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Oracle 9i Database
Administrator
Oracle
Certified Professional Database Administrator
PAPER I : SQL (50 HOURS)
Oracle9i is a Relational Database Management System(RDBMS) with Object Relational Database Management(ORDBMS) futures. Oracle9i is the latest technology, which has many new features over previous versions like 8i and 8. Oracle9i comes with new SQL enhancements.
SALIENT FEATURES
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Oracle has sophisticated security mechanisms control access to sensitive data by an assortment of privileges.
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Oracle provides sophisticated backup & recovery routines. Backup creates a second copy of Oracle Data, recovery restores a copy of data from back up.
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Oracle provides flexible space management. It has special abilities that are capable of handling very large databases.
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Oracle provides open connectivity to & from other vendors software.
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Oracle server supports a wide range of Development tools, end user query tools, off the shelf applications & office wide information tools.
APPLICATIONS
TOPICS COVERED
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Writing Basic SQL Select Statement.
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Restricting and Sorting Data.
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Displaying Data from Multiple Tables.
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Aggregating Data Using Group Functions.
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Sub queries.
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Producing Readable Output with iSQL*Plus.
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Manipulating Data.
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Creating and Managing Tables.
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Including Constraints.
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Creating Views.
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Other Database Objects.
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Controlling User Access.
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SQL Workshop.
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Using Set Operators.
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Date time Functions.
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Enhancements to Group by Clause.
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Advanced Sub queries.
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Hierarchical Retrieval.
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Extensions to DML and DDL Statements.
SQL (Paper I)
TOPICS COVERED
- SQL as an extension of SQL
- Stored Procedures
- Packages
- Tools for Creating a Stored Procedures
- Visual Database Tools
- Oracle Procedure Builder
- Error Handling in SQL
- Creating Stored Procedures
(a) SQL Data Types
(b) Declaring Variables
(c) Statements and Assignments
(d) Flow Control Statements
(e) Loops
- Using SQL Statement in SQL
- SQL Cursors
- User Defines Data Types
- SQL Tables and Collections
- Cursor Variables
- Using Triggers
| Course Duration |
Fees (Indian RS.) |
Fees (US $) |
| 50 sessions of 1 hr. each |
8,000 |
200 |
Paper II : DBA I (50 Hours)
- Oracle architectural components.
- Getting started with oracle server.
- Managing Oracle instance.
- Creating a database.
- Using data dictionary and dynamic performance views.
- Maintaining Control File.
- Maintaining Redo Log Files
- Managing tablespaces & datafiles.
- Storage structure and relationship.
- Managing Undo Data.
- Managing Indexes and tables.
- Managing password security and resources.
- Managing users .
- Managing privileges.
- Managing Roles.
- Auditing.
- Loading data into database.
- sing globalization support.
Paper III : DBA II (50 Hours)
- Networking Overview.
- Oracle Net Architecture
- basic Oracle Net Server Side Configuration.
- Naming Method Configuration
- Usage and Configuration of Oracle Shared Server
- Backup and Recovery Overview.
- Instance and Media Recovery Structures
- Configuring the Database Archiving Mode.
- Oracle Recovery Manager Overview and Configuration
- User Managed Backups
- RMAN Backups
- User-Managed Complete Recovery
- User-Managed Incomplete Recovery
- RMAN Incomplete Recovery
- RMAN Maintenance
- Recovery Catalog Creation and Maintenance
- Transporting Data Between Databases
Paper IV : Performance Tune(50 Hours)
- Overview of Oracle 9i Performance Tuning.
- Diagnostic and Tuning Tools
- Sizing the Shared Pool
- Sizing the Buffer Cache
- Sizing Other SGA Structures
- Database Configuration and I/O Issues
- Optimizing Sort Operations
- Diagnosing Contention for Latches
- Monitoring and Detecting Lock Contention
- Tuning the Oracle Shared Server
- SQL Statement Tuning
- Using Oracle Blocks Efficiently
- Application Tuning
- Tuning the Operating System and Using Resource Manager
Exam details:
SQL + DBA I + DBA II + Performance Tune Paper I To Paper IV
| Course Duration |
Fees (Indian RS.) |
Fees (US $) |
| 200 sessions of 1 hr. each |
32,000 |
800 |
Overseas
students can complete this course in 1 month if they take
this course 5-8 hours daily.

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