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|a Malcher, Michelle
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|a Pro Oracle Database 18c Administration
|b Manage and Safeguard Your Organization's Data
|c Michelle Malcher, Darl Kuhn
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|a Oracle Database 12c Release 1 ScenarioOracle Database 18c Release 1 Scenario; Step 7. Troubleshoot Any Issues; Step 8. Apply Any Additional Patches; Installing with a Copy of an Existing Installation; Step 1. Copy the Binaries, Using an OS Utility; Step 2. Attach the Oracle Home; Installing Read-Only Oracle Home; Upgrading Oracle Software; Reinstalling After Failed Installation; Applying Interim Patches; Installing Remotely with the Graphical Installer; Step 1. Install X Software and Networking Utilities on the Local PC; Step 2. Start an X Session on the Local Computer
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|a Step 2. Configure the Initialization FileStep 3. Create the Required Directories; Step 4. Create the Database; Step 5. Create a Data Dictionary; Configuring and Implementing the Listener; Implementing a Listener with the Net Configuration Assistant; Manually Configuring a Listener; Connecting to a Database through the Network; Creating a Password File; Starting and Stopping the Database; Understanding OS Authentication; Starting the Database; Stopping the Database; Using the dbca to Create a Database; Dropping a Database; How Many Databases on One Server?; Understanding Oracle Architecture
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|a Intro; Table of Contents; About the Authors; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: Installing the Oracle Binaries; Understanding the OFA; Oracle Inventory Directory; Oracle Base Directory; Oracle Home Directory; Oracle Network Files Directory; Automatic Diagnostic Repository; Installing Oracle; Step 1. Create the OS Groups and User; Step 2. Ensure That the OS Is Adequately Configured; Step 3. Obtain the Oracle Installation Software; Step 4. Unzip the Files; Step 5. Creating oraInst.loc File; Step 6. Configure the Response File, and Run the Installer
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|a Step 3. Copy the Oracle Installation Media to the Remote ServerStep 4. Run the xhost Command; Step 5. Log In to the Remote Computer from X; Step 6. Ensure that the DISPLAY Variable Is Set Correctly on the Remote Computer; Step 7. Execute the runInstaller Utility; Step 8. Troubleshoot; Installation in the Cloud; Summary; Chapter 2: Creating a Database; Setting OS Variables; A Manually Intensive Approach; Oracle's Approach to Setting OS Variables; Understanding oratab; Using oraenv; My Approach to Setting OS Variables; Creating a Database; Step 1. Set the OS Variables
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|a Chapter 3: Configuring an Efficient Environment; Customizing Your OS Command Prompt; Customizing Your SQL Prompt; Creating Shortcuts for Frequently Used Commands; Using Aliases; Using a Function; Rerunning Commands Quickly; Scrolling with the Up and Down Arrow Keys; Using Ctrl+P and Ctrl+N; Listing the Command History; Searching in Reverse; Setting the Command Editor; Developing Standard Scripts; dba_setup; dba_fcns; tbsp_chk.bsh; conn.bsh; filesp.bsh; login.sql; top.sql; lock.sql; users.sql; Organizing Scripts; Step 1. Create Directories; Step 2. Copy Files to Directories
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