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Introduction Database Management Performing Routine DBA Procedures Preparing a Database for Production Performing Backup and Recovery Installation and Configuration Installing Oracle on Unix Installing Oracle on Windows NT Installing Oracle on VMS Creating a Parallel Oracle Database Network Management Confirming Network Availability Confirming Net8 Connectivity Verifying Net8 Name Resolution Configuring Net8 Clients Configuring Net8 Clients to Use LDAP Configuring Net8 Clients to Use Oracle Names Configuring Net8 on the Server Configuring Multi-Threaded Server Tracing Client Connections Tracing the Listener. | Oracle DBA Checklists Pocket Reference Beijing Cambridge Farnham Koln Paris Sebastopol Taipei Tokyo Table of Contents Introduction Database Management Performing Routine DBA Procedures Preparing a Database for Production Performing Backup and Recovery Installation and Configuration Installing Oracle on Unix Installing Oracle on Windows NT Installing Oracle on VMS Creating a Parallel Oracle Database Network Management Confirming Network Availability Confirming Net8 Connectivity Verifying Net8 Name Resolution Configuring Net8 Clients Configuring Net8 Clients to Use LDAP Configuring Net8 Clients to Use Oracle Names Configuring Net8 on the Server Configuring Multi-Threaded Server Tracing Client Connections Tracing the Listener Oracle DBA Checklists Pocket Reference Introduction The purpose of the Oracle DBA Checklists Pocket Reference is to help Oracle DBAs quickly look up the procedures they ll need to follow when performing key Oracle data- base administration tasks. This book is divided into three major sections covering the three main areas of an Oracle DBA s responsibilities database management installation and configuration and network management. While we can t possibly cover every DBA task in this concise reference we ve highlighted the most important tasks within each of these three fundamen- tal areas. The information presented here should be helpful to both new and experienced DBAs. Each section takes a cookbook or checklist-style approach to presenting the material. Our goal is to make the most important DBA information as accessible as it can be so you ll be able to use it most effectively in your daily work. While we ve designed the steps to be easy to follow please note that this book is not a self-contained user guide basic knowledge of Oracle SQL and SQL Plus is assumed. You will need to refer to Oracle documentation and other third-party books for detailed information. In addition every Oracle site has its own special procedures. You ll need to .