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OCP Instructors Guide for Oracle DBA
Certification
A Study Guide to Advanced Oracle Certified Professional
Database Administration Techniques

Christopher Foot
ii
This book is dedicated to my late father, Arthur, who like many others,
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you are the strongest person I know.

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iii
OCP Instructors Guide for Oracle DBA
Certification
A Study Guide to Advanced Oracle Certified Professional
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By Christopher Foot
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iv
Table of Contents
Using the Online Code Depot......................................................xiv
Conventions Used in this Book.....................................................xv
Acknowledgements .......................................................................xvii
Foreword .......................................................................................xviii
Chapter 1 - Getting Started .................................................... 1
Why Become an Oracle Database Administrator?.......................1
Oracle Database Administration Responsibilities ........................3
Oracle Classroom Education ...........................................................8
Oracle9i Curriculum Changes........................................................10
Oracle9i Oracle Certifications .......................................................11
Oracle Certified Database Associate (OCA) ...................................12
Oracle Certified Database Professional (OCP).................................13
Oracle Certified Master Database Administrator (OCM) ...............14
Oracle9i DBA OCP Upgrade Path...............................................14
Other Recommend Classes ............................................................16
Preparing for the Oracle Certified Professional Exams ............17
Taking the Certification Exams.....................................................18
Finding Information Quickly – The Key to Success .................19
Reference Manuals...........................................................................20
Oracle Internal Resources.................................................................21
External Resources..........................................................................22
Book Recommendations ...................................................................23
Conclusion ........................................................................................25
Chapter 2 - Oracle Database Architectures ......................... 27
Oracle Database Architectures ......................................................27
Oracle on Microsoft Windows Platforms....................................28
Oracle on LINUX Platforms.........................................................30
Oracle on Unix Platforms ..............................................................32
Database Architecture Comparison Worksheet .........................34
Venturing into the Great Unknown – New Database
Architectures.....................................................................................36
Table of Contents v
 Conclusion ........................................................................................36
Chapter 3 - Review Meetings ............................................... 38
Oracle Database Design Review Meetings ..................................38
Initial Overview of Proposed System...........................................40
Logical Data Model Review ...........................................................41
Designing for Performance............................................................42
Setting up a Successful Test System in Oracle............................44
Monitoring Performance During Testing....................................45
Performance Design Reviews ........................................................46
Preparation for Production Turnover ..........................................48
Post Production Turnover .............................................................49
Oracle Database Design Review Meetings – Conclusion .........50
Conclusion ........................................................................................50
Chapter 4 - Oracle Database Administration....................... 52
Oracle Software Installation...........................................................52
Migrating to Newer Oracle Releases ............................................53
UNIX and LINUX Semaphores and Shared Memory ..............56
Semaphores......................................................................................56
Shared Memory ...............................................................................59
Relinking Oracle8i and Oracle9i Products...................................60
Windows Services ............................................................................61
Oracle Instance Administration ....................................................62
Oracle9i Persistent Initialization Parameter Files.......................63
Remote Startup/Shutdown ............................................................66
Multiple Buffer Pools......................................................................68
Specifying Default, Keep and Recycle Bufferpools in Oracle8
and Oracle8i......................................................................................69
Specifying Default, Keep and Recycle Bufferpools in Oracle9i70
Large Pool.........................................................................................70
Java Pool ...........................................................................................71
Redo log Buffer Performance........................................................71
Buffer Performance is critical to Good Oracle Performance...72
DBWR_IO_SLAVES vs DB_WRITER_PROCESSES ..........73

