Oracle Certified Administrator (OCA)
Oracle Database 10g Administrator1 Oracle Database 10g is Oracle’s largest introduction
of new functionality and is Oracle’s most innovative release, leading the database
industry into new ground in clustering, automation, high availability and more.
Oracle Database 10g Administrator Certification combines training, experience, and
testing to ensure that you have a strong foundation and expertise in the industry’s most
advanced database management system.
Who Should do this Course/Pre-requisition
B.C.A, M.C.A, B.Sc. IT or Any IT certification holder can do this course No prerequisite
for this course just basic computer operation or IT background student can join.
Exam Code :
1Z0-047 Oracle Database SQL Expert
1Z0-042 Oracle Database 10g: Administration I
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1Z0-047 Oracle Database SQL Expert
- Course Content
| Retrieving Data Using the SQL SELECT Statement | |
| [] | List the capabilities of SQL SELECT statements |
| [] | Execute a basic SELECT statement |
| [] | Describe how schema objects work |
| Rating and discounting architecture of engines | |
| [] | Limit the rows that are retrieved by a query |
| [] | Sort the rows that are retrieved by a query |
| Rating and discounting architecture of engines | |
| [] | Describe various types of functions that are available in SQL |
| [] | Use character, number, and date functions in SELECT statements |
| [] | Describe the use of conversion functions |
| Rating and discounting architecture of engines | |
| [] | Identify the available group functions |
| [] | Describe the use of group functions |
| [] | Group data by using the GROUP BY clause |
| [] | Include or exclude grouped rows by using the HAVING clause |
| Rating and discounting architecture of engines | |
| [] | Write SELECT statements to access data from more than one table using equijoins and nonequijoins |
| [] | Join a table to itself by using a self-join |
| [] | View data that generally does not meet a join condition by using outer joins |
| [] | Generate a Cartesian product of all rows from two or more tables |
| Managing Schema Objects | |
| [] | Add constraints |
| [] | Create indexes |
| [] | Create indexes using the CREATE TABLE statement |
| [] | Creating function-based indexes |
| [] | Drop columns and set column UNUSED |
| [] | Perform FLASHBACK operations |
| [] | Create and use external tables |
| Using the Set Operators | |
| [] | Describe set operators |
| [] | Use a set operator to combine multiple a single query |
| [] | Control the order of rows returned |
| Manipulating Data | |
| [] | Describe each data manipulation language (DML) statement |
| [] | Insert rows into a table |
| [] | Update rows in a table |
| [] | Delete rows from a table |
| [] | Control transactions |
| Using DDL Statements to Create and Manage Tables | |
| [] | Categorize the main database objects |
| [] | Review the table structure |
| [] | List the data types that are available for columns |
| [] | Create a simple table |
| [] | Explain how constraints are created at the time of table creation |
| Creating Other Schema Objects | |
| [] | Create simple and complex views |
| [] | Retrieve data from views |
| [] | Create, maintain, and use sequences |
| [] | Create and maintain indexes |
| [] | Create private and public synonyms |
| Managing Objects with Data Dictionary Views | |
| [] | Use the data dictionary views to research data on your objects |
| [] | Query various data dictionary views |
| Controlling User Access | |
| [] | Differentiate system privileges from object privileges |
| [] | Grant privileges on tables |
| [] | View privileges in the data dictionary |
| [] | Grant roles |
| [] | Distinguish between privileges and roles |
1Z0-042 Oracle Database 10g: Administration
| Architecture | |
| [] | Outline the Oracle Architecture and its main Components |
| [] | Explain the Oracle instance architecture |
| Installing the Oracle Database Software | |
| [] | Identify common database administrative tools available to a DBA |
| [] | Use optimal flexible architecture |
| [] | Install software with Oracle Universal Installer |
| [] | Identify and configure commonly used environment variables |
| [] | Use Installer Log |
| Creating an Oracle Database | |
