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Oracle Database Administration 19c
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(7 ratings)
93 students

Oracle Database Administration 19c

Oracle Database Administration 19c New Features
Created byRajeev Raj
Last updated 12/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the architecture of Oracle Database (memory structures, processes, and storage)
  • Learn about Oracle database editions, licensing, and use cases.
  • RDBMS concepts and the role of a DBA.
  • Installation and Configuration
  • Database Creation & Management
  • User & Security Administration
  • Backup and Recovery (RMAN)
  • Performance Tuning & Monitoring
  • Patch Management & Upgrades
  • Mission Critical Database Architecture

Course content

13 sections25 lectures19h 2m total length
  • Introduction1:22:36

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of computer systems and networking
  • Basic knowledge of databases

Description

This Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) Foundation course is designed for learners seeking to build core skills required for entry-level or limited DBA roles. It focuses on practical tasks and essential knowledge needed to manage Oracle databases effectively in real-world environments.

The course introduces Oracle database architecture, instance components, and storage structures. You’ll learn key administrative responsibilities, including user account management, tablespace configuration, basic performance monitoring, and database security. Using Oracle SQL and basic PL/SQL, you’ll gain the ability to query system views, troubleshoot common issues, and perform structured database tasks.

Hands-on labs will guide you through managing database objects, performing simple backup and recovery operations, configuring Oracle networking, and monitoring database health using tools like Oracle Enterprise Manager and SQL*Plus.

No prior Oracle experience is necessary; however, familiarity with general database concepts and basic SQL is helpful. This course does not cover advanced topics such as RAC, ASM, or Data Guard, making it ideal for professionals seeking limited DBA responsibilities or supporting roles within larger database teams.

By the end of this course, you will have the foundational skills to assist in Oracle database management and confidently pursue further learning or certification paths, such as Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) & Oracle Certified Professional (OCP).

Who this course is for:

  • Aspiring Database Administrators
  • IT Professionals Transitioning to DBA Roles
  • Developers and Software Engineers
  • Corporate IT Teams
  • Freelancers & Consultants
  • Anyone preparing for Oracle DBA certifications