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Understanding Database Architecture with Oracle
The Oracle database system is quite complex, and understanding its architecture is the non-negotiable first step. This course will give you a solid foundation of the Oracle database architecture.
Beginner
- Course
Understanding Database Architecture with Oracle
The Oracle database system is quite complex, and understanding its architecture is the non-negotiable first step. This course will give you a solid foundation of the Oracle database architecture.
Beginner
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What you'll learn
Understanding the Oracle database architecture is the first step to becoming an Oracle database professional. In this course, Understanding Database Architecture with Oracle, you’ll come to grips with the Oracle database architecture. First, you'll go over a quick architecture overview, and delve into the physical database structures. Next, you’ll explore the memory structures. Finally, you'll take a look at Oracle’s multitenant and sharding architectures. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge to start your journey to becoming a Oracle database professional.
Understanding Database Architecture with Oracle
Beginner
Table of contents
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Course and Module Introduction | 3m 14s
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Configuring the Repos for Centos | 1m 27s
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Installing Oracle Database 19c on Linux | 5m 15s
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Finishing the Install | 2m 57s
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Post-install Steps | 2m 12s
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Creating a Database | 2m 57s
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The Listener | 35s
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Local Database Connection | 1m 15s
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Remote Connection - Easy Connect | 3m 51s
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Remote Connection - Dedicated Server | 2m 12s
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Remote Connection - Shared Server | 2m 8s
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Module Summary | 1m 48s
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