Oracle Database 10g OCP Certification All-In-One Exam Guide

Damir Bersinic (Mississauga, Ontario), OCP, MCSE, MCSDBA, MCT, is an Infrastructure Consultant with Trecata Corporation, a system integration consultancy in Toronto, Canada. He has more than 20 years of industry experience and has authored a number of titles on Oracle, SQL Server, Active Directory and Windows. His credits include multiple exam preparation titles Oracle and Microsoft certification programs. His most recent title, Portable DBA: SQL Server has sold more than 1800 units in the two months since publication and has a 5-star ranking on Amazon. John Watson (South Africa) OCP DBA 8.0, 8.i, & 9i, Internet Application Server Administrator, and certified on Managing Oracle on Unix, is a senior consultant with BLP management Consultants in South Africa. He has taught for Oracle University in South Africa for four years. John taught the DB10g New Features course, the DB10g Manageability and Performance seminars, he validated hundreds of OCP 10g New Features exam questions and contributed to the course material for all the 10g courses. John is the author of numerous articles on technology.

Part I: Oracle Database 10g Administrative I Exam Chapter 1: Basic Oracle Concepts Chapter 2: Installing Oracle Database 10g Chapter 3: Creating an Oracle Database Chapter 4: Interfacing with the Oracle Database Chapter 5: Managing Oracle Processes Chapter 6: Managing Oracle Storage Structures Chapter 7: Administering Database Users Chapter 8: Managing Database Objects Chapter 9: Manipulating Database Data Chapter 10: Programming Oracle with PL/SQL Chapter 11: Securing the Oracle Database Chapter 12: Configuring Oracle Networking Chapter 13: Managing Shared Servers Chapter 14: Managing Database Performance Chapter 15: Monitoring Oracle Chapter 16: Managing Undo Chapter 17: Dealing with Locking Chapter 18: Configuring the Database for Backup and Recovery Chapter 19: Backing Up an Oracle Database Chapter 20: Recovering Oracle Databases Chapter 21: Managing Globalization in Oracle Databases Part II: Oracle Database 10g Administrative II Exam Chapter 22: Configuring Security for the Listener Chapter 23: Getting Started with Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) Chapter 24: Using RMAN to Back Up Databases Chapter 25: Diagnosing Oracle Database Issues Chapter 26: Recovering from Noncritical Losses Chapter 27: Incomplete Database Recovery Chapter 28: Using Oracle Flashback Database Chapter 29: Recovering From User Errors Chapter 30: Detecting and Recovering from Database Corruption Chapter 31: Tools for Oracle Database 10g Tuning Chapter 32: Monitoring and Managing Storage Chapter 33: Managing Storage with Automatic Storage Management Chapter 34: Computer Telephony Integration Chapter 35: Monitoring and Managing Memory Chapter 36: Automating Administrative Tasks APPENDIX: ABOUT THE CD GLOSSARY: GLOSSARY OF ACRONYMS INDEX