Beginning Oracle Database 11g Administration From Novice to Professional

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xiv CONTENTS Practical Demonstration: Physical Backups ........................261 Practical Demonstration: Logical Backups .........................267 Common RMAN Commands .....................................269 The “Easy” Button ..............................................273 Summary ......................................................276 Exercises ......................................................276 Further Reading ................................................277 CHAPTER 13 Recovery ....................................................279 Horror Stories ..................................................279 Types of Recovery ..............................................280 Restore vs. Recover ........................................280 Full Recovery vs. Partial Recovery ...........................281 Complete Recovery vs. Incomplete Recovery ..................281 Traditional vs. Flashback ...................................281 Physical Recovery vs. Logical Recovery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282 Flashback Technology ..........................................283 Flashback Query ...........................................283 Flashback Versions ........................................284 Flashback Transaction .....................................285 Flashback Table ...........................................285 Flashback Drop ............................................286 Flashback Data Archive ....................................288 Flashback Database .......................................288 LogMiner .....................................................289 Data Recovery Advisor ..........................................291 Recovery Using Enterprise Manager ..............................298 Documentation and Testing ......................................301 Summary ......................................................301 Exercises ......................................................302 Further Reading ................................................303
CONTENTS xv CHAPTER 14 Database Maintenance ....................................305 The Maintenance Plan ..........................................305 Backups .......................................................306 Generic Best Practices for Database Backups .................306 Best Practices for Oracle Database Backups ..................307 Statistics ......................................................308 Archiving and Purging ...........................................310 Rebuilding ................................................310 Log File Maintenance ...........................................313 Auditing .......................................................316 User Management ..............................................319 Capacity Management ..........................................319 Time Series ...............................................322 Patching ......................................................325 Summary ......................................................328 Exercises ......................................................329 Further Reading ................................................330 CHAPTER 15 The Big Picture and the Ten Deliverables ................331 An Instructive Job Interview ......................................332 How I Became a DBA ...........................................334 ITIL ...........................................................336 The Big Picture ............................................336 IT Service Management Processes ...........................337 Start with the End in Mind: The Ten Deliverables ...................342 The Book You Really Need and the Art of the SOP ..................344 Benefits of SOPs ...........................................345 Structure of an SOP ........................................347 Suggested SOPs ...........................................351 Summary ......................................................352 Exercises ......................................................353 Further Reading ................................................354
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