Oracle 9i For Windows

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From the authorized Oracle Press comes a unique volume,packed with undocumented tips ; techniques from Oracle experts,for maximizing Oracle9i on the Windows 2000 platform. You'll get full coverage of critical high-end features such as clustering and standbys and methods for ensuring high availability. You'll also get full details on all the features new to Oracle9i.

Best Practices from Oracle Experts Find Undocumented,Expert Advice Inside Take full advantage of the strength and ...

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Overview

From the authorized Oracle Press comes a unique volume,packed with undocumented tips ; techniques from Oracle experts,for maximizing Oracle9i on the Windows 2000 platform. You'll get full coverage of critical high-end features such as clustering and standbys and methods for ensuring high availability. You'll also get full details on all the features new to Oracle9i.

Best Practices from Oracle Experts Find Undocumented,Expert Advice Inside Take full advantage of the strength and reliability of Oracle9i and the management features of Windows 2000. Written by the experts and authorized by Oracle Corporation,Oracle9i for Windows 2000 Tips & Techniques presents insider best practices for installation,upgrades,migration,tuning,backup and recovery,clustering,and high availability. You'll also get in-depth details on the new features of Oracle9i.

  • Configure Oracle9i on Windows 2000 as a management platform,database client,and database server
  • Ease administrative tasks with database templates and Oracle Managed Files
  • Monitor and manage Oracle to maximize available memory,CPU,and I/O
  • Use Oracle9i Recovery Manager for backup,restore,and recovery
  • Implement Standby Databases for greater availability
  • Use Oracle9i Oracle Enterprise Manager for enterprisewide database administration
  • Execute clustering and high availability solutions,using Microsoft Cluster Server,Oracle Failsafe,and Real Application Clusters
  • Implement Advanced Replication to provide database load balancing,disaster recovery,and offline distributed transaction processing

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780072194623
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
  • Publication date: 12/1/2001
  • Series: Oracle Press Series
  • Pages: 676
  • Product dimensions: 7.50 (w) x 9.25 (h) x 1.43 (d)

Table of Contents

Foreword xxi
Acknowledgements xxiii
Introduction xxvii
Part I Overview
1 Windows 2000 3
Oracle and Microsoft 4
Windows 2000 5
A Brief Look Inside Windows 2000 7
Security 18
The Windows 2000 Interface 21
The Registry and the Environment 23
Summary 27
2 Overview of Oracle9i RDBMS 29
Process Architecture 30
The Oracle Instance 34
The Database Files 39
Internal Database Management 44
Database Integrity Checks 53
Summary 56
Part II Implementing the Oracle RDBMS on Windows 2000
3 Configuring Windows 2000 61
Tuning Windows for Oracle 63
Microsoft Management Console 70
Command-Line Management 79
System Administration 92
The Operating System Environment 101
Remote Administration 106
Resources 109
Looking Ahead 111
Summary 113
4 Installing and Configuring the Oracle RDBMS 115
History of Oracle on Windows NT 117
The Oracle Universal Installer 120
Beginning the Installation 123
Creating the Database 130
The Database Storage Page 143
Deinstalling Oracle Products 153
Summary 155
5 Advanced Database Administration for Windows 2000 157
Advanced Database Creation and Management 159
Oracle Memory Usage on Windows 2000 168
Using the Performance Monitor 183
Using the Oracle Administration Assistant 194
Additional 9i Features 199
Summary 208
6 Backup and Recovery Considerations 209
Base Your Backup Strategy on Your Business Needs 211
Align Backup Strategies with Business Needs Before Agreeing to a Service Level Agreement 213
Cold Backups Make Your Life Easier 214
Using Windows 2000 Backup Utility 216
Third-Party Backup Products 217
Understanding and Implementing Hot Backups 217
Leveraging Server Managed Recovery 220
Understanding the Oracle9i Recovery Manager Architecture 221
RMAN Configuration: A Primer 223
RMAN Integration with Media Management Software 226
Understanding the Benefits of an RMAN Implementation 227
RMAN Backups: Syntax and Usage 231
Establishing Persistent Backup Parameters 241
RMAN Restore and Recovery: A Primer 242
RMAN Recovery: Syntax and Usage 245
Understanding and Using Incomplete Recovery 248
Using RMAN Backups to Create Clone Copies of Production Databases 257
Test All Backups for Recoverability 262
Summary 262
Part III Windows 2000: The Premiere Enterprise Management Platform
7 Oracle Connectivity 265
The Oracle Net Architecture 267
Connectivity Configuration 295
General Network Tuning and Configuration 316
Resources 318
Summary 321
8 Oracle Enterprise Manager 323
EM Functionality 324
EM Framework 329
The Agent 342
Events 346
Jobs 355
Database Administration 358
The Oracle Management Server 363
EM Web Reporting 368
EM 3-Tier Infrastructure and Firewalls 375
EM Reference and Help 376
Summary 378
9 Advanced Management, Tools, and Analysis 379
Techniques with Tools 380
Tools for Holistic Database Management 398
Summary 412
10 Change Management 413
Upgrading the Operating System 414
Migrating or Upgrading the Oracle Database 419
Upgrading in a Clustered or Standby Environment 434
Summary 438
Part IV Clustering and High Availability
11 Oracle Failsafe 441
Oracle Failsafe Concepts 443
Designing an Oracle Failsafe Solution 447
Preparing to Install MSCS 450
Installing Microsoft Cluster Server 453
Installing Oracle Failsafe 458
Making the Database Failsafe 462
Troubleshooting in a Failsafe/MSCS Environment 472
Summary 476
12 Oracle Real Application Clusters 477
The RAC Environment 479
Preparing for the Cluster Installation 481
Installing the Cluster Software and Oracle9i RDBMS 493
Maintaining a RAC Instance 502
Summary 507
13 The Standby Database 509
Standby Database Architecture 510
Traditional Standby Configuration: A Test Case 518
Utilizing Oracle9i Log Transport Services 523
Using Oracle9i Data Guard for Standby Database Management 525
Use RMAN to Configure the Standby Database 528
Use the Standby Database for RMAN Backups of the Production Database 529
Summary 531
14 Oracle9i Advance Replication 533
Replication: Load Balancing, Disaster Recovery, and Distributed Offline Transaction Processing 535
The Advanced Replication Architecture 536
Replication and Database Performance 539
Replication Manager vs. Replication API 539
N-Way Setup and Configuration 540
Conflict Resolution Techniques 553
Offline Instantiation 554
Administration of the Replication Environment 556
Conclusions and Advice for the Replication DBA 558
Summary 559
15 Maximizing Availability 561
Transparent Application Failover 562
Real Application Clusters Guard 564
Backing Up a RAC Database Using RMAN 581
Creating a Single Instance Standby Database from a Cluster Database 587
Summary 590
Part V Appendices
A Media Management Configuration for RMAN Backups to Tape 593
VERITAS NetBackup 594
NetBackup Configuration for RMAN Backups 594
Monitoring Backups from the NetBackup Server 596
B Generating and Finding Diagnostic Information for Oracle 9i 599
Oradebug 600
Dumping Information to Trace Files 602
Tracing SQL 605
More to Explore 611
Index 613
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