Oracle Database Administration – The Essential Reference
Paperback Engels 1999 9781565925168Samenvatting
Oracle database administration requires a vast amount of information and an ability to perform a myriad of tasks--from installation to tuning to network troubleshooting to overall daily administration. Oracle provides many tools for performing these tasks; the trick is knowing what tool is right for the job, what commands you need to issue (and when), and what parameters and privileges you need to set. And, as every DBA knows, you need to know how do all this under pressure, while you face crisis after crisis.This book provides a concise reference to the enormous store of information an Oracle DBA needs every day (as well as what's needed only when disaster strikes). It's crammed full of quick-reference tables, task lists, and other summary material that both novice and expert DBAs will use time and time again. It covers the commands and operations new to Oracle8, but also provides Oracle7 information for sites still running earlier versions.Oracle Database Administration provides two types of material:DBA tasks--chapters summarizing how to perform critical DBA functions: installation, performance tuning, preventing data loss, networking, security and monitoring, auditing, query optimization, and the use of various Oracle tools and utilitiesDBA reference--chapters providing a quick reference to the Oracle instance and database, the initialization (INIT.ORA) parameters, the SQL statements commonly used by DBAs, the data dictionary tables, the system privileges and roles, and the SQLPlus, Export, Import, and SQLLoader syntaxThe book also includes a resource summary with references to additional books, Web sites, and other online and offline resources of special use to Oracle DBAs.Oracle Database Administration is the single essential reference you'll turn to again and again. If you must choose only one book to use at the office, keep at home, or carry to a site you're troubleshooting, this will be that book.
Specificaties
Lezersrecensies
Inhoudsopgave
Preface;
Why We Wrote This Book;
Versions of Oracle;
How This Book Is Organized;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Comments and Questions;
Acknowledgments;
DBA Tasks;
Chapter 1: Introduction;
1.1 Oracle Database Administration;
1.2 Oracle Architecture;
1.3 Software Options;
1.4 Configuration Planning;
Chapter 2: Installation;
2.1 Media Selection;
2.2 The Oracle Installer;
2.3 Installable Components;
2.4 Dependencies;
2.5 Pre-Installation Checklist;
2.6 Critical Decisions;
2.7 Post-Installation Tasks;
Chapter 3: Maximizing Oracle Performance;
3.1 Configuration and Tuning—What’s the Difference?;
3.2 Achieving Maximum Performance;
3.3 Configuring the Operating System;
3.4 Configuring Oracle;
3.5 Sizing and Configuring Database Objects;
3.6 Tuning Oracle;
Chapter 4: Preventing Data Loss;
4.1 Types of Backups;
4.2 Database Backup;
4.3 Database Recovery;
4.4 Automated Utilities;
4.5 Practice Scenarios;
Chapter 5: Oracle Networking;
5.1 Oracle Network Architecture;
5.2 Oracle Names;
5.3 MultiProtocol Interchange;
5.4 Connecting to Non-Oracle Databases;
5.5 Oracle Network Manager;
5.6 Oracle Net8 Assistant;
5.7 Manual Network Configuration;
5.8 Sample SQL*Net Files;
5.9 SQL*Net Troubleshooting;
Chapter 6: Security and Monitoring;
6.1 Security;
6.2 Monitoring;
Chapter 7: Auditing;
7.1 About Auditing;
7.2 Forms of the AUDIT Statement;
7.3 Audit Trail Views and Lookup Tables;
7.4 Establishing an Audit Policy;
7.5 Maintaining the Audit Trail;
7.6 Row-Level Auditing;
Chapter 8: Query Optimization;
8.1 Types of Queries;
8.2 Types of Join Access Paths;
8.3 Determining the Access Plan;
8.4 Cost-Based Optimizer;
8.5 Rule-Based Optimizer;
Chapter 9: Oracle Tools;
9.1 About the Tools;
9.2 SQL*Plus;
9.3 Oracle Server Manager;
9.4 SQLDBA;
9.5 Oracle Network Manager;
9.6 SQL*Loader;
9.7 Oracle Enterprise Manager;
9.8 Third-Party Tools;
DBA Reference;
Chapter 10: The Oracle Instance;
10.1 Elements of the Instance;
10.2 About Processes;
10.3 About Memory Structures;
Chapter 11: The Oracle Database;
11.1 Types of Database Files;
11.2 Oracle Tablespaces;
11.3 Disk Allocation;
Chapter 12: Initialization Parameters;
12.1 Dynamically Modifiable Parameters;
12.2 Platform-Specific Parameters;
12.3 Summary of Initialization Parameters;
12.4 Parameters Used Only in Oracle7;
12.5 Parameters New in Oracle8;
Chapter 13: SQL Statements for the DBA;
13.1 SQL Commands by Task;
13.2 SQL Command Syntax;
Chapter 14: The Oracle Data Dictionary;
14.1 Static Data Dictionary Views;
14.2 Dynamic Performance Data Dictionary Views;
Chapter 15: System Privileges and Initial Roles;
15.1 Actions, Privileges, and Roles;
15.2 System Privileges;
15.3 Initial Roles;
15.4 Initial Users;
Chapter 16: Tools and Utilities;
16.1 SQL*Plus;
16.2 Export;
16.3 Import;
16.4 SQL*Loader;
Appendix:Resources for the DBA;
Books;
Other Publications;
Organizations;
Web Sites;
Discussion Groups;
List Servers;
Colophon;
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