Oracle: A complete guide – From beginner to Master

Master Oracle Database with Ease: From Fundamentals to Advanced topics for Real-World Applications.

Why This Course?

Structured Learning Path: A step-by-step guide that covers everything you need to know, from basics to advanced topics.
Real-World Examples: Apply your skills through practical exercises and lab sessions based on real-world scenarios.
Expert Instructor: Learn from an Oracle expert who brings years of experience to the table.
Lifetime Access: Get access to the course material for life, with updates and additional content.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to confidently manage, administer, and troubleshoot Oracle databases, and you’ll be prepared to take on advanced tasks in your database career.

Welcome to "Oracle - A Complete Guide - From Beginner to Master"! This course is designed to take you from a complete beginner to an Oracle database expert. Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to deepen your understanding, this comprehensive course will guide you through every aspect of Oracle Database management, ensuring you gain the skills and knowledge to handle real-world database challenges.
What You'll Learn:
Oracle Database Fundamentals: Understand the core components of Oracle and how they work together.
SQL Mastery: Learn how to use SQL to query and manipulate data efficiently.
Database Architecture: Get an in-depth understanding of Oracle's architecture, storage, and processing.
Database Security: Implement best practices for securing your database environment.
Backup and Recovery: Master Oracle's backup and recovery strategies to ensure data safety.
Performance Tuning: Learn how to optimize queries, indexes, and configurations for faster performance.
Advanced Topics: Dive into RAC (Real Application Clusters), and other advanced Oracle features.
Hands-on Labs: Practice with real-world examples and labs to reinforce learning and build your skills.

Course Content

Architecture : Overview

Oracle Database: Lec – 1: Architecture Introduction

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Oracle Database: Lec-2:- Architecture – PGA & UGA

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Oracle Database: Lec – 3 :- Architecture- System Global Area

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Oracle Database: Lec – 4 : Architecture:- Database Buffer Cache

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Oracle Database: Lec – 5 :- Architecture : Redo log buffer

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Oracle Database: Lec – 6 :- Architecture : Shared Pool Buffer

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PGA and UGA
Database Buffer Cache

Architecture: Background Processes

Oracle Database: Lec – 7:- Architecture: Background processes: Log Writer process

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Oracle Database: Lec – 8 :- Architecture: Background processes: Database Writer process

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Oracle Database: Lec – 9 :- Architecture: Background processes: Checkpoint process

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Oracle Database: Lec – 10 :- Architecture: Background processes: Process monitor process(PMON)

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Oracle Database: Lec – 11 :- Architecture: Background processes: System monitor process(SMON)

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Oracle Database: Lec – 12 :- Architecture: Background processes: Some other Background processes

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Log writer process
Database Writer process
Checkpoint process
PMON & SMON process

Fundamentals

Oracle Database: Lec – 13:- Check Oracle home variable

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Oracle Database: Lec – 14:- Data Dictionary views

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Oracle Database: Lec – 15:- Parameter files

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Oracle Database: Lec – 16:- Configuration files:- Spfile, control files, Datafiles – LAB

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Oracle Database: Lec – 17:- Rename a datafile

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Oracle Database: Lec – 17a:- Startup & Shutdown sequence

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Oracle Database: Lec – 17b:- Database Mount mode

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Oracle Database: Lec – 18:- Shutdown modes in Oracle

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Oracle Database: Lec – 19:- Materialized View

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Fundamentals
Configuration files

Basic Tasks and Understanding

Oracle Database: Lec – 20:- Account Lock

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Oracle Database: Lec – 21:-Error while dropping a user in container database

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Oracle Database: Lec – 22:- Clear screen in Oracle

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Oracle Database: Lec – 23:-Execute script from another location

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Oracle Database: Lec – 24:- Getting error for quota while insert on a tablespace in Oracle

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Oracle Database: Lec – 25:- Handling services : Oracle

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Oracle Database: Lec – 26:-Handling services: Oracle RAC

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Oracle Database: Lec – 27:-SET Keyword

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Tablespaces

Oracle Database: Lec – 28:- TableSpaces Introduction

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Oracle Database: Lec – 29:-Undo Tablespace Part1 Overview

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Oracle Database: Lec – 30:-Undo Tablespace – Part2: Read Consistency

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Oracle Database: Lec – 31:-Undo Tablespace Part3 – “Ora 01555-Snapshot too old error”

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Oracle Database: Lec – 32:-Undo Tablespace Part4 – Automatic Undo Management

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Oracle Database: Lec – 33:-Undo Tablespace Part5 – Reuse keyword

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Oracle Database: Lec – 34:-Undo Tablespace Part6 – Retention Guarantee

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Tablespaces
UNDO tablespaces

Redo Log files

Trace Files

Oracle Database: Lec – 39:- Trace files 1 – Introduction

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Oracle Database: Lec – 40:- Trace files 2 – Purpose & use

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Oracle Database: Lec – 41:- Trace files 3 – Diff b/w Trace & Archive logs

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Oracle Database: Lec – 42:-Trace files-4 – Types

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Oracle Database: Lec – 43:- Trace files-5 – Location & Enable/Disable trace

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Oracle Database: Lec – 44:-Trace files-6 – View & Common Trace file issues

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Oracle Database: Lec – 45:- Trace Files- 7 – ADRCI

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Oracle Database: Lec – 46:- Trace Files – 8 – ADRCI – LAB

