Introduction

• Tuning Questions
• Who tunes
• What to tune
• How to tune

 

Monitoring With Basic Tools

• Monitoring tools overview
• Enterprise Manager
• V$ views, Statistics and Metrics
• Wait Events
• Time Model: Overview

• Using Automatic Workload Repository

 

Automatic Workload Repository: Overview

• Automatic Worklad Repository Data
• Database Control and AWR
• Generating AWR Reports in SQL*Plus
• Identifying the Problem

 

Tuning Life Cycle Phases

• Identify a Tuning Issue
• Remedy one problem

 

Identifying Problem SQL Statements

• Characteristics of a bad SQL statement
• Role of the Optimizer
• Generate explain plan
• Access Paths Choices
• Trace the execution

 

Influencing the Optimizer

• Manage Optimizer Statistics
• Calibrate I/O
• Optimizer Cost
• Changing Optimizer Behavior

 

SQL Plan Management

• Automatic Maintenance Tasks
• SQL Profiles
• SQL Access Advisor
• SQL Outlines
• SQL Plan Baselines

 

Change Management

• Types of changes
• SQL Performance Analyzer
• DB Replay
• Server-Generated Alerts

 

Using Metrics and Alerts

• Benefits of Metrics
• Database Control Usage Model
• User-Defined SQL Metrics

 

Using AWR Based Tools

• Automatic Maintenance Tasks
• Using ADDM
• Using Active Session History
• Historical Data View

 

Monitoring an Application (Using Services)

• Service Overview
• Managing Service
• Service Aggregation and Tracing
• Tracing Your Session

 

Baselines

• Working with Metric Baselines
• Setting Adaptive Alert Thresholds
• Configuring Normalization Metrics

 

Tuning the Shared Pool

• Shared Pool Operation
• Mutex
• Statspack/AWR Indicators
• Library Cache Activity
• Diagnostic Tools
• UGA and Oracle Shared Server
• Large Pool

 

Tuning the Buffer Cache

• Architecture
• Tuning Goals and Techniques
• Symptoms
• Solutions

 

Tuning PGA and Temporary Space

• Monitoring SQL Memory Usage
• Temporary Tablespace Management

 

Automatic Memory Management

• Automatic Memory Management Architecture
• Dynamic SGA Feature
• Managing Automatic Memory Management

• Tuning Block Space Usage

 

Space Management

• Extent Management
• Anatomy of a Database Block
• Block Space Management

 

Tuning I/O

• I/O Architecture
• Striping and Mirroring
• Using RAID
• I/O Diagnostics
• Using Automatic Storage Management

 

: Performance Tuning: Summary

•  Important Initialization Parameters with Performance Impact
• Database High Availability: Best Practices
• Tablespace: Best Practices
• Statistics Gathering

 

Using Statspack

• Introduction to Statspack
• Capturing Statspack Snapshots
• Reporting with Statspack
• Statspack considerations
• Statspack and AWR

 

Trajanje: 5 dni
Lokacija: Housing Co. d.o.o., Vodovodna 100, 1000 Ljubljana
Cena: 1.750 EUR + DDV
 

Termini

• 22.08.2011 -> 26.08.2011
• 28.12.2011 -> 03.01.2012
• 03.09.2012 -> 07.09.2012

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Students learn how to use Oracle Database 11g automatic tuning features such as SQL Tuning Advisor, SQL Access Advisor, Automatic Workload Repository and Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor, and practice these tuning methods. The course focuses on the tuning tasks expected of a DBA: reactive tuning of SQL statements, maintaining SQL statement performance, and tuning the Oracle Database Instance components. Throughout the course, students practice the art of tuning an Oracle Instance through a series of workshops. The methodology is practiced in the workshops rather than taught.

This course does not address partition tuning, materialized views, or RAC specific issues as they are covered in courses specifically for these products. This course makes use of many features that require the Enterprise Edition and optional Packs.

This course counts towards the Hands-on course requirement for the Oracle Database 11g Administrator Certification. Only instructor-led inclass or instructor-led online formats of this course will meet the Certification Hands-on Requirement. Self Study CD-Rom and Knowledge Center courses DO NOT meet the Hands-on Requirement.