ORACLE DATABASE 10G: ADMINISTRATION I EXAM OBJECTIVES COVERED IN THIS CHAPTER: 4 Controlling the Database
Start and stop the Oracle Listener.
Services
Use Database Control to Create additional listeners.
Use Database Control to Create service aliases. Use Database Control to Configure connect time failover. Use Listener features. Use the Manager to configure client and middle-tier connections. Use TNSPING to test connectivity. Describe Services. Describe names resolution methods.
Exam objectives are subject to change at any time with- out prior notice and at Oracle’s sole discretion. Please visit Oracle’s Training and Certification website (http:// cation/certification/) for the most current exam objectives listing. Networks have evolved from simple terminal-based systems to complex multitiered systems. Today’works prise puters on multiple operating systems using a wide vari- ety of protocols municating across wide geographic areas. We need look no further than the explosion of the to see working has matured and what a profound works have on the way we work municate. works have e plex, they also have e easier to use and manage. For instance, we all take advantage of the without knowing or caring about ponents that make munication possible because plexity of this work pletely hidden from us. The experienced Oracle database administrator has seen this maturation process in the Oracle network architecture as well. From the first version of to the latest releases of , Oracle has evolved work strategy and infrastructure to meet the demands of the rapidly chang- ing landscape munications. This chapter highlights the areas that you need to consider when implementing an Oracle network strategy and the responsibilities that you have when managing an Oracle Database 10g (Oracle 10g
