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Released
3/22/2017- Pluggable databases (PDB)
- Enabling the new multitenant container database (CDB) architecture
- Connecting to the CDB
- Creating a new PDB
- Unplugging and cloning a PDB
- Backing up and restoring a PDB using RMAN
- Using the new In-Memory Column Store
- Using improved default column values
- Enabling and using extended 32K VARCHARs
- Exploring improved Top-N queries
- Using Oracle temporary undo
- New database partitioning features
- Using adaptive execution plans
- Restoring a table to a specific point in time using RMAN
Skill Level Intermediate
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- Hi! I'm David, and welcome to Oracle 12: Seeing New Features. In this course, there will be many hands-on demos that will show you how to leverage powerful features such as cloning pluggable databases, boosting analytical performance, enhancing backup and recovery, and much more. The new 12c multi-tenant architecture can help you reduce IT costs, simplify database provisioning, and make easy upgrades to position it as the ideal, next-generation cloud database platform.
The in-memory column store can dramatically accelerate performance for data warehouses and mixed workloads without any application changes required. Then, we'll take a look at adaptive execution plans, which can greatly improve the performance of your SQL queries. So get comfortable, and let's take a deep dive into what makes Oracle 12c such a groundbreaking new database version.
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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Exercise files48s
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1. Oracle 12c Multitenant Architecture
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Pre-12c: Dedicated servers4m 11s
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The CDB architecture5m 53s
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The root container1m 52s
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Pluggable databases (PDBs)4m 19s
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The SEED PDB and PDB cloning2m 34s
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Connect to the CDB3m 7s
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Unplug a PDB8m 18s
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Clone a PDB5m 45s
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Create a local user in a PDB5m 17s
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2. Oracle 12c In-Memory Database
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Create the demo environment4m 10s
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3. Create the Demo Environment
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4. Improved Column Default Values
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5. Increased Size Limits for VARCHAR Data Types
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Enable extended 32K VARCHARs4m 43s
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Use extended 32K VARCHARs3m 28s
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6. Improved "Top-n" Queries
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7. Partitioning Features
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Move partitions online8m 8s
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8. Adaptive Execution Plans
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Use adaptive execution plans7m 49s
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9. Temporary Undo
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What is temporary undo?3m 37s
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10. RMAN Backup and Recovery
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Backup the CDB and PDB5m 7s
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New SYSBACKUP permission5m 52s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 41s
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