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 Conclusion ........................................................................................75
Chapter 5 - Oracle Database Objects .................................. 76
What Database Are You Working In? .........................................76
Choosing a Database Block Size ...................................................77
Copying Databases Between Servers............................................79
Oracle Tablespaces ..........................................................................82
Temporary Tablespaces ....................................................................82
Create Tablespace Temporary vs. Create Temporary Tablespace .......84
Partitioning .......................................................................................85
Oracle 8 - Range Partitioning ........................................................87
Index Partitioning ............................................................................88
Equi-Partitioned Objects................................................................89
Local Indexes....................................................................................89
Global Indexes .................................................................................90
Oracle8i – Hash and Range/Hash Composite Partitioning .....90
Hash Partitioning............................................................................90
Combining Range and Hash Partitioning – Range/Hash Composite
Partitioning .....................................................................................91
Oracle9i – List and Range/List Composite Partitioning...........91
List Partitioning..............................................................................91
Range/List Composite Partitioning .................................................92
Which Partitioning Technique Do I Choose?.............................93
Oracle9i Tablespace Changes ........................................................95
Locally Managed System Tablespaces ........................................100
Rollback Segments.........................................................................101
When is the System Rollback Segment Used?.................................102
Rollback Segments and Transaction Processing Workloads ............102
Batch and On-line Processing .....................................................103
Rollback Segments and Users – Who’s Using What? ..............104
Oracle9i - Database Managed Undo Segments.........................105
Redo Logs .......................................................................................107
Checkpoint Not Complete...........................................................108
Resizing Redo Logs .......................................................................110

Table of Contents vii

 Oracle Tables and Indexes ...........................................................112
Space Utilization for Parallel Table Creates...............................112
Index-only Tables ..........................................................................112
Single Table Hash Clusters...........................................................114
Oracle9i External Tables ..............................................................116
ALTER TABLE MOVE Statement...........................................119
ALTER COLUMN RENAME.............................................120
On-Line Table Reorganizations ..................................................120
PCTFREE and PCTUSED..........................................................124
Clustering Data in Tables .............................................................124
Merging Tables to Increase Query Performance......................124
How Many Indexes Can I Build? ................................................125
Parameters that Impact Index Usage..........................................127
Index-Only Access ........................................................................128
Index Rebuilds ...............................................................................130
Index Coalesce vs Index Rebuild ................................................130
Function-Based Indexes ...............................................................133
Bitmap Indexes ..............................................................................134
Optimizer and Bitmap Indexes ...................................................135
Concurrency and Bitmap Indexes...............................................135
When to Use Bitmap Indexes......................................................136
Bitmap vs B-Tree...........................................................................137
Indexing Hints Tips and Tricks...................................................138
Index Monitoring...........................................................................139
Conclusion ......................................................................................141
Chapter 6 - Oracle Backup and Recovery...........................143
It’s the Little Things That Bite You............................................143
Keep Your Skills Sharp.................................................................143
RELAX and Plan Your Attack...................................................144
Don’t Be Afraid to Ask Others ...................................................144
Instance Recovery and the Oracle Synchronization Process..145
Uncommitted Data on the Data Files............................................146
Committed Data Not On the Data Files.......................................147

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 The Synchronization Process ..........................................................147
Roll Forward Phase.......................................................................147
Roll Backward Phase ....................................................................148
Exports and Recovery...................................................................148
V$RECOVERFILE ......................................................................148
Watch the NOLOGGING Option............................................149
Striped File Systems.......................................................................149
Data Files and Redo Logs ............................................................149
Redo Log and Control File Multiplexing ...................................150
OCOPY for Windows ..................................................................150
Hot Backup Scripts for Windows ...............................................150
Hot Backup Scripts for UNIX ....................................................151
Oracle9i – Lazy Checkpointer .....................................................154
Recovery Manager .........................................................................156
Recovery Catalog............................................................................157
Recovery Manager Backup Types ...................................................158
Backup Sets ...........................................................................158
Image Copies.........................................................................159
Parallel Backup and Recovery........................................................159
Multiplexed Backup Sets...............................................................159
Backup/Recovery Reports..............................................................160
Database Recovery .........................................................................160
RMAN Examples .......................................................................160
db_verify ............................................................................................162
Conclusion ......................................................................................162
Chapter 7 - Tuning and Performance .................................165
Be careful with the ANALYZE command ...............................165
Finding Problem Queries .............................................................166
Optimizer Plan Stability................................................................167
Pinning Objects in the Shared Pool............................................169
PCTFREE and PCTUSED..........................................................170
Caching Tables ...............................................................................170
Clustering Data in Tables .............................................................170

