About this course:
The Oracle Database 11g: (Administration Workshop I R2) course is designed to provide you the understanding and knowledge of fundamental database administration. Professional Oracle University trainers will enhance your skills with organized hands-on exercises that prepare you for other equivalent Oracle Certified Associate course.
Learn To:
- Build and handle storage structures.
- Build and oversees users.
- Manage the Oracle Database.
- Establish Oracle Grid Infrastructure.
- Establish and setup an Oracle Database.
- Perform recovery and backup.
- Define the Oracle database architecture and explain in what way its components interact and work together.
Benefits to You:
Ensure secure, reliable, easy, and fast to handle performance. Lower IT costs, improve database workloads, and offer a better quality of service by allowing rapid and smooth consolidation under your Datacenter.
Create an Operational Database:
This course will also help you to understand how to build an operational database and effectively manage the different structures efficiently and effectively. This incorporates database security, backup/recovery techniques, performance monitoring, and user management.
Training Requirements:
This course satisfies the training requirement for an Oracle Certification track. Kindly note that Knowledge Center courses and Self-Study Courses do not satisfy the training requirement.
Salary Estimate:
The Oracle Developer can make an average salary of $106,225 per annum.
Course Objective:
- Administer and monitor undo data
- Establish Oracle Grid Infrastructure
- Administer and create user accounts
- Handle data concurrency
- Installation and configuration of Oracle Database 11g
- Define Oracle Database Architecture
- Configuration of Oracle Net services
- Oversees the database storage structures
- Carryout essential recovery and backup of a database
- Monitor performance
Audience:
- Technical Consultant and Administrator
- Database Administrators
- Support Engineer
- Java Developers
Prerequisite:
- Having Oracle SQL/PL course or equal experience
- Having Oracle Introduction to SQL course or equal experience