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Oracle Internals: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for DBAs [Pehme köide]

Edited by (Burleson Consulting, Kittrell, North Carolina, USA)
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 900 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm, kaal: 1660 g, 146 Tables, black and white; 28 Halftones, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jul-2001
  • Kirjastus: Auerbach
  • ISBN-10: 084931139X
  • ISBN-13: 9780849311390
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 900 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm, kaal: 1660 g, 146 Tables, black and white; 28 Halftones, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jul-2001
  • Kirjastus: Auerbach
  • ISBN-10: 084931139X
  • ISBN-13: 9780849311390
Teised raamatud teemal:
If you are a typical Oracle professional, you don't have the luxury of time to keep up with new technology and read all the new manuals to understand each new feature of the latest release from Oracle. You need a comprehensive source of information and in-depth tips and techniques for using the new technology. You need Oracle Internals: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for DBAs.
Oracle has evolved from a simple relational database into one of the most complex e-commerce platforms ever devised. It's not enough for you to understand just the Oracle database. You must also understand the components of the Web server technology, XML, Oracle Security, Oracle and Java, and a host of other issues in order to do your job properly.
This book is a compendium of the best and most useful articles from Oracle Internals, Auerbach Publications' newsletter for Oracle database administrators and other Oracle professionals. Edited by Oracle guru Don Burleson, it provides the type of in-depth, highly technical information not found in any other book, information only available from peers and consultants. The chapters focus on the truly tough stuff - proven techniques learned in the trenches.
You could get this information from other sources, but you'd have to hunt and peck for it. Can you afford that kind of time? Oracle Internals: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for DBAs gives you knowledge and advice directly applicable to your work in one easy-to-use resource.

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SECTION I: ORACLE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES 1(58) A Practical Example of Data Conversion 3(10) Charles Banyay Using Wizards in an Oracle Developer 6i Form 13(10) John Adolph Palinski Using Oracles Developer 6i to Create a Record Directory 23(8) John Adolph Palinski Using Hierarchical Tree Items in Oracles Developer 6i 31(10) John Adolph Palinski Populating Oracle Form Hierarchies Incrementally at Runtime 41(10) John Adolph Palinski Oracle Designer 2.1.2.API: Enforcing Column Naming Standards 51(8) Herve Deschamps SECTION II: ORACLE WEB DEVELOPMENT 59(118) Building a .com from the Ground Up 61(12) Bradley D. Brown Ellen Robinson Rapid Web Deployment with WebDB 73(16) Serg Shestakov Dmitry Petrov Introduction to iAS for the OAS Administrator 89(20) Bradley D. Brown Viewing Performance Data with OAS 109(8) Serg Shestakov Top DBA Scripts for Web Developers 117(8) Bradley D. Brown Tony Calalano Web-Based Testing and Capacity Planning 125(8) Trevor Clarke HTTP Listeners 133(6) Bradley D. Brown Introduction to UTL HTTP 139(10) Bradley D. Brown Portal 3.0: Moving Folders Across Content Areas with Its API 149(10) Herve Deschamps Not WebDB 3.0, Not iPortal, But Oracle Portal 159(18) Bradley D. Brown SECTION III: JAVA AND ORACLE 177(36) The Fast Track to Java with