Oracle 12c OCP 1Z0-062: Installation and Administration

Course Description

18.57 Hours

51 Videos

Keeping your exams current is important to any IT professional. The Oracle 1Z0-062 certification exam will prepare you for your Oracle Database 12c Installation and Administrator Professional certification with ease.

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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Database Concepts And Tools

Instructor And Course Introduction
Database Concepts And Tools – Part 1
Database Concepts And Tools – Part 2

Module 2: Memory Structure

Memory Structure – Part 1
Memory Structure – Part 2

Module 3: Tables

Tables – Part 1
Tables – Part 2

Module 4: Indexes

Indexes – Part 1
Indexes – Part 2

Module 5: Constraints And Triggers

Constraints And Triggers – Part 1
Constraints And Triggers – Part 2

Module 6: Users

Users
Profiles
Privileges
Roles

Module 7: Internal Structures

Storage Structures – Part 1
Storage Structures – Part 2
Internal Memory Structures – Part 1
Internal Memory Structures – Part 2
Background Processes – Part 1
Background Processes – Part 2

Module 8: Starting Up and Shutting Down Database

Starting And Stopping DataBase – Part 1
Starting And Stopping DataBase – Part 2

Module 9: Critical Storage Files

Critical Storage Files – Part 1
Critical Storage Files – Part 2

Module 10: Data Manipulation Language

DML Atomicity – Part 1
DML Atomicity – Part 2
DML Insert
DML Update – Part 1
DML Update – Part 2
DML Delete And Review Of DML Statements – Part 1
DML Delete And Review Of DML Statements – Part 2

Module 11: Data Concurrency

Data Concurrency – Part 1
Data Concurrency – Part 2

Module 12: BackUp And Recovery

Back Up – Part 1
Back Up – Part 2
Back Up – Part 3
RMAN Catalog
RMAN BackUps – Part 1
RMAN BackUps – Part 2
Disaster Preparedness
Recovery
Flashback Recovery

Module 13: Installation

Installation – Part 1
Installation – Part 2

Module 14: Course Review

Course Review – Part 1
Course Review – Part 2
Course Review – Part 3
Course Review – Part 4
Course Review – Part 5
Course Outro

WHAT WILL I LEARN?

Ability to understand the database concepts and tools, memory structure, tables, and indexes.
Ability to understand the database concepts and tools., memory structure, tables, and indexes.
Learn how to undertake installation, backup, and recovery in the workplace.
Gain a full understanding of the benefits of an oracle database that is re-engineered for cloud computing.
Learn the oracle database architecture and discover how to effectively manage an oracle database instance.
Learn skills that database administrators need in today’s competitive marketplace.

The Oracle 1Z0-062 certification exam will prepare you for your Oracle Database 12c Installation and Administrator Professional certification.

With Global Edulink’s Oracle 12c: Installation and Administration (OCP 1Z0-062) course, learners will gain a full understanding of the benefits of an Oracle Database that is re-engineered for Cloud Computing. Multitenant architecture brings businesses exceptional performance, manageability benefits, hardware and software efficiencies, and fast and efficient Cloud provisioning. This certification emphasises the full set of skills that Database Administrators need in today’s competitive marketplace.

This course will teach you about the Oracle database architecture and you will discover how to effectively manage an Oracle database instance. Candidates will also be provided with key information on how to install and administer an Oracle database 12c.

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