HOW TO CREATE DATABASE IN ORACLE 10G EXPRESS EDITION IN WINDOWS 7

3. Click the FREE DOWNLOAD button.4. Click ORACLE DATABASE 10g EXPRESS EDITION FOR MICROSOFTWINDOWS.5. Click ACCEPT LICENSE AGREEMENT.6. Under Oracle Database 10g Express Edition (Western European), clickORACLEXE.EXE.7. You may then be asked a series of questions, asking if you want allowvarious pro[r]

easier. You can customize the database after it has been created.Overview of Installing Oracle Database Software and Creating a Database2-4 Oracle Database 2 Day DBATo complete the exercises in this guide and related course material, you must install the sample schemas. This data is also used in mos[r]

OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide146user interface. For all the commands, you must specify the name of the listener, if it is not the default name of LISTENER. Figures 4-6 and 4-7 show how to check the status of a listener and to stop and start it, issuing the commands either from th[r]

Key Terms CHAPTER 5 293Chapter ReviewTo further practice and reinforce the skills you learned in this chapter, you can perform the following tasks:n Review the chapter summary.n Review the list of key terms introduced in this chapter.n Complete the case scenarios. These scenarios set up real-world s[r]

9.1.1.3 DBMS_ROWID nonprogram elementsTable 9.3 lists the named constants defined by the DBMS_ROWID package for use with its programs.Table 9.3: DBMS_ROWID ConstantsName/Type DescriptionROWID_TYPE_RESTRICTED A ROWID type: integer constant assigned the value of 0.ROWID_TYPE_EXTENDED A ROWID type: int[r]

OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide96 18. What tools can be used to manage templates? (Choose one or more correct answers.) A. The Database Configuration Assistant B. The Database Upgrade Assistant C. SQL*Plus D. Database Control E. The Oracle Universal Installer 19. At what point can[r]

OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide766The syntax of the md_backup command ismd_backup [-b location_of_backup] [-g dgname]The location of the output file will default to a file named AMBR_BACKUP_INTERMEDIATE_FILE in the directory from which ASMCMD was launched, and if no disk groups are[r]

vides many classes that aid in the process. The classes that you use for common data tasks such as communicating, storing, fetching, and updating data are all located in the System.Data namespace. The classes in the System.Data namespace make up the core data access objects in the .NET Framework. Th[r]

■■■116 Part II: Oracle Database VaultSummary: Database Vault Is Differentiating SecurityIn our efforts to create a richer summary section, we thought it would be good to place the summary in a discussion context. As with some security capabilities in the past, people will often believe that they hav[r]

351 Step 3: Creating the Exchange Virtual Servers The final step in configuring Exchange Server 2003 on a cluster is to create the Exchange Virtual Servers. Step 3 includes the following tasks: 1. Create the resource group to host the Exchange Virtual Server. A separate cluster group is required for[r]

OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide256 17. þ B. If AUDIT_TRAIL is set to NONE, there will be no standard database auditing.ý A, C, and D. A is wrong because auditing the SYS user is in addition to standard database auditing. C is wrong because standard database auditing will record acc[r]

v$backup_device Names of SBT devices that have been linked to RMANv$rman_configuration One row for every configuration setting, excluding all those on defaultJoin columns in the various views will let you construct comprehensive reports on what has been backed up, where the backups are located, and[r]

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);END;PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Scope of Factor Retrieval MethodIt is important that you test the factor function by executing it using the DVSYS account and several test accounts to determine whether the factor retrieval method raises exceptions for any database sessions. You must con[r]

The basic concepts of SQL remain the same no matter what type of database youare working on. Most of the SQL commands described in this chapter work with-out modification in Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle, as wellas a number of other RDBMS packages.I begin this chapter by explain[r]

1.19 Java Language Integration Java programmers can write server-side classes that invoke SQL and PL/SQL using standard JDBC or SQLJ calls. PL/SQL programmers can call server-side Java methods by writing a PL/SQL cover or call spec for Java using Oracle DDL. Server-side Java in Oracle may be faster[r]

1.19 Java Language Integration Java programmers can write server-side classes that invoke SQL and PL/SQL using standard JDBC or SQLJ calls. PL/SQL programmers can call server-side Java methods by writing a PL/SQL cover or call spec for Java using Oracle DDL. Server-side Java in Oracle may be faster[r]

1.19 Java Language Integration Java programmers can write server-side classes that invoke SQL and PL/SQL using standard JDBC or SQLJ calls. PL/SQL programmers can call server-side Java methods by writing a PL/SQL cover or call spec for Java using Oracle DDL. Server-side Java in Oracle may be faster[r]

This section has given you a taste of what Oracle Text can do. There are many featuresthat aren’t covered here. Though you should be able to get pretty far with just the itemsin the previous pages, it’s important to know what else is available. Here is a 50,000-foot view of some other important aspe[r]

This page intentionally left blank Contents at a GlancePART IOracle Database Security New Features 1 Security Blueprints and New Thinking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 Transparent Data Encryption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[r]