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SOME NOTES ABOUT ORACLE DATABASE 19C ADMINISTRATION 1:

Oracle Database 19C Administration 1 [1Z0-082] is an important and mandatory certification on your path to becoming an expert in your field.

To get this certificate, you need to firmly and confidently grasp the content listed below. Then, you need to pass the exam directly on ORACLE's system. This exam has a duration of 120 minutes, with 72 questions. You need to answer correctly at least 60% of the total questions on the exam.

Below are the contents that you need to grasp firmly and confidently before registering to take the exam on ORACLE's system:

1. Understanding Oracle Database Architecture - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

1.1. Understanding Oracle Database Instance Configurations

1.2. Understanding Oracle Database Memory and Process Structures

1.3. Understanding Logical and Physical Database Structures

1.4. Understanding Oracle Database Server Architecture

2. Managing Database Instances - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

2.1. Starting Up Oracle Database Instances

2.2. Using Data Dictionary Views

2.3. Shutting Down Oracle Database Instances

2.4. Using Dynamic Performance Views

2.5. Using the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR)

2.6. Using the Alert Log and Trace Files

2.7. Managing Initialization Parameter Files

3. Managing Users, Roles and Privileges - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

3.1. Assigning Quotas to Users

3.2. Applying the Principal of Least Privilege

3.3. Creating and Assigning Profiles

3.4. Administering User Authentication Methods

3.5. Managing Oracle Database Users, Privileges, and Roles

4. Managing Storage - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

4.1. Managing Resumable Space Allocation

4.2. Shrinking Segments

4.3. Deferring Segment Creation

4.4. Using Space-Saving Features

4.5. Deploying Oracle Database Space Management Features

4.6. Managing Different Types of Segments

4.7. Using Table and Row Compression

4.8. Understanding Block Space Management

5. Moving Data - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

5.1. Using External Tables

5.2. Using Oracle Data Pump

5.3. Using SQL*Loader

6. Accessing an Oracle Database with Oracle supplied Tools - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

6.1. Using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)

6.2. Using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

6.3. Using racle enterprise Manager Database Express

6.4. Using SQL Developer

6.5. Using SQL Plus

7. Configuring Oracle Net Services - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

7.1. Using Oracle Net Services Administration Tools

7.2. Configuring Communication Between Database Instances

7.3. Configuring the Oracle Net Listener

7.4. Connecting to an Oracle Database Instance

7.5. Comparing Dedicated and Shared Server Configurations

7.6. Administering Naming Methods

8. Managing Tablespaces and Datafiles - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

8.1. Viewing Tablespace Information

8.2. Creating, Altering and Dropping Tablespaces

8.3. Managing Table Data Storage

8.4. Implementing Oracle Managed Files

8.5. Moving and Renaming Online Data Files

9. Managing Undo - Oracle Database: Administration Workshop

9.1. Understanding Transactions and Undo Data

9.2. Storing Undo Information

9.3. Configuring Undo Rentention

9.4. Comparing Undo Data and Redo Data

9.5. Understanding Temporary Undo

10. Restricting and Sorting Data - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

10.1. Applying Rules of precedence for operators in an expression

10.2. Limiting Rows Returned in a SQL Statement

10.3. Using Substitution Variables

10.4. Using the DEFINE and VERIFY commands

11. Using Conversion Functions and Conditional Expressions - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

11.1. Applying the NVL, NULLIF, and COALESCE functions to data

11.2. Understanding implicit and explicit data type conversion

11.3. Using the TO_CHAR, TO_NUMBER, and TO_DATE conversion functions

11.4. Nesting multiple functions

12. Displaying Data from Multiple Tables Using Joins - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

12.1. Using Self-joins

12.2. Using Various Types of Joins

12.3. Using Non equijoins

12.4. Using OUTER joins

13. Using SET Operators - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

13.1. Matching the SELECT statements

13.2. Using the ORDER BY clause in set operations

13.3. Using The INTERSECT operator

13.4. Using The MINUS operator

13.5. Using The UNION and UNION ALL operators

14. Understanding Data Definition Language - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

14.1. Using Data Definition Language

15. Managing Views - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

15.1. Managing Views

16. Managing Data in Different Time Zones - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

16.1. Working with CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,and LOCALTIMESTAMP

16.2. Working with INTERVAL data types

17. Retrieving Data using the SQL SELECT Statement - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

17.1. Using Column aliases

17.2. Using The DESCRIBE command

17.3. Using The SQL SELECT statement

17.4. Using concatenation operator, literal character strings, alternative quote operator, and the DISTINCT keyword

17.5. Using Arithmetic expressions and NULL values in the SELECT statement

18. Using Single-Row Functions to Customize Output - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

18.1. Manipulating strings with character functions in SQL SELECT and WHERE clauses

18.2. Performing arithmetic with date data

18.3. Manipulating numbers with the ROUND, TRUNC and MOD functions

18.4. Manipulating dates with the date function

19. Reporting Aggregated Data Using Group Functions - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

19.1. Restricting Group Results

19.2. Creating Groups of Data

19.3. Using Group Functions

20. Using Subqueries to Solve Queries - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

20.1. Using Single Row Subqueries

20.2. Using Multiple Row Subqueries

21. Managing Tables using DML statements - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

21.1. Managing Database Transactions

21.2. Using Data Manipulation Language

21.3. Controlling transactions

22. Managing Sequences, Synonyms, Indexes - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

22.1. Managing Indexes

22.2. Managing Synonyms

22.3. Managing Sequences

23. Managing Schema Objects - Oracle Database: Introduction to SQL

23.1. Creating and using temporary tables

23.2. Managing constraints

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