| [] | Use DBCA to Create a database |
| [] | Use DBCA to Delete a database |
| [] | Use DBCA to manage templates |
| Managing the Oracle Instance | |
| [] | Use Enterprise Manager |
| [] | Use SQL*Plus and iSQL*Plus to access the Oracle Database |
| [] | Modify database initialization parameters |
| [] | Describe the stages of database startup |
| [] | Describe the database shutdown options |
| [] | View the database alert log |
| [] | Use dynamic performance views |
| Managing Database Storage Structures | |
| [] | Describe how table row data is stored in blocks |
| [] | Define the purpose of tablespaces and data files |
| [] | Explain space management in tablespaces |
| [] | Create tablespaces |
| [] | Manage tablespaces: alter, drop, take offline, put online, add data files, make read-only or read-write, generate DDL |
| [] | Obtain tablespace information |
| [] | Explain key features and benefits of ASM |
| Administering User Security | |
| [] | Create and manage database user accounts |
| [] | Create and manage roles |
| [] | Grant and revoke privileges |
| [] | Create and manage profiles |
| Performance Management | |
| [] | Use enterprise manager to view performance |
| [] | Tune SQL by using SQL tuning advisor |
| [] | Tune SQL by using SQL access advisor |
| [] | Use automatic shared memory management |
| [] | Use the memory advisor to size memory buffer |
| Backup and Recovery Concepts | |
| [] | Describe the types of failure that may occur in an Oracle Database |
| [] | Identify the importance of checkpoints, redo log files, and archived log files |
| [] | Tuning instance recovery |
| [] | Configure a database for recoverability |
| [] | Configure ARCHIVELOG mode |
| Performing Database Backup | |
| [] | Create consistent database backups |
| [] | Back up your database without shutting it down |
| [] | Create incremental backups |
| [] | Automate database backups |
| [] | Backup a control file to trace |
| [] | Monitor flash recovery area |
| Managing Schema Objects | |
| [] | Create and modify tables |
| [] | Define constraints and states of constraints |
| [] | Dropping and truncating tables |
| [] | Create and use B-Tree and Bitmap indexes |
| [] | Create Views |
| [] | Create sequences |
| [] | Use data dictionary |
| Managing Data and Concurrency | |
| [] | Manipulate data through the use of SQL |
| [] | Identify and administer PL/SQL objects |
| [] | Describe triggers and triggering events |
| [] | Define levels of locking |
| [] | List possible causes of lock conflict |
| [] | Monitor and resolve lock conflicts |
| Managing Undo Data | |
| [] | Monitor and administer undo |
| [] | Configure undo retention |
| [] | Describe the relationship between undo and transactions |
| [] | Size the undo tablespace |
| Implementing Oracle Database Security | |
| [] | Apply the principle of least privilege |
| [] | Audit database activity |
| [] | Implement Fine-Grained Auditing |
| Configuring the Oracle Network Environment | |
| [] | Use Database Control to Create additional listeners |
| [] | Use Database Control to Create Oracle Net service aliases |
| [] | Control Oracle Net Listeners |
| [] | Identify when to use shared servers versus dedicated servers |
| Proactive Maintenance | |
| [] | Gather optimizer statistics |
| [] | Manage the Automatic Workload Repository |
| [] | Use the Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) |
| [] | Set warning and critical alert thresholds |
| [] | React to performance issues |
| Performing Database Recovery | |
| [] | Recover from loss of a Control file |
| [] | Recover from loss of a Redo log file |
| [] | Recover from loss of a system-critical data file |
| [] | Recover from loss of a non system-critical data file |
| Performing Flashback | |
| [] | Describe flashback database |
| [] | Resotore the table contents to a specific point in time |
| [] | Recover from a dropped table |
| [] | Use Flashback Query to view the contents of the database as of any single point of time |
| [] | View transaction history or row with flashback transaction query |
| Moving Data | |
| [] | Describe the general architecture of Data Pump |
| [] | Use Data Pump export and import to move data between Oracle databases |
| [] | Load data with SQL Loader |
| [] | Use external tables to move data |