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Oracle In-focus Series #xx |
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Advanced
Oracle Utilities
The Definitive Reference
Dr. Bert Scalzo, Andrew Kerber, Donald K. Burleson, Steve
Callan
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This is the definitive guide to
all Oracle utilities, and it is
targeted at experienced Oracle
professionals who need to
perform powerful system-wide
operating system internal
operations on their Oracle
databases.
The authors
approach Oracle Utilities from
a functional perspective, adding
value by explaining the "why"
and "how" for the use of all
Oracle Utilities. This
comprehensive book includes
details on all of the Oracle
utilities, including
experts-only sections on
undocumented utilities, plus the
Linux/UNIX utilities, Oracle
command-line utilities, and the
all-important DBA package
utilities.
This
indispensable book
covers all areas of Oracle
database administration and includes
secrets for database migration
(with Data Pump and
SQL*Loader) and detailed tips
for using The Oracle
OS utilities (e.g.
BBED, dbv,
orastack,
orakill).
The book also covers
Oracle tuning utilities,
including ADDM and the SQL
tuning advisors as well as
the
traditional command-line tuning
utilities such as dbms_alert
and
dbms_xplan, tkprof
and
dbms_debug.
This book is special because
noted Oracle experts
supplement the operational
considerations of Oracle
utilities with expert
insights and working scripts.
The time
savings from a single utility
script is easily worth the price of
this definitive book.
This book is not for
beginners. These are powerful
utilities to be used only by
experienced DBAs and developers
who need to perform powerful
system-wide operating system
internal operations on their
Oracle databases.
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Expert secrets
& hidden utility
tips & tricks
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• Understand how to automate
database management with Oracle utilities.
• Learn about the Oracle's secret hidden utilities.
• See how to use the Oracle DBMS package utilities.
• Get working examples of all Oracle utilities on the code
depot download. •
Discover the secrets used by professional DBA's to perform
advanced diagnostics.
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About the Authors:

Bert Scalzo, Ph.D. |
Dr. Bert Scalzo is a
Database Architect for Quest Software and a member of
the TOAD team. Mr. Scalzo has worked with Oracle
databases for well over two decades, starting with
version 4. His work history includes time at Oracle
Education and Oracle Consulting, plus he holds several
Oracle Masters certifications. Mr. Scalzo also has an
extensive academic background - including a BS, MS and
PhD in Computer Science, an MBA and several insurance
industry designations.
Mr. Scalzo is an accomplished speaker and has
presented at numerous Oracle conferences and user groups
- inclduding OOW, ODTUG, IOUGA, OAUG, RMOUG, et al. His
key areas of DBA interest are Data Modeling, Database
Benchmarking, Database Tuning & Optimization, "Star
Schema" Data Warehouses and Linux. Mr. Scalzo has
written articles for Oracle’s Technology Network (OTN),
Oracle Magazine, Oracle Informant, PC Week (eWeek), Dell
PowerEdge Magazine, The Linux Journal,
www.linux.com, and
www.orafaq.com.
He also has written four books: "Oracle DBA Guide to
Data Warehousing and Star Schemas", "TOAD Handbook",
"TOAD Pocket Reference" (2nd Edition), "Database
Benchmarking: Practical methods for Oracle 10g & SQL
Server 2005", "Oracle on VMware: from Laptops to
Production" [2008], and "Oracle Utilities: The
Definitive Reference" [2008]. Mr. Scalzo can be reached
via email at
bert.scalzo@quest.com or
bert.scalzo@yahoo.com. |

Donald Burleson |
Donald
K. Burleson is one of the world’s top Oracle Database experts
with more than 20 years of full-time DBA experience. He
specializes in creating database architectures for very large
online databases and he has worked with some of the world’s
most powerful and complex systems.
A former Adjunct
Professor, Don Burleson has written 30 books, published more
than 100 articles in National Magazines, and serves as
Editor-in-Chief of Rampant TechPress. Don is a popular lecturer
and teacher and is a frequent speaker at Oracle Openworld and
other international database conferences.

