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BOOK ORACLE DBA MADE SIMPLE ORACLE DATABASE ADMINISTRATION TECHNIQUES 2003
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145
Introduction 1
System Planning 1
Resource and Capacity Planning 2
Resource Specification for Oracle 2
Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA) 7
Minimum OFA Configuration 8
Oracle Structures and How They Affect Installation 10
Executables 11
Data Files 11
Redo Logs 12
Control Files 12
Exports 13
Archive Logs 13
LOB Storage 14
BFILE Storage 14
Disk Striping, Shadowing, RAID, and Other Topics 14
Disk Striping 15
Disk Shadowing or Mirroring 16
RAID—Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks 17
New Technologies 18
Optical Disk Systems 18
Tape Systems 19
RAM Drives (Random Access Memory) 19
Backup & recovery 20
Backups 21
Cold Backups 21
Hot Backups 23
Example Documentation Procedure for NT Online Backup and
Recovery Scripts 48
Imports/Exports 51
Limitations on export/import: 51
Exports 51
IMPORT 53
Archive Logs 54
Backup Methodologies 56
NT or UNIX System Backup 56
Import/Export 57
Archive Logging 57
Recovery Types 57
Oracle7 Enterprise Backup Utility 59
Oracle8 RECOVERY MANAGER FACILITY 63
Installing the RMAN Catalog 66
Incomplete restore scenario 69
DB_VERIFY UTILITY 71
The following example shows how to get on-line help: 72
The DBMS_REPAIR Utility 73
DBMS_REPAIR Enumeration Types 74
DBMS_REPAIR Exceptions 74
DBMS_REPAIR Procedures 75
ADMIN_TABLES 76
CHECK_OBJECT 81
DUMP_ORPHAN_KEYS 84
FIX_CORRUPT_BLOCKS 85
REBUILD_FREELISTS 86
SKIP_CORRUPT_BLOCKS 88
Oracle RDBMS Architecture 89
Background Processes 90
Datafiles 94
Datafile Sizing 96
Rollback Segments 102
Redo log files 104
Control files 105
Initialization File 105
The Undocumented Initialization Parameters (“_”) 126
The Initialization File Event Settings 145
System Global Area 157
SGA 157
Modifying the INITORA 158
Allocating And Caching Memory 159
Use of the Default Pool 159
Use of The KEEP Pool 160
Use of the RECYCLE Pool 160
Tuning the Three Pools 161
Shared Pool 162
Putting it All In Perspective 180
What to Pin 185
The Shared Pool and MTS 190
Large Pool Sizing 191
A Matter Of Hashing 194
Disk IO and the Shared Pool 198
Monitoring Library and Data Dictionary Caches 201
In Summary 204
Managing the Database 209
Find USER locking others/Kill problem USER 209
Methods of Murder 213
Killing From the Oracle Side 213
Killing From the Operating System Side 215
Creating and starting the database 215
Database Creation 216
Re-creation of a Database 219
Database Startup and Shutdown 229
Startup 230
Shutdown 232
Tuning Responsibilities 234
Step 1: Tune the Business Rules 234
Step 2: Tune the Data Design 234
Step 3: Tune the Application Design 235
Step 4: Tune the Logical Structure of the Database 235
Step 5: Tune Database Operations 235
Step 6: Tune the Access Paths 236
Step 7: Tune Memory Allocation 236
Step 8: Tune I/O and Physical Structure 237
Step 9: Tune Resource Contention 238
Step 10: Tune the Underlying Platform(s) 238
Tuning Summary 238
Layout & Fragmentation 239
Tablespace Segments & Free Space 241
Tables & Indexes/Partitioning 242
The V$ views 243
How are they used? 244
The Optimizers & the Analyze Command 248
RULE Based Optimizer 249
COST Based Optimizer 250
The Parallel Query Option 253
Parallel query settings 253
Problems In Parallel Query Usage 258
Security 258
Users 258
Altering Users 264
Dropping Users 265
Grants 266
System Privileges 267
Object Privileges 276
Column Privileges 281
View Grants 283
Other Grants 283
Revoking Grants 283
Use Of Roles 285
Creating Roles 286
Grants To Roles 287
Setting Roles 289
Special Roles 290
OSOPER And OSDBA 292
CONNECT, RESOURCE, And DBA Roles 293
Export/Import Roles 294
Using PROFILES 295
Profiles and Resource Limits 297
Altering Profiles 300
Profiles and Passwords 301
Managing CPU Utilization for in Oracle8i 303
Creating a Resource Plan 304
Restricting Access by Rows in Oracle8i 329
Policy Usage 335
DBMS_RLS Package 337
Summary 340