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Oracle TimesTen Course ContentIntroduction & Course Overview• Describe course objectives• Intended audience & course prerequisitesOverview of Oracle Times Ten In-Memory Database• List the features of Oracle Times Ten In-Memory Database• List the features of the Oracle In-Memory Database Cache
Getting Started with Times Ten In-Memory Database• Access Times Ten Quick Start & the documentation library• Describe the concept of an instance & the instance administrator user associated with installing Times Ten• Create a data source name & set its attributes• Use the sql command-line interface utility & the Oracle SQL Developer graphical user interface tool to create or connect to a Times Ten database
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Creating & Accessing Times Ten Database Elements• Execute SQL data definition language statements to create Times Ten supported database elements• Explain the concept of access control, & define users & assign privileges• List & describe the different types of Times Ten indexes• Execute SQL data manipulation language statements to access tables, sequences, views & synonyms• Create & execute PL/SQL functions, stored procedures & packages
Managing Times Ten Databases• Use the various utilities to import & export data into & out of a Times Ten database’s table, & backup & restore a database• Use the ttSize utility to estimate the size of a table• Use the Status utility to display connections on Times Ten databases• Call the Times Ten built-in procedures• Configure a database RAM policy• Modify the size of a Times Ten database
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Concurrency Control & Performance Tuning• Explain how transactions are started & completed• Explain how isolation levels coordinate concurrent transactions on a Times Ten database• Use the EXactAdmin utility to view locks requested & acquired by active transactions• Prepare & execute statements including parameterized statements• Update column & table statistics used by the query optimizer to generate an optimal execution plan• Create indexes to improve query performance• Display a query execution plan
Configuring Times Ten Client/Server Connections• Describe the Times Ten client/server architecture• Configure a client/server environment• Access a Times Ten database with a client/server connection• Configure the Times Ten Server to run in multithreaded mode• Use the Status utility to display information about the server process & connections from client applications
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Overview of Oracle In-Memory Database Cache• List & describe features of Oracle In-Memory Database Cache• Describe various usages of Oracle In-Memory Database Cache
Getting Started with Oracle In-Memory Database Cache• Configure the Oracle & Times Ten databases to cache Oracle data in the Times Ten database• Describe the contents & benefits of a cache grid• Describe the role of the cache agent & start the agent process
Creating Cache Groups• Create read-only & write through cache groups• Describe the automatic refresh operation• Pass-through statements from Times Ten to Oracle for execution• Manually load & refresh a cache group• Create a dynamic cache group & perform dynamic load operations• Configure an automatic data aging policy on a cache group• Create a global cache group & understand how data is shared between cache grid members
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Other Cache Group Operations & Topics• Create a cache group with multiple tables• Create user-managed cache groups• Flush a user-managed cache group• Use SQL Developer to the perform the cache group operations
Overview of Times Ten to Times Ten Replication• Describe the benefits of Times Ten to Times Ten replication• Describe the active stand by pair replication configuration• Describe the basic architecture of the Times Ten replication• Describe the differences between asynchronous & synchronous replication
Configuring Replication of Times Ten Databases• Create an active stand by pair replication scheme• Create a return two-safe synchronous replication scheme• Configure the replication of cache tables• Start the replication agent process & describe its role• Configure the replication on a system with multiple network interface cards
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Database Recovery & Monitoring Replication• List & describe the different replication states• Configure a transaction log file threshold• Recover a replicated database after a failure• Use various utility commands & built-in procedures to monitor replication
Using Oracle Cluster ware with Times Ten to Provide a High Availability Solution• Describe the benefits of using Oracle Cluster ware with Times Ten• Describe the two different levels of availability that Oracle Cluster ware can be implemented for Times Ten• Configure a cluster for a Times Ten active standby pair• Create a configuration to implement application failover• Describe how to recover from the failure of one or both master database nodes
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