Table of Contents ix
 Merging Tables to Increase Query Performance......................171
Hints ................................................................................................171
Parallel Hints ..................................................................................172
Performance Testing .....................................................................172
Parallel Query .................................................................................173
Tuning Oracle on Windows.........................................................173
Tuning Pack....................................................................................173
Direct Load Inserts........................................................................174
Parallel DML Processing ..............................................................175
Materialized Views.........................................................................177
Database Resource Management ................................................178
STATSPACK .................................................................................179
V$ TABLES vs. Oracle BSTAT/ESTAT and STATSPACK181
Segment-Level Performance Statistics Collection ....................181
Performance Tuning Intelligent Advisories ..............................183
Optimizer Dynamic Sampling .....................................................184
Data Segment Compression.........................................................186
Using Explain Pan to Determine Access Paths ........................187
Explain Plan Output .....................................................................190
SQL*PLUS AUTOTRACE.........................................................191
High Water Mark and Table Scans .............................................192
Allocating too Much Memory to the Shared Pool and Data
Buffers .............................................................................................193
Conclusion ......................................................................................194
Chapter 8 - Miscellaneous Oracle Information ..................196
The Foot Rule of Thumb.............................................................196
Monitor By Day So You Don’t Get Called at Night ...............197
Monitoring Space Utilization and Performance Statistics
Historically ......................................................................................199
Latches and Enqueues ..................................................................201
Deadlock Detection ......................................................................202
Unindexed Foreign Keys and Locking Problems.....................203
Using PUPBLD .............................................................................206

x OCP Instructors Guide

 Copying databases between servers ............................................207
Oracle9i - Resumable Space Allocation .....................................207
Oracle9i – Flashback Query.........................................................209
Full Database Exports ..................................................................213
Large Table Imports......................................................................214
Compressing Export Output Files in UNIX ............................214
Terminating Oracle Processes (Threads) in Windows
Systems ............................................................................................214
Truncating vs Deleting..................................................................215
Copy Command in SQL*PLUS ..................................................215
Displaying Time in Milliseconds .................................................215
!, $ and Host Command Differences..........................................216
Learn Command Line BEFORE Using "Sissy GUI Tools" Like
Oracle Enterprise Manager ..........................................................216
Don’t Write Scripts........................................................................216
Don’t’ Write Iterative SQL Statements – Generate SQL with
SQL..................................................................................................216
Input Truncated to 9 Characters .................................................217
Conclusion ......................................................................................217
Chapter 9 - Evaluating Third-Party Products.................... 220
Initial Analysis ................................................................................220
Determine Impact to the Information Technology Support
Infrastructure..................................................................................221
Analysis Evaluation .......................................................................222
Obtain Business Unit and IT Management Commitment ......223
Create Evaluation Team ...............................................................224
Locate Potential Vendors .............................................................225
Initial Elimination..........................................................................225
Vendor Evaluation ........................................................................227
Communicate Results ...................................................................228
Conclusion ......................................................................................229
Chapter 10 - Ease of Administration...................................231
Good Documentation is Essential..............................................231
Table of Contents xi
 Follow OFA Naming Conventions ............................................235
Proceduralize Administrative Support for the Application
Development Process ...................................................................236
Proceduralize the Change Request Process...............................236
Create and Standardize Monitoring and Administration
Scripts ..............................................................................................239
Repeatable Processes.....................................................................239
Create Service Level Agreements................................................240
DBA Report Cards and the 360-Degree Review Process .......240
Corrective Action Reports ...........................................................241
Conclusion ......................................................................................241
Chapter 11 - Oracle Database Security............................... 243
Protecting Data Requires More than just Protecting the
Production Database.....................................................................243
Identifying Granted Privileges .....................................................244
Accounts Created During Database Creation...........................246
Wrapping PL/SQL Programs......................................................248
Using OPS$ Accounts ..................................................................249
Using Security Profiles ..................................................................250
SYS and SYSTEM Passwords .....................................................251
GRANT ANY OBJECT Privilege..............................................252
Administrative User Auditing ......................................................253
Moving the AUD$ Table..............................................................254
Conclusion ......................................................................................255
Chapter 12 - Certification Test Preparation ....................... 257
Introduction....................................................................................257
Oracle Certified Associate Tests .................................................258
Exam 1Z0-007 – Introduction to Oracle9i SQL .........................258
Exam 1Z0-031 – Oracle Database Fundamentals I....................260
Oracle Certified Professional Tests ............................................267
Exam 1Z0-032 – Oracle Database Fundamentals II ..................267
Exam 1Z0-033 – Oracle Database Performance Tuning..............275
Conclusion ......................................................................................280

