Oracle Architecture in less than 10 minutes

CAPTIONS AVAILABLE - I assume that it's the "I like!" votes that keep this video at or near the top when you search on "oracle". Thank you to all.

S. Faroult


View on www.konagora.com where Youtube is blocked.
Full transcript (with some screenshots) available for a small fee at http://stores.lulu.com/konagora/. A pretty reckless description of what happens when you start Oracle and when you execute a statement. If you're a developer, it could influence how you code. If you're a junior DBA, or would be junior DBA, I hope it will help you make sense of some parts of the "Concepts" manual.

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• database
• architecture
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• RDBMS
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[sallampa]

there is one point that you mentioned wrongly that is tempfiles never records in controlfile

[roughsealtd]

@sallampa



> strings control.dbf | grep temp

/usr/lib/oracle/xe/oradata/XE/­temp.dbf

/usr/lib/oracle/xe/oradata/XE/­temp.dbf

It's there.

[mxsunayv]

Bad accent :((((((

[roughsealtd]

@mxsunayv

This is why the same video is ALSO available in French, where my accent is flawless. I suggest you watch the French one.

[taluzoid]

u sound like steven hawkins computer

[jayejayeee]

really informative and interesting

[timothymanzella]

This is a very "wealthy" video. =p

[dilibau]

I wish more people would post comprehensive explanations like this one... Why is it that people just can't explain stuff "the easy way"? Thanks for sharing

[iampeeay01]

Great video. thank you for sharing. very direct to the point.

[shamuratov]

good tutorial, but you have to do more pauses and be more expressive, not simply read from your notes, otherwise is very difficult to follow you.

anyway thank you for your effort.

[sarbasov]

Greate tutorial! Thanks. I do not find the accent so bad as some say. I understood every single word and hence it is even better and more understandable than native english speak.

[insomniacgrace]

Thanks for having this video posted. Simple yet, impressive and comprehensive.

[fankyspidy007]

it was very simple...thanks

[Aequinaszinha]

Very nice video! Thank you =^_^=

[Aequinaszinha]

@seekknowledge2010 "Crappy American" should be replaced with "crappy people" Not all Americans think this way nor dislike to do hard work. Nor do you know if he is actually an American because there are other countries that speak English, and the Americas speak Spanish and Portuguese as well as English.... Your generalization is discriminatory.