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Oracle 10g/11g Data and Database Management Utilities - Hector R. Madrid
Table of Contents
Oracle 10g/11g Data and Database Management Utilities: LITE
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code for the book
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Session Management
User sessions in a dedicated server architecture
Instance self registration process
Blocking sessions
Optimistic versus pessimistic locking
Row lock contention monitoring
Killing sessions
Deadlock handling
Sniped sessions
Orakill
Services
Resource Manager
Resource Manager Elements
Configuring resources assigned to users
Configuring resources assigned to services
Creating the database user
Service names definition
Listener verification
TNS entry configuration
Resource consumer group creation
Service mapping
Resource plan definition
Resource manager plan activation
Testing and monitoring
Active Session History (ASH)
Session monitoring, the traditional way
Summary
2. Oracle Wallet Manager
The Oracle Wallet Manager
Creating the Oracle Wallet
Enabling Auto Login
mkwallet, the CLI OWM version
Managing Wallets with orapki
Oracle Wallet Manager CSR generation
Storing the Oracle Wallet in the Windows registry
Save Wallet to the registry
Open the Wallet from the registry
Save as to a different registry location
Open the Wallet from the registry, save it to the file system and vice versa
Delete the Wallet from the registry
Configuring the Wallet location
Storing the Wallet in an LDAP server
Uploading the Wallet to an LDAP server
Downloading the Wallet from LDAP
Using certificates for authentication
Public Key Infrastructure tools
Using the Oracle Wallet to store database credentials
Summary
3. Security Management
Using the Oracle Wallet to encrypt backups
Recovery Manager encryption
Using the transparent mode
Using the password mode
Using the dual mode
RMAN backup shredding (11g only)
Data pump encryption
The enterprise user
Configuring the environment
How Oracle SSO works
Configure access to the LDAP directory
Registering the database against the OID
Shared schema
Summary
Index
Oracle 10g/11g Data and Database Management Utilities: LITE
Oracle 10g/11g Data and Database Management Utilities: LITE
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First published: April 2011
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Credits
Author
Hector R. Madrid
Reviewers
Hans Forbrich
Peter McLarty
Ulises Lazarini
Acquisition Editor
James Lumsden
Technical Editor
Sakina Kaydawala
Indexer
Rekha Nair
Production Coordinator
Alwin Roy
Cover Work
Alwin Roy
About the Author
Hector R. Madrid is a highly respected Oracle professional with 20 years of experience as a full time DBA. He has been working with Oracle databases from version 5.0 up to the latest 11g release. He was the first Oracle Certified Master in Latin America and he holds the Oracle Certified Professional certificate for all Oracle versions starting with 7.3 up to 11g.
He obtained a bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering from the Metropolitan Autonomous University in 1992, with a major in Digital Systems and Computers. He obtained a Master's degree in Computer Science from the same University. He has collaborated with Oracle Corp. as an instructor teaching the database track since 1996.
Hector works as a database consultant for several major firms, dealing with a wide range of DBA requirements, ranging from daily DBA tasks to defining and maintaining mission critical and high availability systems.
He has presented different technical papers at several Oracle conferences. He is the author of the Blog 'Oracle by Madrid' a Blog specializing in Oracle database topics.
To my parents Higinio Rivera and Teresa Madrid who taught me the basis of who I am now.
My wife Claudia and my daughter Alexandra for their extraordinary patience and support during the development of this book
Hans Forbrich, a respected Oracle ACE Director, who has forged each letter of this title with knowledge and experience, for his valuable technical feedback and all his comments both in this book and in general in the Oracle community.
About the Reviewers
Hans Forbrich has been around computers for 40 years. Indeed, while studying for his BSc EE in the 1970s he worked as a contract programmer to help pay for school. Hans has been working with Oracle products since 1984. In the field service group at Nortel he was introduced to Oracle Database version 4. He joined Oracle Canada to work in the Communications vertical from 1996 to 2002. In 2003 Hans started Forbrich Computer Consulting Ltd., which has become a successful international Oracle consultancy and Oracle training partner based in St. Albert, near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
As an Oracle ACE Director and OCP, Hans frequently responds in various Oracle Forums, teaches for Oracle University, consults with Oracle customers on maximizing value from Oracle licenses, and