Course ID: 27645
[wptab name=’About’]Oracle Database (commonly referred to as Oracle RDBMS or simply as Oracle) is an object-relational database management system produced and marketed by Oracle Corporation.
Larry Ellison and his two friends and former co-workers, Bob Miner and Ed Oates, started a consultancy called Software Development Laboratories (SDL) in 1977. SDL developed the original version of the Oracle software. The name Oracle comes from the code-name of a CIA-funded project Ellison had worked on while previously employed by Ampex.
In this training you will learn how to Design, build and manage Oracle 11g database applications,Retrieve and manipulate data efficiently using SQL Developer,Create and manage database tables, sequences and synonyms,Ensure data integrity, enforce security and enhance performance,Write structured PL/SQL code to develop stored procedures, triggers and packages[/wptab]
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INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE DBA
What is DBA ?
Why a Company needs a DBA?
Roles & Responsibilities of DBA
Oracle Architecture
Physical and Logical Phase of Database
Types of files(Control file, Redolog file and Datafile)
Different types of Datafiles
Instance
SGA(System Global Area) and Background Process
DATABASE CREATION
Different Startup Modes
Different Shutdown Modes
Types of Database Creation
Manual Method of Creation
TABLESPACE MANAGEMENT
Introduction to Table space
Types of Table space(BIG & SMALL)
Temporary Table space
Altering/Renaming a Table space
Renaming a data file
Temporary Groups
Table space Encryption(11g)
STORAGE PARAMETERS
What are segments?
What are extents?
What is Blocks?
Oracle Blocks
Estimation of Extents
Dictionary Managed Table space
Locally Managed Table space
Storage Parameters(Initial, Next, Min Extents, Xtents, Pctincrease)
USER MANAGEMENT
Who are Database Users?
Why to create a User?
Creation of Users
Assigning Privileges
Creating and granting Roles
Allocating table space Quotas to Users
Assigning default table space for the Users
Setting Profiles for the Users
Levels of Authentication
Schema Management(11g)
Security(11g)
UNDO MANAGEMENT
What is Undo?
Why Undo required?
Pending offline status
Brief idea about Rollback segments
Flashback Features
Flashback Table
Flashback query
Flashback Version query
SPFILE & OMF
What is spfile?
Difference between spfile and pfile
Advantages of spfile
What is OMF?
Advantages of OMF
Files conventions of OMF
NETWORKING IN ORACLE
Introduction to Oracle Networking
Network default location
Editing Network file
Listener.ora
Tnsnames.ora
Introduction to Database Links
Types of Database Links
Introduction to Materialized views
Advantages of Materialized view
Refresh Modes
REDO-LOG & CONTROLFILE MANAGEMENT
Introduction to Redo log
Status of Redo logs
Multiplexing the Redo log files
Re-creation of Control file
Renaming the Database
Multiplexing the Control file
LOGICAL BACKUP
What is a logical backup
Why it is required
Export/import Utility
Data Pump
Difference between Data Pump and Traditional Export/import
Impdp/expdp
Transportable Table spaces
PHYSICAL BACKUP
Introduction to Physical backup
Types of Physical backup
Cold & Hot backup
Recovery scenarios
RMAN backup
RMAN Point in time recovery
RMAN 11g new features
PEFORMANCE TUNING
What is Performance Tuning?
Why Tuning required?
Types of Tuning
Database Tuning
Tuning
SQL Tuning
Memory Tuning
Network Tuning
Partitioning and Indexes
Partitioning Enhancements
AWR/ASH/ASMM/ADDM
RAT(Real Application Testing)(11g)
SQL Performance Analyses (11g)
Row chaining and Row migration
Resemble Table spaces
AVAILABILITY
Introduction to Data Guard
Types of Standby databases
11g New features in Data Guard
Types of Protection modes
Active standby/snapshot standby(11g)
Log Miner
RMAN Point in time Recovery
Introduction to Database Cloning
RMAN Cloning
Automatic Storage Management(ASM)
ADVANCED SQL Topics
HOW TO USE SAS MACROS IN SQL
How dictionary table and views can simplify programming SQL options
How to retrieve Raw data different from DATABASES to SAS environment using SQL Statements
To create table in different databases using SAS sql statement
To manage in different databases using SAS Sql Statements
SQL-LOADER
Introduction to SQL Loader
Types of files
Control file
Infile
Bad file
Discard file
Data file
AUDITING
What is auditing?
Why auditing performed?
Types of Auditing
Levels of Auditing
FLASHBACK FEATURES
Flashback Database
Flashback Archive(11g)
MISCELLANEOUS
Oracle 11g Installations
Comparison between Oracle 10g and Oracle 11g
New features Introduced in Oracle 10g
Upgradation from Oracle 10g to Oracle11g
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[wptab name=’Duration’]
- Regular classes – 4 weeks
- Weekend Classes – 6 weeks
- Customized Fast Track option is available as well. Call 9731012185 now to customize according to your requirement
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[wptab name=’Trainer’]
- Experienced IT professionals
- Having hands on practical knowledge
- With experience of training large batches in both offline and online mode
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The following services are available on demand as add-on to this course
- Resume Preparation
- Mock interviews
- Job opportunity leads and suggestions
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- Online Self Paced Training (SPT) with Videos and Documents
- Online Instructor Led Training (ILT)
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What are the online training mode options available?
- Online Self Paced Training (SPT) with Videos and Documents
- Online Instructor Led Training (ILT)
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Schedule: Weekdays (1 hr /day), Weekends (2.5 hrs /day) Â and Fast Track options available
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