Oracle 179(14) Bradley D. Brown Building a Java Applet for Monitoring Oracle 193(20) Serg Shestakov SECTION IV: ORACLE AND UNIX 213(64) UNIX Scripts for Oracle Administration 217(16) Serg Shestakov UNIX Tips and Tricks for the Oracle DBA 233(18) Donald K. Burleson File Exchange Solutions: SQL*Loader, PL/SQL, and Pro*C 251(18) Serg Shestakov Dmitry Petrov Gauging How Linux May Change the DBMS Market 269(8) Paul Korzeniowski SECTION V: ORACLE BACKUP AND RECOVERY 277(70) Strategies for an Archives Management Program 279(12) Michael J.D. Sutton Scripting Oracle Backups with RMAN and EBU 291(10) Howard Fosdick Alert Mechanisms for RMAN Backups 301(30) Guang Sheng Wan Tips and Scripts for Implementing RMAN 331(8) Guang Sheng Wan Paging People with Oracle8i Out of the Box 339(8) Herve Deschamps SECTION VI: ORACLE SQL TUNNING 347(66) Cost-Based Optimization: Whys and Hows 349(4) Rick Greenwald Analytic Functions 353(8) Jonathan Lewis Piranhas in the Pool: Investigations into Literal SQL and Oracle Shared Pool Performance 361(24) John Beresniewicz Managing Database Objects in Sets 385(6) Jonathan Gennick Oracles Joins 391(14) Richard Earp Sikha Bagui To_Format 405(8) Anunaya Shrivastava SECTION VII: ORACLE DISK MANAGEMENT 413(50) Exploring Disk size and Oracle Disk I/O Performance 415(6) Bruce D. Rodgers Adaptive Strategies for Disk Performance in Oracle 421(10) Bruce D. Rodgers RAID and Oracle 431(14) David C. Sisk Visualizing the I/O Signature 445(18) Gary E. Sharpe SECTION VIII: DISTRIBUTED ORACLE SYSTEMS 463(26) Automating Distribution of Oracle Client Software 465(10) Charles Mansfield SQL*Net Diagnostics and Performance Tuning 475(14) Serg Shestakov Dmitry Petrov SECTION IX: ORACLE BUFFER AND SGA MANAGEMENT 489(62) Pinning Packages in the SGA 491(8) Donald K. Burleson Investigating the Multiple Buffer Pool Feature of Oracle8 499(16) John Beresniewicz Diving into the Shared Pool 515(22) Michael R. Ault Managing Multiple Buffer Pools In Oracle8 537(6) Michael R. Ault Oracle8i Buffer Cache: New Features 543(8) John Beresniewicz SECTION X: ORACLE TABLE MANAGEMENT 551(82) How I Reorganized a Large Database 553(22) Biju Thomas Partition and Conquer 575(16) Raj Pande Eliminating Space Reorganizations in Oracle8i 591(14) Robin Schumacher Determining the Table Rebuild Ratio for Oracle Tables 605(8) Roman Kab Oracle Parallel Query 613(6) Donald K. Burleson Managing Oracle Table Freelists 619(14) Donald K. Burleson SECTION XI: ORACLE SECURITY 633(30) Using Roles in Oracle Security 635(8) Mark B. Wallace Managing Row-Level Security in Oracle8i 643(8) Michael R. Ault Auditing Oracle 651(12) Frederick Gallegos Joseph C. Yin SECTION XII: ORACLE DATA WAREHOUSING 663(62) Whats Wrong with My Data? 665(12) Jeffery Feldman Oracle Express Development in the Enterprise 677(8) Paul Mundell An Approach to Load Analysis and Stress Testing 685(16) J.B. Sastry Undocumented Express 701(16) William G. Brown Enterprise Transformation and Data Management 717(8) Richard Lee SECTION XIII: ORACLE DATABASE INTERNALS MANAGEMENT 725(126) Getting a Quick Start with Oracle8i 727(14) Roman Kab Oracle Sessions Monitoring 741(18) Serg Shestakov Dmitry Petrov The Object/Relational Features of Oracle8 759(10) Donald K. Burleson Hardware Considerations 769(12) Bradley D. Brown Oracle Extras 781(10) Bradley D. Brown Oracles Triggers 791(10) Richard Earp Sikha Bagui Concurrency 801(8) Rick Greenwald The Supporting Groups 809(8) Anunaya Shrivastava Registering a Metadata Schema 817(8) Alex Watts Oradebug: A Useful (Undocumented?) Utility 825(10) Biju Thomas Using the DBMS_LOCK Built-In Package 835(16) John Beresniewicz Index 851
Donald K. Burleson (Burleson Consulting, Kittrell, North Carolina, USA)