Oracle 9i Database System Training Course (Basic Part) for Windows NT/2000

Author: Huang He et al.
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: 2002-09-24
：This book introduces the architecture of the Oracle9i for Windows NT/2000 database system and basic management and maintenance techniques in a clear and concise manner, enabling beginners to quickly grasp the fundamental theoretical knowledge and operational skills required for a qualified Oracle DBA. The book is divided into three parts: Part 1 introduces the basics of Oracle9i, including the installation of the Oracle server, database creation, and methods for starting and shutting down the database; Part 2 covers the architecture of the Oracle database, including physical and logical storage structures, Oracle instance structure, database schema objects, and theoretical knowledge related to database security; Part 3 introduces fundamental DBA management techniques, including how to manage and maintain processes, control files, redo log files, databases and table spaces, undo table spaces and rollback segments, database schema objects, users, and permissions. This book is aimed at Oracle beginners. Through studying this book, readers can gradually and comprehensively understand Oracle databases from scratch, master the architecture and basic theory of Oracle databases, acquire DBA skills for performing basic daily database maintenance operations, and lay a solid foundation for further learning. This book can serve as a training textbook and reference for college students in relevant majors, junior and intermediate database management and development personnel, and other Oracle technical professionals. It can also be used as a teaching material for colleges and training institutions.