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Trace files

Backup & Restore

Oracle Database: Lec – 47:- Backup & Restore;1- Introduction

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Oracle Database: Lec – 48:-Backup & Restore:2 – Backup Types

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Oracle Database: Lec – 49:-Backup & Restore:3 – Consistent & Inconsistent backups

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Oracle Database: Lec – 50:-Backup & Restore: 4 – RMAN – Introduction

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Oracle Database: Lec – 51:-Backup & Restore:5 – RMAN – Backup formats

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Oracle Database: Lec – 52:- Backup & Restore: 6 – Schedule RMAN backups

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Oracle Database: Lec – 54:- Backup & Restore: Oracle DataPump

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Backup & Restore
RMAN backups

Bonus Lecture

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Course Content

Architecture : Overview

Oracle Database: Lec – 3 :- Architecture- System Global Area

Oracle Database: Lec – 4 : Architecture:- Database Buffer Cache

Oracle Database: Lec – 5 :- Architecture : Redo log buffer

Oracle Database: Lec – 6 :- Architecture : Shared Pool Buffer

PGA and UGA

Database Buffer Cache

Architecture: Background Processes

Oracle Database: Lec – 7:- Architecture: Background processes: Log Writer process

Oracle Database: Lec – 8 :- Architecture: Background processes: Database Writer process

Oracle Database: Lec – 9 :- Architecture: Background processes: Checkpoint process

Oracle Database: Lec – 10 :- Architecture: Background processes: Process monitor process(PMON)

Oracle Database: Lec – 11 :- Architecture: Background processes: System monitor process(SMON)

Oracle Database: Lec – 12 :- Architecture: Background processes: Some other Background processes

Log writer process

Database Writer process

Checkpoint process

PMON & SMON process

Fundamentals

Oracle Database: Lec – 13:- Check Oracle home variable

Oracle Database: Lec – 14:- Data Dictionary views

Oracle Database: Lec – 15:- Parameter files

Oracle Database: Lec – 16:- Configuration files:- Spfile, control files, Datafiles – LAB

Oracle Database: Lec – 17:- Rename a datafile

Oracle Database: Lec – 17a:- Startup & Shutdown sequence

Oracle Database: Lec – 17b:- Database Mount mode

Oracle Database: Lec – 18:- Shutdown modes in Oracle

Oracle Database: Lec – 19:- Materialized View

Fundamentals

Configuration files

Basic Tasks and Understanding

Oracle Database: Lec – 20:- Account Lock

Oracle Database: Lec – 21:-Error while dropping a user in container database

Oracle Database: Lec – 22:- Clear screen in Oracle

Oracle Database: Lec – 23:-Execute script from another location

Oracle Database: Lec – 24:- Getting error for quota while insert on a tablespace in Oracle

Oracle Database: Lec – 25:- Handling services : Oracle

Oracle Database: Lec – 26:-Handling services: Oracle RAC

Oracle Database: Lec – 27:-SET Keyword

Tablespaces

Oracle Database: Lec – 28:- TableSpaces Introduction

Oracle Database: Lec – 29:-Undo Tablespace Part1 Overview

Oracle Database: Lec – 30:-Undo Tablespace – Part2: Read Consistency

Oracle Database: Lec – 31:-Undo Tablespace Part3 – “Ora 01555-Snapshot too old error”

Oracle Database: Lec – 32:-Undo Tablespace Part4 – Automatic Undo Management

Oracle Database: Lec – 33:-Undo Tablespace Part5 – Reuse keyword

Oracle Database: Lec – 34:-Undo Tablespace Part6 – Retention Guarantee

Tablespaces

UNDO tablespaces

Redo Log files

Oracle Database: Lec – 35:- Redo log files – Overview

Oracle Database: Lec – 36:-Redo log files – Archive log mode

Oracle Database: Lec – 37:-Redo log files – Enable archive log mode

Oracle Database: Lec – 38:- Redo log files Disable archive log mode

Redo log files

Trace Files

Oracle Database: Lec – 39:- Trace files 1 – Introduction

Oracle Database: Lec – 40:- Trace files 2 – Purpose & use

Oracle Database: Lec – 41:- Trace files 3 – Diff b/w Trace & Archive logs

Oracle Database: Lec – 42:-Trace files-4 – Types

Oracle Database: Lec – 43:- Trace files-5 – Location & Enable/Disable trace

Oracle Database: Lec – 44:-Trace files-6 – View & Common Trace file issues

Oracle Database: Lec – 45:- Trace Files- 7 – ADRCI

Oracle Database: Lec – 46:- Trace Files – 8 – ADRCI – LAB

Trace files

Backup & Restore

Oracle Database: Lec – 47:- Backup & Restore;1- Introduction

Oracle Database: Lec – 48:-Backup & Restore:2 – Backup Types

Oracle Database: Lec – 49:-Backup & Restore:3 – Consistent & Inconsistent backups

Oracle Database: Lec – 50:-Backup & Restore: 4 – RMAN – Introduction

Oracle Database: Lec – 51:-Backup & Restore:5 – RMAN – Backup formats

Oracle Database: Lec – 52:- Backup & Restore: 6 – Schedule RMAN backups

Oracle Database: Lec – 54:- Backup & Restore: Oracle DataPump

Backup & Restore

RMAN backups

Bonus Lecture

Oracle Database – Lec 54:- Bonus – Oracle Smartwork – Access local database scripts from a server