RE: Learning Oracle on Windows

If you want to learn, the best you can do, is to create a database, but generate only the scripts and run them manually.

out of that you have net start and net stop to start and stop services. You can schedule tastks in os using AT 23:59 CMD /C SQLPLUS ADM/***@SOAB WORLD @C:\AT\TEXT.SQL for example.

You must know DOS, if you want ot manage users and your are in nt 2000 you have to go to active user management, and not local user namangement. In the resource kit are some utilities for example to delete services, didn t drop correctly, this not ahppens frequently. But can help you some times.

Don't use screensaver (no one), it takes too many cpu, only block the pressing ctr-alt-del and block.

You configure the nt for file sharing or for application, in nt 40 you have to set manually the second cache

That is what I remember now.  

Juan Carlos Reyes Pacheco
OCP
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From: BSpears_at_Limitedbrands.com
Date: 10/06/04 10:08:42
To: ChrisStephens_at_Affina.com; oracle-l_at_freelists.org Subject: RE: Learning Oracle on Windows  

I have recently added Windows oracle on NT as well again. I used to work with them 2 years ago but the memory is a tad foggy.  

Does any one have any cheat sheet summary of the Windows oriented administration commands..  

Like:
dos window, set ORACLE_SID=<oracle_sid>
set ORACLE_HOME=<path eg. D:\oracle\ora81> exp.bat files par.files  

oradim utility
The services that get started.. Ones you don't need etc. The ora_dba group that administrator needs to be in and so on..    

Would be much appreciated... Even if it is not complete. As I ramp up, I will create a nice cheat sheet to share with those who want it.  

Books are ok but I am looking to see if someone has condensed it all down.  

Brian    

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From: oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org [mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Chris Stephens
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 4:09 PM
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: Learning Oracle on Windows    

I recently accepted a position with a company that strictly runs Oracle on Windows. I've been working in an HP-UX environment for the last 4 years. I need to come up to speed quickly. I know next to nothing about Windows other than from the standpoint of a casual user. Any suggestions on where to start? I don't believe I'll be doing much outside of Oracle's interaction with the OS.    

Any good books/websites/blogs for Oracle on Windows?      

.....please no jokes. ...i know, i know. I have been told they are thinking of getting into linux which is encouraging.      

No jokes! :)      

chris    

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