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Oracle Database 11g: Implement Streams Release 2 Training
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In this course, students are introduced to Oracle Streams, a powerful and flexible information sharing feature of Oracle Database 11g Release 2. Oracle Streams allows you to share data and messages between schemas, applications, and databases which can be physically close to each other or continents apart. The lessons are designed to give you practical experience in configuring and managing a Streams environment.This course includes lessons on the fundamental components of Oracle Streams and how to administer each of these components. Also included are best practice guidelines and troubleshooting practices. This course is based on Oracle Database 11g Release 2.
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- Streams: Overview
- What Is Oracle Streams?
- Configuring Communication Between Databases
- Identifying Streams Processes
- Oracle Streams Database Configuration
- Example Streams configurations
- Streams: Overview
- What Is Oracle Streams?
- Configuring Communication Between Databases
- Identifying Streams Processes
- Oracle Streams Database Configuration
- Example Streams configurations
- Configuring Replication using Enterprise Manager
- Viewing the Configuration Progress & Troubleshooting the Configuration Procedures
- Replicating a Single Tablespace, a Set of Tablespaces, an Entire Database, Schemas & Tables
- MAINTAIN_* Procedures: Overview
- Overview of Replication Configuration Steps
- Configuration Decisions, Prerequisite Steps & Instantiation Options
- Ways to set up Oracle Streams
- Removing Oracle Streams Components
- Configuring Replication using Enterprise Manager
- Viewing the Configuration Progress & Troubleshooting the Configuration Procedures
- Replicating a Single Tablespace, a Set of Tablespaces, an Entire Database, Schemas & Tables
- MAINTAIN_* Procedures: Overview
- Overview of Replication Configuration Steps
- Configuration Decisions, Prerequisite Steps & Instantiation Options
- Ways to set up Oracle Streams
- Removing Oracle Streams Components
- Monitoring System-Created Rules & Negative Rule Sets
- Using Subset Rules with Oracle Streams
- Generating System-Created Rules
- Customizing System-Created Rules & Negative Rule Sets
- Rule Evaluation with Rule Sets
- Creating Negative Rules
- Using Rules in Oracle Streams
- Creating Subset Rules & Row Subsetting
- Monitoring System-Created Rules & Negative Rule Sets
- Using Subset Rules with Oracle Streams
- Generating System-Created Rules
- Customizing System-Created Rules & Negative Rule Sets
- Rule Evaluation with Rule Sets
- Creating Negative Rules
- Using Rules in Oracle Streams
- Creating Subset Rules & Row Subsetting
- Capture & Redo-Based Capture
- Limiting Captured Messages & Streams Tags
- Types of changes captured & not captured
- Capture Process: Components
- Streams Support for Transparent Data Encryption
- Identifying Changes to Capture & Data Types Captured
- Wallet Management
- Capture Process Architecture & Creating and managing the Capture Process
- Capture & Redo-Based Capture
- Limiting Captured Messages & Streams Tags
- Types of changes captured & not captured
- Capture Process: Components
- Streams Support for Transparent Data Encryption
- Identifying Changes to Capture & Data Types Captured
- Wallet Management
- Capture Process Architecture & Creating and managing the Capture Process
- Performing Instantiation
- Removing Instantiation Information
- Viewing Information About Instantiation & Verifying Instantiations at an Apply Site
- Instantiation SCN
- Instantiation Using Data Pump
- Preparing for Instantiation
- What Is Instantiation?
- Setting the Instantiation SCN
- Performing Instantiation
- Removing Instantiation Information
- Viewing Information About Instantiation & Verifying Instantiations at an Apply Site
- Instantiation SCN
- Instantiation Using Data Pump
- Preparing for Instantiation
- What Is Instantiation?
- Setting the Instantiation SCN
- How Does Propagation Work?
- Queue-to-Queue Propagation
- What is Propagation?
- Manually Creating a Propagation
- Queue-to-Queue Propagation and Real Application Clusters
- Guaranteed Message Delivery
- Managing & Monitoring Propagations
- Directed Networks, Queue Forwarding & Apply Forwarding
- How Does Propagation Work?
- Queue-to-Queue Propagation
- What is Propagation?
- Manually Creating a Propagation
- Queue-to-Queue Propagation and Real Application Clusters
- Guaranteed Message Delivery
- Managing & Monitoring Propagations
- Directed Networks, Queue Forwarding & Apply Forwarding
- Querying the Data Dictionary
- What is Apply?
- Apply Process and Column Discrepancies
- Applying DDL Messages
- Managing & Checking the Apply Process
- Applying Messages & Error Queue
- Processing Streams Messages
- Creating, Modifying & Managing the Apply Process
- Querying the Data Dictionary
- What is Apply?
