A real-world DBA survival guide for the implementation of Oracle 11g database A comprehensive handbook that aims to reduce the daily struggle of newcomers to Oracle Database 11g real world reflection of an experienced DBA DBA beginner-what should really know Implementing Oracle Maximum Availability architecture with extensive expertise in providing guidance information to the Grid Control high availability Detail Today DBAs are expected to deploy and manage large databases with quality service and a bit there is no downtime. The authors provide extensive information to illuminate where you fit, and walked through many tasks that need supervision, extensive covering solutions to the most common problems faced by newcomers to the world of the Oracle database. This book will also help you in situations where you need to install Oracle Database 11g or move to new hardware that is compatible with the Maximum Availability Architecture. A sample-oriented guide to optimize the performance of a DBA in 11g database What you will learn from this book Mechanisms and needs from the database at block level and Tracking System Change Number Reduce or eliminate downtime for the main database using DATA GUARD and FLASHBACK in the implementation of Enterprise together with DATA GUARD RMAN, Transportable tablespace, and Recovery New data Advisors Using both the GUI tools and command-line utilities Migration to the latest release from 11g to use-Step Approach To order A solid foundation is designed to reduce future maintenance Implementing the Maximum Availability Architecture with hardware commodities Many common errors and failures of implementation of the Settlement forecasting general , performance and tuning issues with the tools available at low cost approach This book is designed to cover problems that DBAs especially beginners struggle with. It covers both Oracle 11g 11g R1 and R2 in the example, with material applicable to all versions of Oracle. Who is this book written for This book is for you if you find yourself in charge of the Oracle database. Whether you are a single employee or manager of the DBA a few employees, if you are taking over the position of existing or newly created to take one these books are designed to be an examination. If you need a guide for the migration to Oracle 11g or implement the Maximum Availability Architecture, you will find this book very helpful.