Oracle Database 10g DBA New Features for Oracle8i OCPs
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2 hours |
| Number of Questions: |
78 |
| Passing Score: |
73% |
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Exam Topics
| Oracle
Server Security |
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Explain the privileged connection options |
| General High Availability Technology |
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Explain
the Oracle Flashback feature |
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Describe Resumable Space Allocation |
| Oracle
LogMiner Enhancements |
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Explain
LogMiner new features: DDL statement support, dictionary staleness
detections, ability to use an online dictionary, ability to skip log
corruptions |
| Backup and Recovery |
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Describe new RMAN manageability
features: backup enhancements, restore/recovery enhancements |
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Describe new RMAN reliability features: Block media recovery (BMR), Trial Recovery
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Block media recovery (BMR), Trial Recovery
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| Database
Resource Manager Enhancements |
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Automatically
limit resource consumption other than CPU and DOP |
| Online
Operations |
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Describe
online table redefinitions |
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Describe the use of the Server Parameter File (SPFILE) |
| Segment
Management (Part II) |
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Explain
and use the new Automatic Segment-Space Management functionality |
| Performance
Improvements |
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Describe the cursor sharing enhancements |
| File
Management |
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Create and manage OMF files |
| Tablespace
Management |
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Create and maintain UNDO tablespaces |
| Memory
Management |
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Set parameters to enable automatic and dynamic sizing of SQL working
areas |
| Globalization Support |
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Describe
the Unicode enhancements |
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Use
the Character Set Scanner |
| Installation |
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Describe installation new features support |
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Describe installation performance enhancements |
| Server Configuration |
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Simplify instance configuration using a subset of initialization parameters |
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Use policy-based database configuration framework |
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View database usage statistics through EM |
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Load and Unload Data |
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Transport
tablespaces across different platforms |
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Explain
Data Pump architecture |
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Monitor
a Data Pump job |
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Use
Data Pump export and import |
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Create
external tables for data population |
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Define
your external table properties |
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| Automatic
Management |
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Use
Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor |
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Use
Automatic Shared Memory Management |
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Use
Automatic Optimizer Statistics Collection |
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Use
Automatic Undo Retention Tuning |
| Manageability
Infrastructure |
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Monitor
and maintain the AWR |
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Use
the Active Session History (ASH) |
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Monitor
and manage server-generated alerts |
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Explain
the automated tasks feature |
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Describe
the advisory framework |
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| Application Tuning |
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Use
the new optimizer statistics |
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Use
the SQL Tuning Advisor |
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Use
the SQLAccess Advisor |
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Use
the performance pages of Database Control |
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| Support
for Analytical Applications |
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Write
MERGE statements with the new conditions and extensions |
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Use
partitioned outer join syntax for densification |
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Use
interrow calculations to enhance SQL for analytical capabilities
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| System
Resource Management |
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Automatically
switch a session back to the original consumer group at the end of
the top call |
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Set
idle time-outs for consumer groups |
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Create
mappings for the automatic assignment of sessions to consumer groups
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Automating Tasks with the Scheduler |
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Simplify
management tasks by using the Scheduler |
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Create
a job, program, schedule and window |
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Reuse
scheduler components for similar tasks |
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View
information about job executions and job instances |
| Space
Management |
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Reduce space related error conditions through proactively managing
tablespace usage |
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Reclaim
wasted space from tables and indexes using the segment shrink functionality
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Use
the Segment Advisor |
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Use
the Undo Advisor |
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Use
sorted hash clusters |
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| Improved
VLDB Support |
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Create
and maintain bigfile tablespaces |
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Create
temporary tablespace groups |
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Assign
temporary tablespace groups to users |
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Skip
unuseable indexes |
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Specify
storage characteristics for index partitions in the table partition
DML commands |
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Create
hash-partitioned global indexes |
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Maintain
hash-partitioned global indexes |
| Backup
and Recovery Enhancements |
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Simplify
file management for all recovery-related files |
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Reduce
restore time by applying incremental backups to data file image copies
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Simplify
recovery after opening the database with the RESETLOGS option |
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Speed
backup times by creating faster incremental backups |
| Flashback Any Error |
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Configure
and use Flashback Database |
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Recover
dropped tables with the Flashback Drop feature |
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Retrieve
row history information with the Flashback Versions Query feature |
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Audit
or recover FROM transactions with the Flashback Transaction Query
feature |
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Recover
tables to a point in time with the Flashback Table feature |
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| General Storage
Enhancement |
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Create
the SYSAUX tablespace |
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Relocate
SYSAUX occupants |
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Rename
tablespaces |
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Create
a default permanent tablespace |
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Copy
files using the Database Server |
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Use
the Redo Logfile Size Advisor |
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| Automatic
Storage Management |
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Describe
Automatic Storage Management |
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Set
up initialization parameter files for ASM and database instances |
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Execute
SQL commands with ASM file names |
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Start
up and shut down ASM instances |
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Administer
ASM disk groups |
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Use
RMAN to migrate your database to ASM |
| Maintain
Software |
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Understand
the supported upgrade paths to Oracle Database 10g |
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Use
new utility to perform pre-upgrade validation checks |
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Use
simplified upgrade process that automatically determines components
to be upgraded |
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Start up the database using a new mode when upgrading |
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| Miscellaneous New Features |
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Provide
greater flexibility by enabling resumable timeout at the instance
level |
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Use
regular expression support in SQL and PL/SQL for string searching,
matching and replacing |
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Use
additional linguistic comparison and sorting methods in SQL |
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Use
SQL to flush the buffer cache |
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