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Course Outline
Application Tuning Methodology
Architecture database and instance
- Server processes
- Memory structure (SGA, PGA)
- Parsing and share cursors
- The data files, log files, parameter files
Analysis of the command execution plan
- Hypothetical plan (EXPLAIN PLAN, SQLPlus AutoTrac XPlane)
- The actual execution plan (V $ SQL_PLAN, XPlane, AWR)
Monitoring the performance and find bottlenecks in the process
- Monitoring the current status of the instance by system dictionary views
- The monitoring of historical dictionaries
- Tracking application (SQLTrace, TkProf, TreSess
The optimization process
- Properties cost optimization and regulated
- Determination to optimize
Control work cost-based optimizer by:
- Session parameters and instance
- Tips (hints)
- Patterns of query plans
Statistics and Histograms
- Impact statistics and histograms for performance
- The methods of collecting statistics and histograms
- Strategy of counting and estimating statistics
- Management statistics: blocking, copying, editing, automation of collection, monitoring changes
- Dynamic data sampling (temporary plates, complex predicates)
- Multi-column statistics, based on expressions
- Statistics System
The logical and physical structure of the database
- Spaces tables.
- segments
- Extensions (EXTENTS)
- Blocks
Data storage methods
- The physical aspects of the table
- temporary Tables
- Tables index
- external Tables
- Partition Table (span, letter, hash, mixed)
- Physical reorganization of tables
Materialized views and mechanism QUERY REWRITE
Methods of data indexing
- Building B-TREE indexes
- Properties index
- Indexes: a unique, multi-column, function, inverse
- Compression indices
- Reconstruction and merging indexes
- Virtual indexes
- Indexes private and public
- Bitmap Indexes and junction
Case study - full-scan data
- The impact of a place at the table level and block performance readings
- Loading Data conventional and direct path
- The order of predicates
Case Study - access to data via the index
- Methods of reading index (UNIQUE SCAN RANGE SCAN FULL SCAN FAST FULL SCAN MIN / MAX SCAN)
- Using functional indices
- The selectivity index (Clustering Factor)
- Multi-column indexes and SKIP SCAN
- NULL and indexes
- Index tables (IOT)
- Impact indices DML operations
Case Study - sorting
- Sorting memory
- Sort index
- Sort linguistic
- The effect of entropy to sort (Clustering Factor)
Case Study - joins and subqueries
- The merger: MERGE, HASH, NESTED LOOP
- Joins in OLTP and OLAP systems
- The order of switching
- Outer Joins
- AntI-join
- Joins incomplete (SEMI)
- Subqueries simple
- Correlated subqueries
- The views, the WITH clause
Other operations cost-based optimizer
- Buffer Sort
- INLIST
- VIEW
- FILTER
- Count Stop Key
- Result Cache
Inquiries dispersed
- Read query plans for use dblinks
- Choosing the leading mark
Parallel processing
Requirements
- The free use of the basics of SQL and knowledge of Oracle database environment (preferably Oracle 11g completion of training - Native SQL for Programmers - Workshops)
- Practical experience in working with Oracle
28 Hours
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1. I liked the trainer's style of presenting and the patience to explain. 2. I liked that the trainer answered our side questions, even the ones that took the discussion a bit farther from the presentation, which showed flexibility. 3. I liked that there was a practical lab, not just a theoretical part. 4. I liked that it was online.
Roxana - DB Global Technology
Course - Oracle 11g - Application Tuning - Workshop
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