Andrew Kerber

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Andrew Kerber is an experienced Oracle
RAC DBA consultant and a graduate of West Point with a
BS in Computer Science and a decade of progressive DBA
experience. In addition to his bachelor's of
science degree in Computer Science from the prestigious
United States Military Academy at West Point, Andy is
Oracle Certified and has more than 10 years of
progressive DBA experience working with mission-critical
systems.
Beyond the realm of Oracle database administration, Andy
has broad technical skills ranging from PL/SQL
administration and tuning to the installation and
troubleshooting of complex multi-instance cluster
databases. As a veteran of numerous Oracle RAC
implementations Andy is well versed in the hands-on
management of RAC maintenance, upgrades and migration.
Andrew has dedicated his life to Oracle technology and
spends a great deal of his time exploring new Oracle
features and improving his expert skills.
Andrew is happily married with two children and enjoys
spending his Friday nights watching his son's high
school football games. |

Steve Callan |
Steve Callan is an
Oracle certified professional with over 20 years of
progressive hands-on technical experience and nearly a
decade managing mission-critical Oracle databases. He
is also a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), and is
proficient in SQL Server 2005. Steve has a Masters
degree in Software and Information Systems from Regis
University, and a Masters degree in Industrial
Engineering from New Mexico State University. He has
also completed all Ph.D. coursework for his pending
doctorate in Mathematical & Computer Sciences at the
Colorado School of Mines.
A former senior U.S. Military officer, Steve is a
graduate of the prestigious United States Military
Academy at West Point, earning his wings as an attack
helicopter pilot. He has over 1,000 hours of
operational aviation unit experience with Apache and
Cobra attack choppers and won an Army senior aviator
award for his piloting skills.
Steve lives in the Denver area and spends his spare time
trying new wines, playing with computers, and writing a
science fiction novel. |
Table of Contents:
All examples are elaborated in detail and compared with the
other techniques and tools introduced in the book.
1 - Oracle Utilities
Overview
40
2 - UNIX/Linux Oracle
OS
utilities
40
3 - Windows Oracle OS
utilities
overview
40
4 - Oracle Utilities
for server-side
functions
40
5 - Oracle SQL
management
Utilities
40
6 - Oracle DBA
Utilities
80
7 - Oracle Tuning &
Monitoring
Utilities
80
8 - Oracle Advisory &
Diagnostic
Utilities
80
9 - Oracle Developer
Utilities
80
10 - For Experts Only
- Undocumented
Utilities 80
Scalzo
Kerber
Callan
1 - Oracle Utilities Overview
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Type of Oracle utilities (OS, packages, executables)
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Methods of finding the utilities
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Finding dbms packages
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Finding
the OS utilities
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Command line vs. OEM (e.g. ADDM)
2 - UNIX/Linux Oracle OS utilities
3 - Windows Oracle OS utilities overview
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- Oracle Utility Locations
4 - Oracle Utilities for
server-side functions
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External functions (archived redo,
job scheduling, auto start, managing OS files)
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Starting and Stopping instances using
the auto start utilities (oraenv,
coraenv)
on Linux, Solaris, HP/UX, AIX, and Windows.
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Remote connection management (orapwd,
external authentication, SYSDBA)
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Server
monitoring (AWR external tables,
ltom,
vmstat extensions)
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File analysis
(BBED, dbv, trcsess, trace analyzer)
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Process
management (orakill)
5 -
