This guide describes Oracle Enterprise Manager, Release 9.0.1: Oracle’s system management Console, common services, and integrated platform graphical tools.Показать полностьюThis guide describes Oracle Enterprise Manager, Release 9.0.1: Oracle’s system management Console, common services, and integrated platform graphical tools. Oracle Enterprise Manager also provides an integrated set of standard database administration applications to help automate and simplify the common daily tasks of administrators. These supplemental applications focus on specific areas of database administration, helping administrators with their daily and routine tasks of managing databases and other services and keeping them operational. From the client interface, the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console, you can do the following: ¦ Centrally administer, diagnose, and tune multiple databases ¦ Manage non-database Oracle products and services ¦ Effectively monitor and respond to the health of your Oracle family of products and third-party services 24 hours a day ¦ Schedule jobs on multiple nodes at varying time intervals ¦ Monitor networked services for events ¦ Customize your display by organizing databases and other targets into logical administrative groups While using Enterprise Manager products, you should refer to the online help for specific information on the displayed dialog box. menu, or window. You can display the online help by pressing F1 or selecting a Help button if present.

The Oracle 9i OLAP Services Concepts and Administration Guide describes how to use Oracle OLAP Services (hereinafter referred to as "OLAP Services") for business analysis.Показать полностьюThe Oracle 9i OLAP Services Concepts and Administration Guide describes how to use Oracle OLAP Services (hereinafter referred to as "OLAP Services") for business analysis. It introduces the concepts underlying analytical applications and multidimensional querying, and the tools used for application development and system administration. This guide provides some information that is specific to Unix platforms. If you are using OLAP Services on a Windows system, refer to the Oracle 9i OLAP Services Concepts and Administration Guide for Windows. It is located on the Oracle 9i Windows installation CD.

Oracle COM Automation Feature Developer’s Guide is intended for developers who develop solutions that use COM. To use this document, you need familiarity with: ¦ Component Object Model (COM) ¦ Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) Automation ¦ Structured Query Language (SQL) ¦ Data Definition Language (DDL) ¦ Data Manipulation Language (DML) ¦ PL/SQL or Java ¦ Oracle object-relational database management (ORDBMS) concepts ¦ Windows NT

The Oracle9i OLAP Services Concepts and Administration Guide for Windows describes how to use Oracle OLAP Services (hereinafter referred to as "OLAP Services") for business analysis.Показать полностьюThe Oracle9i OLAP Services Concepts and Administration Guide for Windows describes how to use Oracle OLAP Services (hereinafter referred to as "OLAP Services") for business analysis. It introduces the concepts under lying analytical applications and multidimensional querying, and the tools used for application development and system administration. This guide provides some information that is specific to Windows platforms. If you are using OLAP Services on a Unix system, refer to the 0raclc9i OLAP Services Concepts and Administration Guide (Part Niunber A88755-01). It is located on the Oracle9i documentation CD. This manual is intended for application developers and database administrators who are responsible for providing analytical services.

The Oracle 9i OLAP Services Developer s Guide to the OLAP DML provides an overview of the programming environment for the OLAP DML. describes the OLAP DML data objects, and explains how to use the key commands in the OLAP DML. It also describes how to write and debug OLAP DML programs and illustrates programming strategies for accessing and working with data.

This manual describes how to use the Oracle Universal Installer to install Oracle and third-party software. This manual is intended for users installing Oracle software products using the Oracle Universal Installer.

Oracle interMedia Annotator is a utility that extracts metadata from audio, image, and video sources of certain formats and inserts the metadata, along with the media source file, into an Oracle database. This guide is intended for anyone who is interested in extracting metadata from a multimedia file and storing both the metadata and the multimedia file in an Oracle database.Показать полностьюOracle interMedia Annotator is a utility that extracts metadata from audio, image, and video sources of certain formats and inserts the metadata, along with the media source file, into an Oracle database. This guide is intended for anyone who is interested in extracting metadata from a multimedia file and storing both the metadata and the multimedia file in an Oracle database. Users who want to integrate the Annotator engine with their applications should be familiar with Java and JDBC. Advanced users who want to write their own PL/SQL Upload Templates should be familiar with PL/SQL. Advanced users who want to write their own annotation types or parsers should be familiar with Java and XML.