- Apply Process and Column Discrepancies
- Applying DDL Messages
- Managing & Checking the Apply Process
- Applying Messages & Error Queue
- Processing Streams Messages
- Creating, Modifying & Managing the Apply Process
- Custom Rule-Based Transformations
- Managing Custom Rule-Based Transformations
- Declarative LCR Transformations
- Using LCR Extra Attributes
- Rule-Based Transformations and Capture, Propagation & Apply
- Creating a Custom Rule-Based Transformation
- Viewing Rule-Based Transformations
- Modifying an LCR
- Custom Rule-Based Transformations
- Managing Custom Rule-Based Transformations
- Declarative LCR Transformations
- Using LCR Extra Attributes
- Rule-Based Transformations and Capture, Propagation & Apply
- Creating a Custom Rule-Based Transformation
- Viewing Rule-Based Transformations
- Modifying an LCR
- Message Processing
- Implementing a DML Handler
- Creating an Apply Handler Procedure
- Creating an Apply Handler Procedure
- Implementing LOB Assembly
- Recording Table Changes
- Viewing Change Table Handler Information
- Apply Handlers for LCR Messages
- Statement DML Handler Type
- Message Processing
- Implementing a DML Handler
- Creating an Apply Handler Procedure
- Creating an Apply Handler Procedure
- Implementing LOB Assembly
- Recording Table Changes
- Viewing Change Table Handler Information
- Apply Handlers for LCR Messages
- Statement DML Handler Type
- Prerequisites for Downstream Capture
- Creating a Downstream Capture Process with a Database Link & Without a Database Link and with the MAINTAIN Procedure
- Monitoring Log File Availability
- Real-Time Downstream Capture
- Configuring Downstream Initialization at the Destination Database
- Monitoring Downstream Capture Processes
- Configuring Log Transport Services at the Source Database
- Configuring Standby Logs at the Destination Database
- Prerequisites for Downstream Capture
- Creating a Downstream Capture Process with a Database Link & Without a Database Link and with the MAINTAIN Procedure
- Monitoring Log File Availability
- Real-Time Downstream Capture
- Configuring Downstream Initialization at the Destination Database
- Monitoring Downstream Capture Processes
- Configuring Log Transport Services at the Source Database
- Configuring Standby Logs at the Destination Database
- Managing and Monitoring Synchronous Capture
- Synchronous Capture
- Captured Data Types & Captured Changes
- Configuring Oracle Streams for Synchronous Capture
- Configuring Synchronous Capture
- Using Streams API for Rolling Database Upgrades or Migrations
- Preinstantiation Steps for Rolling Upgrade
- Automatic Extension of OracleStreams: Adding New Shared Objects
- Final Configuration for a Populated Database & an Import Database
- Adding Objects to a Multiple-Source System
- Creating a New Streams Site by Using RMAN
- Adding a New Destination to a Single-Source System
- Adding a Table to a Single or Multiple Source System
- Position Order in an LCR Stream
- Configuring an Outbound Server
- Configuring an Inbound Server
- Heterogeneous Data Sharing using Oracle Streams
- XStream Out and XStream In
- XStream in Action – An Example
- XStream Architecture
- Monitoring XStream
- Splitting and Merging of Streams
- New Data Dictionary Views
- When to Think about Split and Merge
- Manual Splitting and Merging of Streams
- Automatic Split and Merge Functionality
- Types of Data Conflicts
- Data Consistency and Convergence
- Avoiding Conflicts by Assigning Data Ownership
- Suppressing Conflict Detection & Cascading Delete Operations
- Specifying Substitute Key Columns
- Error Queue
- Conflict Avoidance and Resolution Foundation
- What Is a Replication Conflict?
- Resolving Conflicts with Prebuilt Update Conflict Handlers & Custom Conflict Handlers
- Using Procedures to Execute LCRs
- Viewing Apply Errors & Error Transaction Information
- Viewing Conflict Resolution Information
- Prebuilt Conflict Handlers
- Resolution Columns
- Printing Values from a SYS.AnyData Type
- Configuring Supplemental Logging
- Rechecking the Results for a Comparison
- Converging Database Objects
- Viewing & Purging Comparison Results
- Converging a Shared Database Object with a Session Tag Set
- Viewing the Differences in Data
- Creating & Performing Comparisons
- Identifying the Rows That Differ
- Comparing Table Data
- Removing Unnecessary Archived Log Files
- Best Practices for Streams Database Operation & Captured Messages
- Clock Synchronization
- Best Practices for Performing Backups of Your Streams Environment
- Source Queue Growth
- Sharing & Purging LogMiner Data Dictionaries
- Best Practices for Streams Database Configuration
- Altering FIRST_SCN for a Capture Process
- Monitor Capture Statistics, Propagation Statistics & Apply Statistics
- Monitoring Tools
- Message Tracking & Automated Alerts
- Responding to Automated Alerts in Enterprise Manager
- Checking the Trace Files and Alert Log
- Streams Performance Advisor
- Viewing Performance Statistics for Oracle Streams Components
- Using Oracle Enterprise Manager to Manage & Monitor Oracle Streams
- How to Troubleshoot
- Troubleshooting Apply
- Troubleshooting Capture
- Troubleshooting Propagation
Who is the instructor for this training?
The Trainer is Oracle certified Instructor with extensive domain experience, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals in the industry.
11g: Implement Streams Release 2 Certification Training - Certification & Exam
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- The training fees is exclusive of exam cost.
- For any queries; feel free to reach us at oracle@springpeople.com
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