Full Oracle Database High Availability Features
Oracle Database with Oracle 12C RAC, Oracle Data Guard, Oracle Backup and Oracle Data Recovery, and Oracle RMAN
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What you will learn
This Oracle course introduces all the Oracle Database High Availability features fundamental to manage Oracle Database and designing a backup and recovery.
You will become an expert in subjects like Oracle 12C Release 2, Oracle 12C R2 Backup and Recovery ( using RMAN), Oracle Data Guard
Backup and recovery concepts in Oracle
Setting up the laboratory environment
Creating and managing recovery catalog
Using flashback Technologies in Oracle
Managing RMAN backups
Setting Up Oracle Enterprise Linux
What is Real Application Cluster?
Install Grid Infrastructure, Database Software and Create database
Administer Database Instances and Cluster Databases
Learn about Oracle RAC One Node
To convert RAC database to RAC One Node and administer it
Design and Deployment Techniques
Data Guard Administration for Oracle 12C R2
Creating Virtual Machines
Basic Usage of Data Guard Broker Utility
Switchover and Failover Operations on Physical Standby Database via both SQLPlus and Data Guard Broker
Creating Far Sync Instance
Configuring Primary and Standby Databases for far sync Instance
Switchover & Failover Operations on Logical Standby Database via both SQLPlus and Data Guard Broker
Oracle Database is an enterprise database that can handle online transaction processing needs, as well as data warehousing and workloads for ERP
Oracle DB was designed to be a flexible way to handle large applications and massive amounts of structured data.
What is oracle SQL? SQL stands for Structured Query Language—the language developers use to interact with databases to create, read, update, and delete database
ANSI created the standard for SQL. Many database vendors, like Oracle, expand on this standard to create their version of the language.
Oracle SQL is compliant with ANSI SQL standards, with features designed specifically for the Oracle database management system.
What careers use Oracle SQL? Having Oracle SQL skills can add value to many careers.
The most obvious is being a database administrator in enterprises that use the Oracle database management system.
Database developers also use Oracle SQL all day long to create new databases and table structures.
Most applications require a database to function, so software engineers and web developers also use Oracle SQL frequently.
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