Oracle 9i Database Administrator's Guide (V9.0.1)

Author: Hu Xinjie
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Press
Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This is an Oracle9i administrator guide. The book is divided into 6 parts and consists of 32 chapters.
Part 1: Basic Database Management
This section introduces the responsibilities of an Oracle database administrator, creating an Oracle database, using Oracle-managed files, and how to start and shut down the database.
Part 2: Oracle Server Processes and Storage Structure
This section provides a detailed explanation of managing Oracle processes, managing control files, managing online redo logs, managing job queues, managing tablespaces, managing data files, and managing undo space.
Part 3: Schema Objects
This section covers managing schema object space, managing tables, managing indexes, managing partitioned tables and partitioned indexes, managing clusters, managing hash, managing views, sequences, and synonyms, general management of schema objects, and detecting and repairing block corruption.
Part 4: Database Security
This section introduces establishing security policies, managing users and resources, managing user privileges and roles, and auditing database usage.
Part 5: Database Resource Management
This section explains the use of the Database Resource Manager.
Part 6: Distributed Database Management
This section focuses on the concepts, management, and development of distributed databases, as well as the concepts and management of distributed transactions.
This book is intended for Oracle beginners and intermediate database administrators, security maintenance personnel, network administrators, and Oracle database application developers. It can also serve as a reference for university database professionals and students.
The book is rich in content, well-structured, highly practical, and provides valuable solutions to specific database management issues. The accompanying CD is a supplementary resource.