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So to close, we'd like to do a
little bit of a review of what
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we've talked about in Oracle
Database Administration 12c.
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So the first thing we discussed
was the Oracle Technology
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family, the offerings that
the company itself offers,
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things like hardware solutions
with Exadata and Exalogic,
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the different software
products that are available
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including Java, and
virtualization solutions
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such as Oracle VM and their
desktop virtualization
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with VirtualBox.
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Next we looked at Oracle
database technology
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itself, things like the
versioning of Oracle databases
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and separately purchased
options that we can buy.
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We then looked at the
Oracle database architecture
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and how Oracle uses the three
basic resources of a computer,
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CPU, memory, and disk,
in the form of things
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like memory caches, background
processes, and data files.
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Next we did our own installation
and database creation.
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So we installed
the Oracle software
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and then created our own
database to use in examples.
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Next we covered a fairly
extensive look at SQL,
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and PL/SQL, two of
the primary languages
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that the Oracle
database system uses.
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We then talked
about Oracle Storage
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structures, things like
data files and table spaces,
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and how they can be
used to store our data.
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Next we looked at some
of the database objects
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that people tend to
be more familiar with,
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things like tables, and indexes,
and partitioning, and views,
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and constraints.
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We then took a look
at database security
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in the form of privileges that
can be granted to users, roles,
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profiles that control
the resources that
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are available to
users, and auditing.
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Next we looked at
administrative tasks, things
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like startup and shutdown, how
to leverage Oracle database
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parameters in order to
control how Oracle operates
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under the hood, and
doing memory management,
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either automatically
or manually.
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We then took a look
at backup and recovery
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with the RMAN tool
or Recovery Manager,
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and used it to do backups of our
database as well as recoveries.
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We then looked at data
migration with topics
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such as external tables that
have files that are actually
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outside the database that appear
to be inside the database,
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and data pump, which allows
us to pump, if you will,
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data out of the database out
into files on the operating
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system.
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We then looked at
Oracle networking,
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things like the
listener process that
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listens for incoming
connection and how
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to configure those three
basic network configuration
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files in order to make
networking function.
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So I want to thank you very
much for watching this video
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and participating in it
through the examples.
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It's my hope that this has been
a very enjoyable experience
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for you.
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And hopefully, it's
really opened your eyes
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to sort of the big picture of
what's available with Oracle
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Database 12c--
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so thanks again for watching.
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