Author
Released
3/30/2017- Design methodology and tools
- SQL query basics
- Advanced data manipulation
- Modifying and creating a database object
- Database architecture
- DBA configuration tools
- Managing tablespaces and disk space
- Table compression
- Manage system-related tablespaces
- Database monitoring
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Bob] Hi, I'm Bob Bryla. I have been an Oracle DBA for over 30 years, and I started with Oracle version 6. We're going to cover quite a few things in this series, including database design, constructing useful SQL queries, creating tables, and performing a number of DBA-related activities, such as creating database objects, managing database disk space, monitoring database activity and performance, and much, much more.
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Introduction
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Welcome30s
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1. Design Methodology and Tools
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Logical database modeling5m 28s
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Query and development tools7m 32s
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2. SQL Query Basics
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3. Advanced Data Manipulation
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Sort and group data6m 10s
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Single-row functions11m 37s
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Aggregate (group) functions4m 17s
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Using the set operators7m 38s
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Join tables9m 5s
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4. Modify and Create Database Object
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5. Database Architecture
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6. DBA Configuration Tools
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Startup and shutdown4m 27s
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Network naming methods4m 32s
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7. Manage Tablespaces and Disk Space
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8. Table Compression
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9. Manage System-Related Tablespaces
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Manage the UNDO tablespace2m 52s
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Manage REDO logs5m 9s
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Manage TEMP tablespaces3m 10s
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10. Database Monitoring
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Alert log2m 30s
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ADDM, ASH, AWR6m 33s
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Monitor memory usage2m 10s
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Conclusion
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Next steps50s
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