This is a special adaptation of the database architecture module normally presented to database administrators but customized for the benefit of developers. With a series of in-depth lectures developers are acquainted with the internal architecture of the Oracle database, including memory structures, data file structures, block and row internals. The objective is to provide developers with the skills needed to properly build and tune applications for optimum performance compatible with the architecture of the Oracle database.
Oracle Training Prerequisites
- The course Introduction To Oracle9i SQL
- The course Introduction To Oracle9i Advanced SQL
Suggested Next Courses
The course Oracle 9i SQL Tuning
Oracle Training Audience
Oracle developers
Oracle Training At Course Completion
- Explain the database memory structures, including the SGA and the shared pool
- Explain the configurations possible for Oracle instances
- Explain the structure of tablespaces, data files, extents, blocks and rows
- Explain the structure of tables and indexes
- Explain the role of redo log files, redo log buffers and rollback segments
Oracle Training Course duration
2 Days
Oracle Training Course outline
ORACLE DATABASE SERVER ARCHITECTURE - Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)
- OEM Console
- APPLICATION ARCHITECTURES
- 2-Tier Traditional Client/Server
- 3-Tier Traditional Client/Server
- 3-Tier Traditional Intranet or Internet
- THE ORACLE DATABASE SERVER
- How Does A SQL Statement Execute?
- WHAT IS THE DATA DICTIONARY?
- DATABASE USERS & SCHEMAS
- SYS Schema Illustrated
- OEM Security Manager, Users
- Data Dictionary, DBA_USERS
UNDERSTANDING DATABASE OBJECTS - WHICH DATABASE OBJECTS EXIST?
- OEM Schema Manager, Schema Objects
- Data Dictionary, DBA_OBJECTS
- OEM Schema Manager, Tables (General tab)
- Data Dictionary, DBA_TABLES
- Data Dictionary, USER_TAB_COLUMNS
- OEM Schema Manager, Tables (Constraints tab)
- Data Dictionary, DBA_CONSTRAINTS
- Data Dictionary, DBA_CONS_COLUMNS
- OEM Schema Manager, Sequences
- Data Dictionary, DBA_SEQUENCES
INSTANCE & USER MEMORY STRUCTURES - IFILE Parameter
- OEM Instance Manager, Initialization Parameters
- Single Instance
- Concurrent Instances And Databases, Same Server
- Multiple Instances For One Database, Same Server
- Oracle Real Application Clusters
- Multiple Instances For One Database, Clustered Servers
- SYSTEM GLOBAL AREA (SGA)
- How The Java Pool Is Used
- Parameters Which Determine SGA Size
- About Oracle 9i Buffer Cache & Subcaches
- SGA Size
INSTANCE & USER PROCESSES - WHICH PROCESSES ARE EXECUTING?
- INSTANCE BACKGROUND PROCESSES
- Instance Background System Processes Illustrated
- DBWR & LGWR Processes
- Checkpoints and CKPT Process
- SMON & PMON Processes
- ARCH Process
- OEM Instance Manager, Background Process List
- Oracle JServer Instance
- Oracle JServer Instance Illustrated
- SQL EXECUTION
- PGA & Instance
- Data Dictionary, V$SESSION
- OEM Instance Manager, Sessions
DATA FILES, DATA SEGMENTS - WHICH FILES ARE USED BY THE DATABASE?
- DATA FILES & THE PHYSICAL STORAGE HIERARCHY
- UNDERSTANDING TABLESPACES
- UNDERSTANDING DATA FILES
- UNDERSTANDING SEGMENTS
- UNDERSTANDING E_DERST
- UNDERSTANDING DATABASE BLOCKS
- PCTFREE/PCTUSED
- UNDERSTANDING THE ROW STRUCTURE
- UNDERSTANDING R_D
- ROWID_TO_RESTRICTED()
- ROWID_TO_EXTENDED()
DATA FILES, NON-DATA SEGMENTS - THE NON-DATA S_TA
- INDEXES & INDEX SEGMENTS
- Bitmap Vs B-Tree Index Scenario
- DBA_INDEXES
- DBA_IND_COLUMNS
- TEMPORARY SEGMENTS, ROLLBACK SEGMENTS
- DBA_SEGMENTS, DBA_ROLLBACK_
- V$ROLLNAME and V$ROLLSTAT
NON-DATA FILES
