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Oracle9i-Database Administrator

Oracle9i Database Performance Tuning

Duration: 40 Hrs.


Oracle9i Database Performance Tuning


Introduction

This class will cover Oracle9i and Oracle9i Release 2 features. Database performance tuning is critical to any effective information system. Reducing wait times, increasing users' productivity and maximizing the performance of your Oracle database are critical to success. Learn from the experts the value of intelligent database design and methods for tuning an Oracle database for maximum performance.

This course will introduce participants to the importance of good initial database design, and the method used to tune a production Oracle9i database. The focus is on Database and Instance tuning rather than specific operating system performance issues. Participants will gain practical experience tuning an Oracle database. Using the available Oracle tools, such as Oracle Enterprise Manager (with the Diagnostics and Tuning Packs) and STATSPACK participants also learn how to recognize, troubleshoot and resolve common performance related problems in administering an Oracle database.


Course Objectives

  • Design and configure an Oracle database with an emphasis on good performance
    Perform day-to-day monitoring on an operational database using Oracle Enterprise Manager or Statspack
    List the important steps in a tuning methodology
    Employ Oracle tools to diagnose performance problems
    Perform tuning tasks with Oracle Enterprise Manager
    Perform tuning tasks using the command line interface
    Reconfigure file structures for performance
    Identify and resolve I/O, data storage and database configuration problems
    Optimize sort operations
    Configure Oracle Shared Server
    Configure Resource Manager to control resource usage

Prerequisites

Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL
Oracle9i Database Administration Fundamentals I


Course Outline

Overview of Oracle 9i Database Performance Tuning
Tuning questions, phases, and goals
Common performance problems
Tuning during development
Tuning steps for a production database
Performance and availability trade-offs

Diagnostic and Tuning Tools
Log and trace files
Tuning with Oracle Enterprise Manager
Statspack
Statistics, troubleshooting data, and performance data in the data dictionary
Database and self-built performance statistics collection
Collecting performance statistics with assorted tools

Database Configuration and I/O Issues
Distributing files across devices
Tablespace considerations
Full table scan performance
Checkpoint performance
Redo management and performance
Analyzing I/O activity
Analyzing checkpoint performance

Tuning the Shared Pool
Shared pool components and latches
Monitor and tune the library cache
Manage SQL statements and PL/SQL blocks to improve library cache performance
Monitor and tune the data dictionary cache
Reserved pool and large pool management
Using diagnostic tools to monitor and tune the shared pool

Tuning the Buffer Cache
Buffer cache sizing parameters
Buffer cache advisory
Buffer cache tuning views and statistics
Buffer caches for different purposes and non-standard block sizes
Automatic segment space and free space management
Multiple database writing processes
Monitoring and tuning database buffer cache with available diagnostic tools

Dynamic Instance Resizing
Dynamic allocation units in the SGA
Resize SGA components
Resizing the buffer cache and the shared pool

Sizing Other SGA Structures
Manage redo log buffer
Control redo operations
Manage Java pool memory
Managing the redo log buffer

Tuning the Oracle Shared Server
Use and performance of shared server processes
Shared servers and memory usage
Monitor and troubleshoot shared server activity

Optimizing Sort Operations
Automatic PGA memory management
PGA sizing advisor
Sorts and temporary segments
Tuning, diagnostics, and guidelines for sorts
Reduce sorting
Configuring and monitoring sort space options
Configuring automatic PGA memory management

Using Resource Manager
Database Resource Manager concepts
Administering the Database Resource Manager
Define resource plans limits
Assigning users to consumer groups
Manual and automatic consumer group switching
Examine resource plan information in the data dictionary

SQL Statement Tuning
Optimizer modes
Hints
Plan stability and stored outlines
SQL tuning diagnostic tools
Interpret results from SQL tuning diagnostic tools

Managing Statistics
Automatic segment-level statistics collection
Dynamic sampling
Table statistics, index statistics, and index tuning wizard
Column statistics and histograms
Estimated statistics and automatic statistics collection
Optimizer cost model
System statistics
Copying statistics between databases

Using Oracle Blocks Efficiently
Database storage components
Extent management
High water-mark
Space management for tables
Index management

Using Oracle Data Storage Structures Efficiently
Data storage structures
Selecting physical storage characteristics for performance
Data access methods and structures

Application Tuning
Role of the database administrator
Table movement and redefinition
Creating and managing indexes and index-organized tables
Statistics collection
Considerations for OLTP systems
Considerations for decision support systems and data warehouses
Considerations for hybrid systems

Using Materialized Views
Create and refresh materialized views
Nested materialized views
Query rewrites
The DBMS_MVIEW package

Monitoring and Detecting Lock Contention
Locking mechanisms and management
Data concurrency
Enqueues and lock types
Lock monitoring and resolution of conflicts
Deadlocks
Use diagnostic tools to monitor lock contention

Tuning the Operating System

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