Oracle Data Guard: Database Administration for Oracle 12C R2

About Oracle Data Guard: Database Administration for Oracle 12C R2

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Oracle Database Data Guard Administration for Oracle 12C R2, manage Oracle Data Guard environment and become Oracle DBA

Do you want to learn Oracle Database Data Guard Administration for Oracle 12C R2?

Do you want to manage the Data Guard environment?

Do you want to learn the practical side of Oracle Data Guard Administration?

Do you want to become a seasoned DBA?

Then you are exactly in the right place.

In the course, you will have down-to-earth way explanations with hands-on examples on Oracle Database Data Guard Administration. During the course, we focus more on the practical side of Oracle Data Guard administration. All my students will have a chance to learn not only the whats but also learn the whys and hows.

Whether you’re interested in preparing for an Oracle Administrator certification exam or simply using Oracle DB for your enterprise-grade application, Udemy has a range of top-rated courses to help you get the job done.

Oracle Database is an enterprise database that can handle online transaction processing needs, as well as data warehousing and workloads for enterprise resource planning (ERP). Oracle DB was designed to be a flexible way to handle large applications and massive amounts of structured data.

What you will learn?

What is Dataguard

Installing Oracle Virtualbox

Setting Up Oracle Enterprise Linux

Installing Oracle Software

Creating Virtual Machines

Cloning Virtual Machines

Installing Database Software and Creating Database

Creating Physical Standby Database

Managing Physical Standby Database

Basic usage of Data Guard Broker Utility

Creating and managing snapshot databases

Switchover and failover operations on physical standby database via both SQLPlus and Data Guard Broker

Creating Far Sync Instance

Configuring primary and standby databases for far sync instance

Creating a Logical Standby database

Managing Logical Standby database

Switchover and failover operations on logical standby database via both SQLPlus and Data Guard Broker

Oracle data guard

Oracle DBA

Oracle database administration

oracle 12c database administration

Step-by-Step Way, Simple and Easy With Exercises

This course is expertly designed to teach everyone from complete beginners, right through to professionals ( as a refresher). 

What is Oracle SQL?

SQL stands for Structured Query Language—the language developers use to interact with databases to create, read, update, and delete database records and manage other aspects of those databases. ANSI created the standard for SQL. Many database vendors, like Oracle, expand on this standard to create their version of the language. Oracle SQL is compliant with ANSI SQL standards, with features designed specifically for the Oracle database management system. This RDBMS was released as the first commercially available relational database management system in 1977 and holds the top market share worldwide for relational database management systems. Oracle SQL extends the SQL standard with a procedural language PL/SQL and adds the ability to use the Java programming language.

What careers use Oracle SQL?

Having Oracle SQL skills can add value to many careers. The most obvious is being a database administrator in enterprises that use the Oracle database management system. But SQL dialects are pretty similar, and knowledge of Oracle SQL can apply to many types of relational databases and doesn't limit you to Oracle. Database developers also use Oracle SQL all day long to create new databases and table structures. Most applications require a database to function, so software engineers and web developers also use Oracle SQL frequently. Data scientists must access data to create machine learning models and find trends, and a lot of this data will get stored in databases that require a knowledge of SQL to retrieve and transform. Business analysts also use Oracle SQL to generate reports that help businesses get to their next stage.

What skills should I have before learning Oracle SQL?

There are no prerequisites to learning Oracle SQL. Oracle SQL has a simpler syntax than many standard programming languages and reads almost like English. Most people can understand what a SQL query is trying to do before they even know the language. All you need is an interest in the language and a commitment to learning. That said, some things could help with your Oracle SQL education if you are already familiar with them. If you are familiar with Excel spreadsheets and understand how columns and rows work, you can apply that knowledge to Oracle database tables. It also helps to know at least the concepts of how a relational database management system works. Also, if you already know a programming language, that will help learn Oracle's extended features like PL/SQL.

Why would you want to take this course?

Our answer is simple: The quality of teaching.

When you enroll, you will feel the OAK Academy`s instructors expert.

Fresh Content

Oracle RAC is a unique technology that provides high availability and scalability for all application types. It prevents the server from being a single point of failure. But DBAs also should aware of the recent development and it’s no secret how technology is advancing at a rapid rate. New tools are released every day, Oracle updates its system, and it’s crucial to stay on top of the latest knowledge. With this course, you will always have a chance to follow the latest trends.

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· Seeing clearly

· Hearing clearly

· Moving through the course without distractions

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