Delegates will be introduced to the main concepts of Oracle performance tuning and will gain practical experience in analyzing and tuning database performance. They will learn to identify tuning contentions and be able to take corrective action. By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
The delegate will practice:
This Oracle Database 10g DBA Performance & Tuning course is suitable for database administrators, application developers and technical support staff who are required to monitor and tune an Oracle Database 10g.
To provide the skills needed to monitor and tune an Oracle Database 10g.
Delegates should have a working knowledge of SQL*Plus, PL/SQL and Oracle Database Administration. This can be obtained by attendance on the Oracle SQL and Oracle Database 10g DBA Part I courses. Some operating system experience is essential.
Knowledge of PL/SQL is desirable. Some operating system experience is essential.
Course Introduction
Session 1: INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE PERFORMANCE TUNING
Session 2: DIAGNOSING PROBLEMS
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Session 3: TOOLS FOR EVALUATING SQL STATEMENTS
Session 4: THE OPTIMIZER
Session 5: INDEXES
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Session 6: ADVANCED INDEXES
Session 7: TYPES OF TABLE JOINS
Session 8: METRICS, ALERTS AND BASELINES
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Session 9: STATSPACK
Session 10: AUTOMATIC WORKLOAD REPOSITORY
Session 11: REACTIVE TUNING
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Session 12: TUNING THE SHARED POOL
Session 13: TUNE THE BUFFER CACHE
Session 14: AUTOMATIC MEMORY MANAGEMENT
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Session 15: TUNE PGA AND TEMPORARY SPACE
Session 16: CHECKPOINT AND REDO TUNING
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Session 17: TUNE I/O
Session 18: USE ORACLE BLOCKS EFFICIENTLY
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Session 19: MATERIALIZED VIEWS
Session 20: PARALLEL EXECUTION
Session 21: TRACING SERVICES
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