
 Local Undo Mode Versus Shared Undo Mode
 Configuring Undo Retention
 Categories of Undo

8. Administering User Security

 Creating Users
 Granting Privileges
 Creating and Granting Roles
 Revoking Privileges and Roles
 Creating and Assigning Profiles
 Authenticating Users
 Assigning Quotas to Users
 Applying the Principal of Least Privilege
 Common and local users, roles and privileges
 New Administrative Privileges
 New Administrative Privilege SYSBACKUP
 New Administrative Privilege SYSDG
 New Administrative Privilege SYSKM
 OS Authentication and OS Groups
  Password Authentication for SYSBACKUP
 Password Authentication for SYSDG
 New System Privilege PURGE DBA_RECYCLEBIN 10-19
 Creating Policies Database and Role Analysis
 Creating Policies Context Analysis
 Analyzing and Reporting
 SYSTEM and OBJECT Used Privileges
 Used Privileges Results
 Compare Used and Unused Privileges

9. Configuring the Oracle Network Environment

 Oracle Net Services
 How Listeners Work
 Configuring Listeners for Dynamic Service Registration
 Configuring Listeners for Static Service Registration
 Configuring Local Naming for Connections
 Testing Oracle Net Connectivity with tnsping
 Configuring Communication Between Databases
 Dedicated Versus Shared Server Configurations

10. Moving Data (DATAPUMP)

 Moving Data: General Architecture
 Oracle Data Pump: Overview
 Oracle Data Pump: Benefits
 Full Transportable Export/Import Overview
 Full Transportable Export/Import Usage
 Full Transportable Export/Import Example
 Plugging a Non-CDB into CDB Using Data Pump
 Plugging a Non-CDB into CDB Using Replication
 Transporting a Database over the Network Example
 Disabling Logging for Oracle Data Pump Import Overview
 Disabling Logging for Oracle Data Pump Import Usage
 Disabling Logging for Oracle Data Pump Import Command-Line Examples
 Exporting Views as Tables Overview
 Exporting Views as Tables Usage
 Exporting Views as Tables Command-Line Examples
 Specifying the Encryption Password
 Compressing Tables during Import

11. Backup and Recovery Concepts

 DBA Responsibilities
 Categories of Failure
 Understanding Instance Recovery
 Understanding Types of Backups
  Comparing Complete and Incomplete Recovery
 Duplicating a Database ( Database Cloning )
 Use Table Recovery
 Backup and Recovery Concepts
 Perform basic backup and recovery
 Configure and manage RMAN settings, Configure FRA
 Describe the use of the RMAN recovery catalog, Create Catalog
 Register a database in the RMAN recovery catalog
 Perform full and incremental backups
 Configure Block Change tracking, Perform incremental level backups
 Recover an incremental level 0 backup with level 1 incremental
 Perform automated TSPITR, Perform table recovery from backups
 Perform CDB and PDB backups
 Recover CDB and PDB from essential file loss

12. ACTIVITIES (RESTORE & RECOVERY LAB)

 Media Failure: CDB or PDB Temp File Recovery
 Media Failure: PDB Temp File Recovery
 Media Failure: Control File Loss
 Media Failure: Redo Log File Loss
 Media Failure: Root SYSTEM or UNDO Data File
 Media Failure: Root SYSAUX Data File
 Media Failure: PDB SYSTEM Data File
 Media Failure: PDB Non-SYSTEM Data File

13. Using Flashback Technologies

 Describe Flashback Database architecture
 Understand flashback technologies from various types of errors
 Configure your database to use flashback technologies
 Perform flashback query, version query, transaction backout
 Perform flashback table, recyclebin, flashback data archive

14. Patching Activity

 Database Patch Management Introduction
 Applying Interim and Patch set Patches
 Patch History & Documentation

15. Monitoring and Tuning Database Performance

 SQL Tuning Process
 Oracle Optimizer
 Optimizer Statistics
 SQL Plan Directives
 Adaptive Execution Plans
 SQL Tuning Advisor
 SQL Access Advisor
 SQL Performance Analyzer
 Managing Performance Activities
 Performance Planning Considerations
 Database Maintenance
 Automatic Workload Repository (AWR)
 Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor
 Performance Monitoring
 Performance Tuning Methodology
 Database Server Statistics and Metrics