This is a post on Things you need to know about Oracle SQL developer IDE .I hope you will like it.Please do provide feedback Introduction to Oracle SQL developer Tool Oracle SQL Developer Tool is an Integrated development environment (IDE) for working with SQL in Oracle databases. Oracle Corporation provides this product free; it uses […]
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Oracle Recovery Manager(RMAN) is an important component of Oracle Database Software . It is a effective way to do the backup and recovery of the Oracle database. Oracle has added new features in RMAN in every new release. Here are some of the article,I have written on RMAN to understand it How to recover database using
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What is Recovery Manager (RMAN) RMAN stands for recovery manager.it is a utility that can manage your entire Oracle backup and recovery activities. it is found in $ORACLE_HOME/bin. It comes with database installation Usage Without Catalog rman target / With Catalog rman target / catalog <user>/<pass>@catdb RMAN benefits over Manual Backups (1)RMAN Backup Saves storage
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A pluggable database is a self-contained, fully-functional Oracle database. We often need to move the pluggable database from one CDB to another CDB. This will be a unplug/plug operation where outage will depend on the location of source and destination CDB (1) When moving between servers with shared storage, such as is typically the case
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Introduction Refreshable PDB is a new feature introduced in Oracle database from 12.2 onwards i.e 12.2/18c/19c . It builds upon hot clone capability in Oracle Database 12.2. It basically means we can refresh the remote PDB from source PDB on regular intervals by just applying the incremental redo This feature eliminates the need to re-create
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In Oracle database release 12.1, in order to clone a PDB, The source PDB must be quiescent(read only mode) for the duration of the clone operation. So it was called a “cold clone” operation because it involved an outage (from a transactional perspective) in the source database. This applies for both the same CDB clone
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