Oracle Database System Administration

Author: Teng Yongchang
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the core and principles of Oracle Database, including the installation, upgrade, creation, performance optimization and tuning, DBA management tools, and distributed data of Oracle Database. It also focuses on the backup and recovery techniques of interest to database administrators and users, analyzing the causes of various database failures and recovery methods through numerous examples. The book is divided into two volumes: Volume 1 covers Chapters 1 to 6, while Volume 2 covers Chapters 7 to 16 and the appendix. Volume 1 introduces the core and principles of Oracle Database. The content includes the system structure and product composition of Oracle Database, an overview of Oracle Database, Oracle features and changes in system functionality, and Oracle Database products. It covers the architecture of Oracle Database, the physical and logical structures of the database, memory structure, process structure, database startup and shutdown, recovery methods after startup failures, Oracle storage space management, Oracle installation in UNIX and Windows NT environments, creation of logical databases, Oracle Database backup and recovery, Oracle user and security management, permission and role management, Oracle network management and distributed databases, and the dynamic performance advantages and tuning of Oracle data. This book is highly technical, professional, and practical, making it suitable for Oracle data management and development personnel, as well as serving as a training textbook for Oracle data courses.