Tuning with Oracle Expert
Objectives
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After completing this lesson, you
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Describe the features of Oracle Expert |
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Create a tuning session |
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Gather, view, and edit the input data |
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Analyze the collected data, using rules |
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Review tuning recommendations |
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Implement tuning recommendations |
Overview of Oracle Expert
Tuning Methodology
Types of Tuning
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Routine tuning |
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Focused tuning |
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What-If tuning |
Starting Oracle Expert
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Start from the console using: |
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The Tools menu option |
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Tuning Pack tool bar icon |
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Related Tools from right mouse button
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Tuning Session Scope
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Instance parameter tuning |
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Application tuning |
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Database structure sizing and placement |
Collecting Input Data
Collecting Data
Collecting Schema Class
Data
Collecting Data
Viewing and Editing the
Collected Data
Editing Basic Rules
Before
Analysis
Analyzing Using Default
Rules
Analyzing the Collected
Data
Recommendations Overview
Recommendations Detail
Reports
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The Analysis report lists and explains
the Oracle Expert recommendations |
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The Session Data report displays the
collected data and the generated statistics |
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The Recommendation summary provides a
recommendation overview |
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The Workload Cross Reference report
displays tables with workload requests |
Recommendations
Implementation
Summary
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In this lesson, you should have learned
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Tune Oracle databases using the Oracle
Expert system |
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Store all tuning inputs and
recommendations in the repository |
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View and edit the tuning rules |
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Generate the analysis report for all
recommendations made by Oracle Expert |