xii OCP Instructors Guide

 Book Conclusion ...........................................................................281
Index .................................................................................. 283
About the Author ............................................................... 286

Table of Contents xiii

Using the Online Code Depot
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Conventions Used in this Book
It is critical for any technical publication to follow rigorous
standards and employ consistent punctuation conventions to
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However, this is not an easy task. Within Oracle there are

many types of notation that can confuse a reader. Some Oracle
utilities such as STATSPACK and TKPROF are always spelled
in CAPITAL letters, while Oracle parameters and procedures
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It is also important to remember that many Oracle commands
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Acknowledgements
I would like to thank Christian Sarkar and Dana Farver from
DBAZine magazine (www.dbazine.com). I would also like to
than Don Burleson. Without you three, this book would have
never been possible. Thanks to Janet and Epi Torres from
Contemporary Technologies for giving me the chance to
become an Oracle instructor. I would also like to thank Craig
Mullins who is responsible for the success I currently enjoy.
Craig, you were there over a dozen years ago when I gave my
first presentation. You were also there to proofread my first
article on database technologies. I have come a long way since
then and it is your assistance and advice that has got me here. I
would also like to thank Paul Fair, who helped me when I
needed it the most.

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crew at Rampant TechPress. Thanks to John Lavender, Robert
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Acknowledgements xvii
Foreword
I have been working with Oracle for over 15 years now. I have
bought it, sold it, learned it and taught it. I am currently the
author of over two-dozen articles on Oracle technologies and
have spoken multiple times at both the International Oracle
Users Group (IOUG) and Oracle’s Open World.

I'm presently employed as a senior-level certified Oracle

Instructor and senior database architect for Contemporary
Technologies Inc. Contemporary Technologies Inc. is an
Oracle certified training center and is a member of the Oracle
Approved Education Center (OAEC) program. Since my name
isn’t easily recognizable, I have also included a brief biography
of my background.

The greatest accomplishment in my career came was when I

was awarded the OAEC Quality Achievement Award. These
awards are given to the top 4 instructors in the OAEC
program. Like most instructors, I take my teaching
responsibilities seriously. It is my job to ensure that all students
taking my classes are prepared for the challenges that face
them. I try to impart 15 years of tips, tricks and techniques so
that my students don’t make the same mistakes I did. If you
believe the adage "we all learn from our mistakes", then you
can truly classify me as an Oracle expert. My classes have often
been described as an Oracle “boot camp” (actually it is more
like “Foot camp”) because I run the classes hard. Minimal
breaks and long days are common. I don’t want to end class
thinking I did my students an injustice by not giving my all.

This book is the culmination of my teaching career. Its intent is

to provide readers with a wealth of general information on
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