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Oracle DBA Priority Tasks
- 1. Database AdministrationDatabase Administration Managing the Environment
- 2. DBA GoalsDBA Goals A proactive DBA performs the routine tasks Backups What are the growth patterns Review the database to see what is ‘normal’ Number of users logged in
- 3. DBA TasksDBA Tasks Databases & instances are up Test the listeners are running
- 4. DBA GoalsDBA Goals Check the alert logs Check for trace files Do these things regularly.
- 5. BackupsBackups Backups Space on drives Task scheduler
- 7. Space ManagementSpace Management Storage • CRD • Temp file • FRA
- 8. Space ManagementSpace Management Index Rebuild to reclaim unusable space Shrink command Table corrupted
- 9. User SessionsUser Sessions The total number of users connected What is each user doing
- 11. Health ChecksHealth Checks Database Reports Awr/Statspack Reports
- 12. Environment ManagementEnvironment Management Application User perspective ◦ Total number of Users ◦ Max concurrent Users ◦ Length of data loads ◦ Must be available at…… Manage system requirements
- 13. Health ChecksHealth Checks Run awr/statspack regularly. It will give you a quick overview and provide a baseline, if things change. ADDM
- 14. Alert LogAlert Log Alert.log ◦ It shows when the database was created/ shutdown or started ◦ Any ddl commands to change the structure of the database
- 15. Alert LogAlert Log When there are internal errors Trace logs are to help in debugging a problem
- 17. TestTest
- 18. Other TasksOther Tasks • Users, Roles • Query optimizing • Gathering stats Performance issues • Batchfiles/Ip address of the machine
- 19. Anything to askAnything to ask