Cluster Architectural
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cluster Architecture
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Shared Storage
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Nodes and Interconnects
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Virtual IP Addresses
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Oracle Software
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Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR)
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The RAC Voting Disk
Oracle Clusterware
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What is Oracle Clusterware ?
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Oracle Clusterware Components
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Oracle Clusterware Processes
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Oracle Clusterware and Shared Storage
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Oracle Clusterware Preinstallation Steps
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Node Preparation
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Configuraing SSH User Equivalency
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Installing Oracle Clusterware
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cluvfy - The Cluster Varification Utility
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Oracle Clusterware Postinstallation
Installing DB Software and Creating a RAC Database
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Installation Overview
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Configuring the OS Envirionment
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Verifying System REadiness with the CVU
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Installing the Database Software
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Troubleshooting Installation Setup
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Recommended Postinstallation Tasks
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Running the VIPCA
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Creating a Cluster Database Using DBCA
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Database Pre-Creation Tasks
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Initialization Parameter
RAC Database Architecture
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Oracle Single-Instance Architecture
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Overview of RAC
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RAC Architecture
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RAC Instance and Parameter Files
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RAC Database Components
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RAC Instance Background Processes
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Global Resource Direcotry
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Overview of Cache Fusion
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Cache Fusion Components - GES and GCS
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Cache Fusion Background processes
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Application Connection to RAC
Managing Oracle Clusterware
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About Oracle Clusterware
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Backing Up and Recovering Voting Disks
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Adding and Removing Voting Disks
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The OCR
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Changing the OCR Configuration
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Adding and Removing an OCR Location
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backing Up and Recovering the OCR
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Resotring from Automatic OCR Backups
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Moving or Replacing the OCR
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Repairing the OCR Configuration
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Troubleshooting the OCR
RAC Instance Management
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Overview of RAC Instance Management
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Starting and Stoping a RAC Database
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RAC Database Identical Parameters
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RAC Database Unique Parameters
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Changing Parameter Values
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Administering Undeo Tablespaces in RAC
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Administering Redo Logs in RAC
RAC Utilities
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The ocrcheck Utilitiy
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The ocrdump Utility
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The crs_stat Utility
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The crsctl Utility
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The Server Control (SRVCTl) Utility
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SRVCTL ADD
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SRVCTL CONFIG
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SRVCTL ENABLE and DISABLE
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SRVCTL GETENV
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SRVCTL MODIFY
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SRVCTL RELOCATE
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SRVCTL REMOVE
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SRVCTL START
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SRVCTL STOP
Services
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Overview or Services
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Types of Servicers
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Creating Services with DBCA
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Creating SErvices with SRVCTL
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Preferred and Available Instances for Services
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Using Services
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Managing Services
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Service Views
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Tracing with Services
Failover
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Transparent Application Failover (TAF)
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Client-Side vs. Server-Side TAF
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configuring TAF on the client
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Configuring TAF on the Server
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Using OEM to Configure TAF
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Using SRVCTL to Configure TAF
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Using DBCA to Configure TAF
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The DBMS_SERVICE Package
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Connecting to the Database with TAF
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Monitoring TAF Connection
RAC Backup and Recovery
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Overview of RAC Backup and Recovery
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Log Archiving in RAC
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Undo Tablespaces in RAC
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Using Flashback Features in RAC
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Deploying a Flash Recovery Area in RAC
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Performing RMAN Backups of a RAC Database
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Performing Non-RMAN Backups
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Preparing to Restore and Recover with RMAN
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Recover the RAC Database with RMAN
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Recovering Without RMA
Cluster Management
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Overview of Cluster Management Tasks
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Extending the Clusterware Home Directory
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Extending the ASK Home directory
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Extending the Database Software Home Direcotory
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Creating a Listener on the New Node
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Creating the New Instance
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Verifying the New Instance
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Removing a Node
RAC Troubleshooting
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The Oracle Clusterware Alert Log
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Clusterware Component Log Files
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Using crsctl to Diagonose Cluster Issues
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Using diagcollection
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Checking Interconnect Setting
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cluvfy - Verifying clusterware Component Integrity
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cluvfy - verifying Cluster Registry Integrity
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cluvfy - Verifying Cluster Integrity
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RAC Database Aletrts
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The racdiag.sql Script
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The oradebug Utility
RAC Tuning
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RAC Tuning Methodology
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Using Performance Views in RAC
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Monitoring Cache Fusion
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Global Cache Latencies
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Monitoring Cache Transfers