Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery
OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:
- Describe the Oracle Database architecture components related to backup and recovery operations.
- Plan effective backup and recovery procedures.
- Describe Oracle Database backup methods and recovery operations that can be used to resolve database failure.
- Configure the database for recoverability.
- Use Recovery Manager (RMAN) to create backups and perform recovery operations.
- Use the Data Recovery Advisor to diagnose and repair failures.
- Use Oracle Flashback Technologies to recover from human error.
- Perform an encrypted database backup and restore.
- Perform tablespace point-in-time recovery.
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Oracle
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Code
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D107511GC10
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Duration
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5 Days
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Price (baht)
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57,900
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About the course
COURSE TOPICS
Module 1: Backup and Recovery: Overview
- Backup and Recovery: Overview
- Understanding Instance Recovery
Module 2: Backup and Recovery Configuration
- Backup and Recovery Configuration
- Configuring Demo
- Control File Demo
- Adding a Redo file to Redo Group – Demo
- Enabling ARCHIVELOG mode in a Database – Demo
- Practice 2-1: Verifying that the Control File is Multiplexed
- Practice 2-2: Configuring the Size of the Fast Recovery Area
- Practice 2-3: Verifying that the Redo Log File Is Multiplexed
- Practice 2-4: Configuring ARCHIVELOG Mode
Module 3: Using Recovery Manager (RMAN)
- Using Recovery Manager
- Connection the RMAN and a Target Database Demo
- Using the sequel and RMAN Demo
- Managing the Setting RMAN Demo
- Practice 3-1: Configuring the Default Backup Destination
- Practice 3-2: Setting the Date and Time Format for RMAN
- Practice 3-3: Configuring RMAN Settings
Module 4: Backup Strategies
- Backup Strategies
Module 5: Creating Database Backups
- Creating Database Backups
- Fast Incremental Backup
- Syntex and Clause in RMAN Use for Backups Demo
- Creating Image Copies for Backups Demo
- Creating a Whole Backups Container or Noncontainer Database system Demo
- Creating a Partial PDP Backups Demo
- Maintaning the Block Change Tracking File Demo
- Backing up to Control Files to Trace File Demo
- Practice 2-1: Backing Up the Control File
- Practice 2-2: Verifying Automatic Backups of the Control File and SPFILE
- Practice 2-3: Creating a Whole Database Backup
- Practice 2-4: Creating Partial Database Backups
- Practice 2-5: Configuring Block Change Tracking
- Practice 2-6: Using Incremental Backups
- Practice 2-7: Backing Up Additional Database Files
Module 6: Using Optional Backup Features
- Using Optional Backup Features
- Compres Backup Demo
- Creating Duplex Backups Set by Backups Copies Demo
- Creating Backups of Backups Set Demo
- Creating archival Backups with RMAN Demo
- Backing ups Recovery File Demo
- Practice 3-1: Creating an Archival Backup
Module 7: Tuning RMAN Backup Performance
- Tuning RMAN Backup Performance
- Asynchronous I/O Bottlenecks
- Practice 4-1: Monitoring an RMAN Backup Job
Module 8: Recovery Catalog: Overview
- Recovery Catalog: Overview
Module 9: Creating a Recovery Catalog
- Creating a Recovery Catalog
- Configure a Recovery Catalog Database Demo
- Creating a Recovery Catalog Owner Demo
- Creating a Recovery Catalog Demo
- Practice 2-1: Creating a Recovery Catalog Owner
- Practice 2-2: Creating the Recovery Catalog
Module 10: Managing Target Database Records
- Managing Target Database Records
- Register a Database in Recovery Catalog Demo
- Manually Resynchronizing Recovery Catalog – Demo
- Practice 3-1: Registering a Database in the Recovery Catalog
- Practice 3-2: Configuring the Recovery Catalog for Recovery
Module 11: Using Stored Scripts
- Using Stored Scripts
- Practice 4-1: Creating a Stored Script
- Practice 4-2: Executing a Stored Script
Module 12: Creating and Using Virtual Private Catalogs
- Creating and Using Virtual Private Catalogs
- Practice 5-1: Enabling the Virtual Private Database (VPD) Functionality
- Practice 5-2: Creating a Virtual Private Catalog
- Practice 5-3: Backing Up a PDB
Module 13: Restore and Recovery Concepts
- Restore and Recovery Concepts
- Instance Failure
Module 14: Diagnosing Failure
- Diagnosing Failure
- Data Recovery Advisor
- Diagnosing Failure Using Oracle Database Recovery Advisor Demo
- Practice 2-1: Diagnosing and Repairing Database Failure
Module 15: Performing Complete Recovery
- Performing Complete Recovery
- Performing Complete Recovery Using RMAN Demo
- Practice 3-1: Recovering from the Loss of a System-Critical Data File
- Practice 3-2: Recovering from the Loss of an Application Data File
Module 16: Performing Point-in-Time Recovery
- Performing Point-in-Time Recovery
- Architecture Tablespace Point-in-Time Recovery
- Performing Incomplete Recovery Using Data Recovery Advisor RMAN Demo
- Practice 4-1: Recovering from Media Failure: Incomplete Recovery
- Practice 4-2: Recovering a Table from a Backup
Module 17: Performing Block Media Recovery
- Performing Block Media Recovery
- Performing a Recovery Block Media Corruption Demo
- Practice 5-1: Repairing Block Corruption
Module 18: Performing Additional Recovery Operations
- Performing Additional Recovery Operations
- Practice 6-1: Recovering from the Loss of a Parameter File
- Practice 6-2: Restoring the Control File
- Practice 6-3: Recovering from the Loss of All Control Files
- Practice 6-4: Restoring the Password File
Module 19: Oracle Flashback Technology: Overview
- Oracle Flashback Technology: Overview
Module 20: Using Logical Flashback Features
- Using Logical Flashback Features
- Flashback Drop and the Recycle Bin
- Prepare to Using Flashback Technology Demo
- Practice 2-1: Preparing to Use Flashback Technologies
- Practice 2-2: Restoring a Dropped Table
- Practice 2-3: Using Flashback Table
Module 21: Using Flashback Database
- Using Flashback Database
- Enabling Oracle Flashback Database Demo
- Practice 3-1: Enabling Flashback Logging
- Practice 3-2: Performing Flashback Database
Module 22: Using PDB Snapshot
- Using PDB Snapshot
Module 23: Database Duplication Overview
- Database Duplication Overview
- Demo (Part 01)
Module 24: Creating a Backup-Based Duplicate Database
- Creating a Backup-based for Duplicate Database
- Allocating Auxiliary Channels
- Demo (Part 02)
- Practice 2-1: Duplicating a Database (Part I)
- Practice 2-1: Duplicating a Database (Part II)
- Practice 2-2: Duplicating a PDB into an Existing CDB
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