Oracle SQL management Utilities
6 -
Oracle DBA Utilities
- Reorg utilities
(Data Pump (expdp, impdp, dbms_datapump), dbms_redefinition,
dbms_metadata, nid.exe)
- Recovery
utilities - (dbms_flashback,
dbms_logmnr)
- Index utilities
- ("validate structure",
dbms_i_index_utl)
- Job scheduling
(dbms_job, dbms_scheduler)
- Access security
- (dbms_rls)
- File Security
- (wrap.exe,
dbms_crypto,
dbms_obfuscation_toolkit,
utl_compress,
utl_encode)
- Replication
(dbms_aq, dbms_aqadm,
dbms_reputil)
- Space
management - (dbms_space_admin,
dbms_space)
- Data management
(SQL*Loader)
- Data corruption
utilities (dbverify, dbms_repair, BBED)
- Task management
(hang manager -
hangman,
dbms_session)
- File management
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(dbms_file_transfer, utl_smtp, utl_tcp, asmcmd)
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Instance
management - (dbms_shared_pool)
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7 -
Oracle Tuning & Monitoring Utilities
- Tuning
utilities - (dbms_workload_repository,
dbms_advisor)
- SQL Tuning
- (dbms_sqltune,
dbms_advanced_rewrite,
dbms_stats)
- Monitoring
(ASH, dbms_alert,
dbms_server_alert,
dbms_warning,
dbms_monitor)
8 - Oracle Advisory & Diagnostic
utilities
-
11g Automatic diagnostic repository (adrci)
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ADDM
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11g SQL
Performance Advisor (SPA)
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Tracing utilities -
(dbms_trace
-
SQLAccess advisor
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SQLTuning advisor
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SGA Advisors - (v$db_cache_advice)
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Segment advisors
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Elapsed time performance utilities
(AWR/STATSPACK utility, ASH reports)
9 - Oracle Developer
Utilities
-
oerr
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dbms_profiler
-
dbms_debug
-
htmldb_util
-
utl_dbws
-
utl_i18n
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utl_lms
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utl_mail
-
utl_recomp
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utl_file
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utl_http
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utl_raw
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utl_ref
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dbms_lob
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dbms_pipe
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dbms_sql
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dbms_transaction
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dbms_transform
-
dbms_utility
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dbms_wm
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dbms_service
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XML Utilities
- (dbms_xmlgen, dbms_xmlsave, dbms_xmlquery, dbms_xdbz,
dbms_xmlstore)
10 - For experts only - Oracle undocumented utilities
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Complete list of 10gr2
adrci
agtctl
amdu
asmcmd
asmtool
asmtoolg
cfo
clscfg
clsfmt
cluvfy
cmadmin
cmctl
cmgw
cmmigr
createdep
crsctl
crssetup
csscan
ctxhx
ctxkbtc
ctxlc
ctxload
dbca
dbua
dbv
deploync.bat
dgmgrl
dropjava
dsml2ldif
e2eme
emagent
emagtm
emagtmc
emdctl
emleclient
emtgtctl2
exp
expdp
extjob
extjobo
extproc
hsalloci
hsdepxa
hsots
imp
impdp
jssu
kfod
launch
lcsscan
ldapadd
ldapaddmt
ldapbind
ldapcompare
ldapdelete
ldapmoddn
ldapmodify
ldapmodifymt
ldapsearch
lmsgen
loadpsp
lsnodes
lsnrctl
lxegen
lxinst
nid
nmcbufp
nmccollector
nmefwmi
nmei
nmeo
nmesrvc
nmesrvops
nmetm
nmo
nmocat
nmuct
nmupm
oclskd
ocopy
ocrcheck
ocrconfig
ocrdump
ocssd
oifcfg
okdstry
okinit
oklist
onsctl
opmd
orabase
oracle
oracleadnetconnect
oracleadnettest
oradim
orakill
orapwd
orastack
oratclsh
oravssw
ott
proc
racgeut
racgimon
racgmain
racgmdb
rawutl
remoteexecservice
rman
schema
sclsspawn
sqlldr
sqlplus
sqlplusw
tkprof
tnslsnr
tnsping
uidrvci
umu.bat
unzip
wrap
wrc
xml
xmlcg
xmlwf
xsl
xvm
Reviews
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