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Protecting Your Oracle Database:Assessing Database Threats, Instance failure

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Table of Contents:
  1. A Pragmatic Introduction to Oracle:Anticipating Technology and Development Trends
  2. Understanding Oracle Database Architecture:Walking Down Oracle Memory Structures
  3. Preparing to Implement Oracle in the Real World:Understanding Oracle Database Deployment Methodology
  4. Creating an Oracle Database:Feeling at Home in Your Environment
  5. Connecting to and Using an Oracle Database:Starting and Stopping the Database
  6. Speaking the SQL Language:Using SQL in Oracle, Using SQL Connection Commands
  7. Populating the Database:Creating Tablespaces, Creating Users and Schemas
  8. Protecting Your Oracle Database:Assessing Database Threats, Instance failure
  9. Protecting Your Oracle Data:Authentication, Operating system authentication
  10. Keeping the Database Running:Doing Your Chores, Making way, checking space
  11. Tuning an Oracle Database:Evaluating Tuning Problems, SQL*Plus method
  12. Troubleshooting an Oracle Database:Troubleshooting with System Methodology
  13. Monitoring and Managing with Enterprise Manager:Tasting Oracle Enterprise Manager Flavors
  14. Flashing Back and Replaying: Advanced Features, Using restore points
  15. Using High-Availability Options:Gathering Real Application Clusters
  16. Top Ten Oracle Installation Do’s:Read the Documentation, Configure Your Profile
  17. Top Ten Database Design Do’s:Using Oracle’s Built-In Constraints
  18. Quick Start Install of Oracle 11g on Linux:Setting Up the Operating System
  19. Index:Symbols and Numerics