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Windows for the Oracle DBA
The Definitive Reference
Jon Emmons,
Mark Sorger
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This book will cover all major aspects of Windows system
management critical to running Oracle on Windows.
Unlike general system administration books, this book
will focus on those tasks most important to Oracle
administrators.
The author has broken down the complex subject of Windows
administration into easy to digest chapters organized by task.
This makes the subject matter easier to learn and makes
it a compelling reference that the reader will go back to for
specific information.
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• See how professionals
manage Oracle on a Windows server. •
Learn how to automate Oracle tasks with Windows scripts. •
Understand how to build powerful server-side alert
mechanisms. • See how
to manage data files on a Windows
server.
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About the Author:
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Jon Emmons
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Jon Emmons
is an Oracle ACE with many years of full-time
experience running Oracle in a UNIX environment. His Oracle
experience is reinforced by his many years as a UNIX system
administrator. Jon has published extensively about Oracle on his
website which continues to receive acclaim from the Oracle
community.
Jon's work experience includes both industry and
education. In addition to his technical abilities Jon has also
been called upon to teach a college course in database management
systems. |
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| Mark Sorger |
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Mark Sorger has 32 years of experience in IT. He began
as an Application Programmer for Business Applications on
RSTS/E and later VAX/VMS. He moved on to VAX/VMS System
Management, Windows Server administration, and Oracle
Database Administration. He has been an Oracle DBA for 17
years on VMS, Solaris, HP-UX, Windows, and Linux. He is
currently the DBA Lead on a large Government Contract. |
Table of Contents:
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Chapter 1 - Introduction to Windows
A short history
Getting
around the command line
Setting up and customizing
your environment
An introduction to shell scripting
Graphical Interfaces
Chapter 2 - Setting up and managing
your system
Starting up, shutting down and
runlevels
User and Group Management
Memory and system settings
File systems (incl. NFS)
File management
Networking
Process management
Startup and shutdown
tasks
Service management
Scheduling with cron and at
Moving and
managing things between servers
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Chapter 3 - The Oracle/Windows
connection
Organizing Oracle files
Managing Oracle Processes
The Oracle scheduler(s)
Configuring and Using Oracle Enterprise Manager
Performance Tuning and Monitoring
Oracle
Application Server
Chapter 4 - Shell scripting
Scripting Basics
Decisions
Loops
Checking
results
Output and notification
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Index:
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