Tag: databases
Questions Related to databases
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Data encryption
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User authentication
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Transparent data conversion
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Configuration and administration mechanisms
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Support for multiple network transport protocols
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Oracle Net is layered on top of the network protocol.
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Oracle Net must reside on both the client and the server for peer-to-peer communication to occur.
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On the client side, Oracle Net is responsible for working with the listener to receive incoming connection requests.
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On the server side, Oracle Net is responsible for several connectivity issues such as : the location of the server, whatever one or more protocol is involved in the connection, and how to handle exception and interrupts.
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Control file
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Extent
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Segment
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Data file
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Log file
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Tablespace
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ABORT
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NORMAL
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IMMEDIATE
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TRANSACTIONAL
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TARGET_REDO_BLKS
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FAST_START_IO_TARGET
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LOG_CHECKPOINT_TIMEOUT
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RECOVERY_ESTIMATED_IOS
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LOG_FILE_SIZE_REDO_BLKS
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LOG_CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL
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Perform I/O
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Lock rows that are not data dictionary rows
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Monitor other Oracle processes
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Connect users to the Oracle instance
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Execute SQL statments issued through an application
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CREATE USER
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CREATE SESSION
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CREATE ANY TABLE
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IMP_FULL_DATABASE
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EXP_FULL_DATABASE
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Oracle Managed Files used for this instance.
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The USER_DATA tablespace in managed using FET$/UET$ tables.
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The COMPATIBLE intialization paramter must be 9.0.0 or higer.
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Space within segments is the USER_DATA tablespace is managed with freelists.
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Restore the data file and perform incomplete recovery.
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Restore the data file and perform point-in-time recover.
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Drop the tablespace and lose all data in the tablespace.
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Restore the database and lose all data since the last backup.
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The control file can grow in size.
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The control file can store RMAN scripts.
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CONTROL_FILE_RECORD_KEEP_TIME determine retention time for RMAN records.
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The RMAN catalog can exist solely in the control file of the target database.