To multiplex a control file: 1. Set the new location. Example: SQL> alter system set control_files='/u01/app/control04.ctl', '/u01/app/control01.ctl','/u01/app/control02.ctl', '/u01/app/control03.ctl' scope=spfile; 2. Shutdown the database 3. Copy a already existing controlfile to the above locatons and rename it. 4. Startup the database.
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
How to Multiplex Control Files ?
Types of Checkpoints in Oracle.
Checkpoint types can be divided as INCREMENTAL and COMPLETE. Also COMPLETE CHECKPOINT can be divided further into PARTIAL and FULL. In Incremental Checkpoint,checkpoint information is written to the datafile header and controlfile In the following cases:
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Oracle 10g BigFile Tablespace.
One of the new features in oracle 10g is the introduction of bigfile tablespace. A bigfile tablespace is a tablespace which basically consists of one and only one datafile which can be as large as 128 Terabytes in size depending upon the block size of the tablespace. Following is the list of block sizes and maximum sizes for bigfile tablespaces.
Oracle Database Tablespace Management.
To check for all the tablespaces in your database issue the following query. SQL> select tablespace_name from dba_tablespaces; TABLESPACE_NAME ------------------------------ SYSTEM SYSAUX UNDOTBS1 TEMP USERS EXAMPLE 6 rows selected.
Oracle Database Read Only Mode.
Opening a database in read only mode Opening a database in read only mode enables you to query an open database. Read only mode guarantees nothing is written to the datafiles and redo log files.
Oracle Database Startup Restricted Feature.
STARTUP RESTRICTED
when to use 1. perform import or export of data 2. Data load using sql*loader 3. temporarily prevent users from accessing the data. 4. Migration or upgrade operations.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Oracle 11g RMAN Active Database Duplication Feature.
Earlier in pre Oracle 11g releases in order to clone or
duplicate a database, we had to take backups with RMAN
of the source database and copy the backup files to
the destination server as well. But with 11g database duplication
or cloning has gone one step further. With the new RMAN active
database duplication feature taking backups and staging them
is no longer required. RMAN can now directly clone the database
from the source without the need for backups. The only
criteria are that the source database should be in archivelog mode.
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Oracle 11g I/O Calibration Feature.
Earlier in order to assess the I/O capabilities of the system on which you would install Oracle database, there were two options. 1)Use third party tools (Mercury loadRunner, Benchmark Factory etc). 2)Use ORION from Oracle.
Oracle 11gR2 Deinstall tool.
Before 11gR2 Uninstalling the Oracle software was really a pain both on windows as well as on linux platforms. But now Oracle 11gR2 with comes with aa awesome tool 'Oracle Deinstall utiliy'. Just execute one simple command answer a couple of questions and you can remove your whole Oracle software along with your database and listeners.
Oracle 11g create spfile from memory.
In pre Oracle 11g releases we had the feature of conversion from SPFILE to
PFILE and vice versa.
But Oracle 11g has gone one step further, SPFILE can now be created directly from memory.
SQL> create spfile=’/u01/app/spfileorcl.bak’ from memory;This command will capture all the settings from the memory and dump them to an SPFILE. This is a very useful utility to take backup of your SPFILE before any changes are made using ‘alter system’ command. In order to check and read the new created file the following command can be used : -
SQL>!strings /u01/app/spfileorcl.bak
Friday, December 16, 2011
Oracle 11g Memory Advisor feature.
Among many dynamic views oracle has added a new view, V$MEMORY_TARGET_ADVICE. The purpose of this view is to give recommendations related to the sizing of the memory_target parameter. Before going further please make sure that memory management is set to automatic in your database, otherwise this feature will not work.
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