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Section 1: General Introduction
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1 |
Origin of the Word Clone |
Section 2: Cloning in Oracle
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2 |
Cloning in Oracle and its Uses |
Section 3: Cloning compared to Other Similar Technologies
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3 |
Cloning Compared to Database Refresh |
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4 |
Cloning compared to Database Migration and Upgrade |
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5 |
Cloning Compared to Database Replication |
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6 |
Cloning compared to Standby Database |
Section 4: Cloning By RMAN Duplicate Command
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7 |
Physical Structure of ORCL and Copying Password File |
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8 |
Creating the Service CLONEDB |
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9 |
Updating Listener.ora and Tnsnames.ora files |
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10 |
Creating the Parameter Files |
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11 |
Starting Auxiliary Instance in Nomount Mode |
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12 |
RMAN Backup of the Production Database |
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13 |
RMAN Set New Name and Duplicate |
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14 |
Creation of CloneDB Completed |
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15 |
Deletion of CloneDB using DBCA |
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16 |
Installing Oracle 10g Express Edition and EXPDP of TEST from ORCL DB |
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17 |
Schema Cloning by Data Pump |
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18 |
IMPDP of TEST into XE DB and Removal of the Express Edition |
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19 |
What is TSPITR and how Cloning is Useful in TSPITR |
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20 |
Identifying the Recovery Set and Taking Full DB Backup |
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21 |
Creating A Sample Table and Recording the SCN |
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22 |
Creating Couple of Sample Tables More |
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23 |
Recovering the Affected Tablespace |
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24 |
TSPITR- Use of Clone DB |
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25 |
Introduction to OEM and Saving of Preferred Credentials |
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26 |
Cloning Based on Available Backup |
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27 |
Preparing for Cloning A Running Database |
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28 |
Cloning A Running Database |
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29 |
Testing the Cloned Database and Deleting it Using DBCA |
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30 |
Introduction to Cloning of Oracle Home Using OUI |
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31 |
Stopping All Oracle Service |
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32 |
Running Clone.Pl Script |
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33 |
Oracle Home Cloning Using OUI |
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34 |
Understanding Clone.Pl and Configuring Network Files |
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35 |
Using DBCA to Create A Database in the Cloned Home |
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36 |
Testing the Database and Viewing its Files |
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37 |
Cloning in Oracle 9i |
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38 |
Cloning Using DBCA |
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39 |
Database Configuration Assistance |
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40 |
Installing the Oracle Software Only |
|
41 |
Controlfile and Password File |
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42 |
Physical Structure of the Database |
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43 |
Putting Entire Database in Backup Mode |
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44 |
Restoring the Datafile Target Machine |
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45 |
Spfile and Startup Nomount |
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46 |
Recovering |
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Section 1: General Introduction
|
1 |
Origin of the Word Clone |
Section 2: Cloning in Oracle
|
2 |
Cloning in Oracle and its Uses |
Section 3: Cloning compared to Other Similar Technologies
|
3 |
Cloning Compared to Database Refresh |
|
4 |
Cloning compared to Database Migration and Upgrade |
|
5 |
Cloning Compared to Database Replication |
|
6 |
Cloning compared to Standby Database |
Section 4: Cloning By RMAN Duplicate Command
|
7 |
Physical Structure of ORCL and Copying Password File |
|
8 |
Creating the Service CLONEDB |
|
9 |
Updating Listener.ora and Tnsnames.ora files |
|
10 |
Creating the Parameter Files |
|
11 |
Starting Auxiliary Instance in Nomount Mode |
|
12 |
RMAN Backup of the Production Database |
|
13 |
RMAN Set New Name and Duplicate |
|
14 |
Creation of CloneDB Completed |
|
15 |
Deletion of CloneDB using DBCA |
|
16 |
Installing Oracle 10g Express Edition and EXPDP of TEST from ORCL DB |
|
17 |
Schema Cloning by Data Pump |
|
18 |
IMPDP of TEST into XE DB and Removal of the Express Edition |
|
19 |
What is TSPITR and how Cloning is Useful in TSPITR |
|
20 |
Identifying the Recovery Set and Taking Full DB Backup |
|
21 |
Creating A Sample Table and Recording the SCN |
|
22 |
Creating Couple of Sample Tables More |
|
23 |
Recovering the Affected Tablespace |
|
24 |
TSPITR- Use of Clone DB |
|
25 |
Introduction to OEM and Saving of Preferred Credentials |
|
26 |
Cloning Based on Available Backup |
|
27 |
Preparing for Cloning A Running Database |
|
28 |
Cloning A Running Database |
|
29 |
Testing the Cloned Database and Deleting it Using DBCA |
|
30 |
Introduction to Cloning of Oracle Home Using OUI |
|
31 |
Stopping All Oracle Service |
|
32 |
Running Clone.Pl Script |
|
33 |
Oracle Home Cloning Using OUI |
|
34 |
Understanding Clone.Pl and Configuring Network Files |
|
35 |
Using DBCA to Create A Database in the Cloned Home |
|
36 |
Testing the Database and Viewing its Files |
|
37 |
Cloning in Oracle 9i |
|
38 |
Cloning Using DBCA |
|
39 |
Database Configuration Assistance |
|
40 |
Installing the Oracle Software Only |
|
41 |
Controlfile and Password File |
|
42 |
Physical Structure of the Database |
|
43 |
Putting Entire Database in Backup Mode |
|
44 |
Restoring the Datafile Target Machine |
|
45 |
Spfile and Startup Nomount |
|
46 |
Recovering |