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Chapter 1: ALL ABOUT RECOVERY MANAGER – RMAN
- RMAN and SQL
- RMAN Duplication Enhancements
- Duplicate active database
- Duplication in CDB
- RMAN Transportation – DB and Tablespaces
- Recovering table
Chapter 2: DATABASE OPERATIONS
- Monitoring Real-Time Database Operations
- What is DB operations
- Understanding DB Operations
- Managing DB Operations
- Controlling DB Operations
- Executing and Monitoring DB Opearations
Chapter 3: PERFORMANCE MONITORING TOOLS – AWR, ADDM AND ASH
- Emergency monitoring
- Real-time ADDM
- ADDM reporting
- AWR challenges & ADDM
- ASH analytics
- Automatic Diagnostic Repository& ADRCI
- Network Enhancements
Chapter 4: IN-MEMORY COLUMNAR STORE
- In-Memory Column Store Overview
- Row Store vs Column Store
- Implement In-Memory Database
- Compression features
- Statistics of In-Memory Database
- Optimizer for Column Store
- Execution plans
- Querying & Performance Comparison
- What in RAC and Datapump
Chapter 5: CACHING
- Overview
- Full Database Caching
- Monitoring Cache
- Parallel Querying
- Auto Big Table Caching
- Configure Big Table
- Use and Monitor Big Table
Chapter 6: PERFORMANCE TUNING ENHANCEMENTS – 1
- SQL Plan Baseline
- SQL Plan Management
- Adaptive SQL Plan Management
- Adaptive Execution Plans
- Dynamic Plans
- Auto Re-Optimization
- SQL Plan Directives
- Statistics enhancements
- Histograms
Chapter 7: PERFORMANCE TUNING ENHANCEMENTS – 2
- Resource Manager and Container Databases
- CDB Resource Plan Basics
- Managing PDB Resource Plans
- Run-away Queries
- Multi-Process Multi-Thread Architecture
- Temporary Undo
Chapter 8: EXPORT AND IMPORT
- Transportable Export and Import
- Transporting DB over Network
- Table Compression during Import
- SQL * Loader Enhancements
Chapter 9: TABLE PARTITIONING ENHANCEMENTS
- Interval Reference Partitioning
- Multi-partition Management
- Create/Add/Drop Multiple Partitions
- Split/Merge Multiple Partitions
- Partitioned Indexes
- Partial Indexes
- Explain Plan – Index specifics
- Global Index Maintenance
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