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Publication date : 08/22/2024

Course : Oracle Database 19c: Performance Management and Tuning

OFFICIAL COURSE: DIGITAL SUPPORT AVAILABLE FOR 90 DAYS ONLY

Practical course - 5d - 35h00 - Ref. ODE

Oracle Database 19c: Performance Management and Tuning

OFFICIAL COURSE: DIGITAL SUPPORT AVAILABLE FOR 90 DAYS ONLY



With this training course, you'll discover the tuning tasks expected of a database administrator: reactive tuning of SQL statements, maintenance of SQL statements and operational performance, and tuning of Oracle database instance components.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Available in English on request

Ref. ODE
  5d - 35h00
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With this training course, you'll discover the tuning tasks expected of a database administrator: reactive tuning of SQL statements, maintenance of SQL statements and operational performance, and tuning of Oracle database instance components.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Use Oracle database tuning methodology adapted to available tools
Use database advisors to proactively tune an Oracle database instance
Use Automatic Workload Repository-based tools to optimize the database
Diagnose and solve common SQL performance problems
Diagnose and solve common instance-related performance problems
Use Enterprise Manager performance pages to monitor an Oracle database

Intended audience
Database administrators.

Prerequisites
Completion of Oracle Database 19c: Administration Workshop or equivalent knowledge and skills. Basic knowledge of the Linux operating system.

Certification
Successful completion of the exam leads to Oracle Database Administration II certification.
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Practical details
Teaching methods
Training in French. Course material and practical exercises in English, in digital format and ACCESSIBLE ONLY FOR 90 DAYS. Good understanding of written English.

Course schedule

1
Overview


2
Defining the scope of performance problems


3
Using the time model to diagnose performance problems


4
Use statistics and waiting events to diagnose performance problems


5
Using log and trace files to monitor performance


6
Use Enterprise Manager Cloud Control and SQL Developer to monitor performance


7
Using Statspack to display performance data


8
Real-time monitoring of database operations


9
Using the automatic workload repository


10
Using metrics and alerts


11
Using base lines


12
Automated maintenance task management


13
Using ADDM to analyze performance


14
Use of active session history data for initial system failure analysis


15
Use emergency monitoring and real-time ADDM to analyze performance problems


16
Overview of SQL statement processing


17
Index and table management


18
Introduction to the query optimizer


19
Understanding working drawings


20
Viewing execution plans with SQL Trace and TKPROF


21
Optimizer statistics management


22
Using SQL automatic setting


23
Using SQL plan management functionality


24
Introducing SQL consultants


25
Using the SQL tuning advisor


26
Using SQL Access Advisor


27
Presentation of test components for real-life applications


28
Using SQL Performance Analyzer to determine the impact of modifications


29
Using Database Replay to test system performance


30
Implement real-time monitoring of database operations


31
Using services to monitor applications


32
Memory structures overview


33
Shared pool performance management


34
Buffer cache performance management


35
Performance management of the PGA and temporary spaces


36
Large pool configuration


37
Using automatic shared memory management


38
Introduction to the in-memory column store


39
Using in-memory column storage to improve SQL performance


40
Using the in-memory column store with Oracle database functions