I
recall that brainbuzz.com has good study guides....they are used for OCP
training, but are a good source of Oracle basics.
It
might be less intimidating that Kevin's old handbook which remains a gentle
introduction to all things Oracle.
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If
you only take him through backup and recovery,then just about anything else is
forgivable if production is not aggravated seriously.
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[mailto:bronfin_at_visualtop.com]Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 6:50
AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: new
DBA/DBO basic training
Dear all
!
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I'm leaving my
current job soon , but before i leave i need to teach one of the developers here
some very-very basic DBA / DBO stuff.
This guy is going to
support our existing databases .
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I'm just wondering
what should i teach him . The training must be short and very practical .
He knows some basic
SQL already .
I thought of briefly
giving him some Oracle instance/database concepts , i.e. what is instance , SGA
, background processes , database , tablespace , rollback segments
.
Then i thought of
just showing him how to shutdown / start up the instance and the listener
.
Then a short session
on SQL*Loader ( we use it a lot here ) , exp/imp .
I also gave him the
Kevin Looney's "Oracle DBA Handbook" to take a look at .
Am i missing
something ?
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Please advice
.
Please note that
taking a course is not an option for us .
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Thanks a lot
.
Andrey
.
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Received on Wed Apr 04 2001 - 11:48:39 CDT
