Oracle Database 12c Backup & Recovery with RMAN
Course
Online
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Delegates will learn how to plan and implement a backup and recovery strategy using Recovery Manager. They will perform backup and recovery operations using RMAN and Enterprise Manager. They will use Flashback features to recover from human error. This Oracle Database 12c Backup & Recovery with RMAN course is suitable for users of Oracle Database 11g R2 and Oracle Database 12c. The Oracle Database 12c Backup & Recovery with RMAN course is designed to provide the skills needed to plan and implement backup and recovery strategies for Oracle Database 11gR2 and Oracle Database 12c databases using RMAN and Flashback. Learning Objectives Skills GainedThe delegate will practise:Planning a backup and recovery strategy and a disaster recovery strategyCreating and managing a recovery catalog databaseUsing Recovery Manager to perform backupsUsing Recovery Manager to perform recoveriesMonitor and tune Recovery ManagerPerforming tablespace point-in-time recoveryPerform an encrypted database backup and restoreCreating a duplicate databaseUsing Flashback technology to recover from errors
About this course
RequirementsA working knowledge of Oracle SQL and Oracle Database Administration is required to attend the Oracle Database 12c Backup & Recovery with RMAN course. This can be obtained by attendance on an Oracle SQL and either the Oracle Database 11g DBA - Part I or Oracle Database 12c Administration course.Pre-Requisite CoursesOracle SQLOracle Database 12c AdministrationOracle Database 11g Release 2 DBA - Part I
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- Database training
- Database
Course programme
Course ContentsCourse Introduction
- Administration and Course Materials
- Course Structure and Agenda
- Delegate and Trainer Introductions
- Plan and Implement a Backup and Recovery Strategy
- Define a Disaster Recovery Plan
- Test a Backup and Recovery Plan
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Backup Methods
- Data Recovery Strategy
- Backup Strategy
- Validate the Recovery Strategy
- Tools for Backup and Recovery
- The Privileges Required to Perform Backups
- Architectural Components of Backup and Restore
- Control Files
- Redo Log Files
- Archive Log Files
- Using the Flash Recovery Area (FRA)
- Configure and Use Flashback Database
- Monitor Flashback Database
- Flash Recovery Area Space Usage
- Flashback Query
- Retrieve Row History with Flashback Versions Query
- Audit or Recover From Transactions with Flashback Transactions Query
- Flashback Table
- Recover Dropped Tables with Flashback Drop
- The Recycle Bin
- Recover Tables to a Point In Time With Flashback Table
- Flashback Database
- Flashback Restore Points
- Flashback Transaction Backout
- Flashback Data Archive
- RMAN Features and Components
- RMAN Commands
- Connect to RMAN
- Start Up and Shut Down a Target Database Using RMAN
- Issue SQL Commands in RMAN
- Create a Recovery Catalog
- Register a Database
- Unregister a Database
- Control File Information
- Virtual Private Catalogs
- Backup a Recovery Catalog
- Use a Flashback Recovery Area with RMAN
- Configure Persistent RMAN Settings
- Set Retention Policies
- Configure Control File Autobackups
- Integrate RMAN with a Media Manager
- Types of RMAN Backup
- Backup Commands
- Performing Backups
- Closed and Open Backups
- Incremental Backups
- Fast Incremental Backups using Block Change Tracking
- Oracle Suggested Backup
- Validate Backups
- Troubleshooting Backups
- Listing Backups
- Create Multisection Backups
- Create Duplexed Backup Sets
- Create Compressed Backups
- Backup the Control File to a Trace File
- Backup Recovery Files
- Backup up ASM Metadata
- Change the Availability Status of Backups and Copies
- Catalog Backups Made with Operating System Commands
- Generate Backup Reports and Lists
- Cross Check Backups and Copies
- Delete Backups
- Update the Repository after Backup Deletion
- Drop Database and Archival Backups
- Use Data Dictionary Tables
- Create an Encrypted RMAN Backup
- Use Different Encryption Modes
- The Automatic Diagnostic Repository
- The Data Recovery Advisor
- Understanding RMAN Messages and the Error Stack
- Diagnose Data File Loss
- Recovery with RESETLOGS
- Dealing with Block Corruption
- Restore and Recover
- Instance Failure and Crash Recovery
- Media Failure
- An Overview of Complete Recovery
- An Overview of Point in Time Recovery
- Recovery with RESETLOGS
- Perform Recovery in Noarchivelog Mode
- Perform Complete Recovery in Archivelog Mode
- Perform Incomplete Recovery (PITR)
- Use the Flash Recovery Area for Fast Recovery
- Restore and Recover a tablespace
- Automatic Tempfile Recovery
- Restore and Recover Datafiles
- Recover a Datafile Not Backed Up
- Table Recovery from Backups
- Restore the Server Parameter File
- Restore the Control File
- Re-create the Password File
- Handling Redo Log File Loss
- Restore and Recover the Database on a New Host
- Restore RMAN Encrypted Backups
- Disaster recovery
- Tablespace-Point-in-Time Overview
- Tablespace-Point-in-Time Example
- Transport Tablespaces
- Transport Databases
- Database Duplication
- Duplication Options
- Create Files for the Duplicate Database
- Prepare the Auxiliary Instance for Duplication
- Create a Duplicate Database
- Create a Duplicate Database with Enterprise Manager
- Clone a Running Database
- An Overview of Using Cloud Control to Clone a Running Database
- Targetless Duplication of a Database
- Tune Recovery Manager Overview
- Restore and Recovery Performance Best Practices
- Multiplexing in RMAN
- Diagnosing Performance Bottlenecks
- Oracle Secure Backup Overview
- Oracle Secure Backup Interfaces
- Oracle Secure Backup Jobs with RMAN
- Backup the Fast Recovery Area to Tape
- RMAN Backup to Tape
- Overview of Integration with Cloud Control
- Schedule Backups with Enterprise Manager
- Oracle Suggested Backup Strategy
- Perform Backups to Tape
- Manage Tape Backups
- Perform Recovery from Tape
- RMAN Automatic Failover to Previous Backup
Oracle Database 12c Backup & Recovery with RMAN