Directory Service Integration and Deployment Guide is a starting point for those who want to learn how Oracle products use an LDAP-compliant directory, specifically Oracle Internet Directory.Показать полностьюDirectory Service Integration and Deployment Guide is a starting point for those who want to learn how Oracle products use an LDAP-compliant directory, specifically Oracle Internet Directory. The book is also a starting point for learning how to configure Oracle Internet Directory to use Oracle products. Directory Service Integration and Deployment Guide is intended for the following readers: ¦ Directory administrators who want to perform the minimal tasks needed to configure a directory for Oracle products ¦ Directory administrators and others who want to know how Oracle products use a directory ¦ Directory administrators and others who want to review or become acquainted with directory concepts The book assumes no prior knowledge of LDAP, although a basic understanding of the protocol and its purpose are helpful.

This guide includes the conceptual and task-oriented information you need to perform backup and recovery procedures using the Recovery Manager utility. Oracle9i Recovery Manager User’s Guide is intended for database administrators who perform the following tasks: ¦ Back up, restore, and recover Oracle databases ¦ Perform maintenance on backups and copies of database files To use this document, you need to know the following: ¦ Relational database concepts and basic database administration as described in Oracle9i Database Concepts and the Oracle9i Database Administrator’s Guide ¦ Basic backup and recovery concepts and strategies as described in the Oracle9i Backup and Recovery Concepts ¦ The operating system environment under which you are running Oracle

This manual is intended for database administrators who perform the following tasks: ¦ Perform backups and restore database files with operating system utilities, and perform recovery with the SQL*Plus RECOVER command. ¦ Use Recovery Manager as a backup and recovery solution but choose to back up some files with user-managed methods. To use this document, you need to be familiar with relational database concepts and basic database administration as described in these manuals: ¦ Oracle9i Database Concepts ¦ Oracle9i Backup and Recovery Concepts ¦ Oracle9i Database Administrator’s Guide You should also be familiar with the operating system environment under which you are running Oracle.

This guide contains command syntax, recovery catalog views descriptions, and related reference information about the Recovery Manager utility. This manual is intended for database administrators who perform the following tasks: ¦ Back up, restore, and recover Oracle databases ¦ Perform maintenance on backups and copies of database files To use this document, you need to know the following: ¦ Relational database concepts and basic database administration as described in Oracle9i Database Concepts and the Oracle9i Database Administrator’s Guide ¦ Basic backup and recovery concepts and strategies as described in the Oracle9i Backup and Recovery Concepts ¦ Basic RMAN concepts and tasks as described in Oracle9i Recovery Manager User’s Guide ¦ The operating system environment under which you are running Oracle

This manual is intended for database administrators who perform backup and recovery of an Oracle database server. To use this document, you need to know the following: ¦ Relational database concepts and basic database administration as described in Oracle9i Database Concepts and Oracle9i Database Administrator’s Guide ¦ The operating system environment under which you are running Oracle

This document is intended for database administrators and system administrators who need to administer an Oracle Real Application Clusters Guard environment. They are assumed to have a thorough understanding of the concepts of Oracle Real Application Clusters Guard, the administration of the Oracle server and OracIe 9i Real Application Clusters, and their platform-specific cluster technology

This book introduces the new features, new options, and enhancements of Oracle 9i Database. It references documentation available for Oracle 9i, and identifies deprecated or desupported features. A list of features and options by edition (Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition, and Personal Edition) is given in the Oracle 9i Readme.

Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Deployment and Performance is written for database administrators and application developers working with Real Application Clusters.Показать полностьюOracle 9i Real Application Clusters Deployment and Performance is written for database administrators and application developers working with Real Application Clusters. To use this document you should have a conceptual understanding of Real Application Clusters processing and its software and hardware components as described in Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Concepts and you should have installed Real Application Clusters using the document Qracle 9i Real Application Clusters Installation and Configuration and related platform-specific documentation.

Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Installation and Configuration is primarily for network or Database Administrators (DBAs) responsible for the installation and configuration of Real Application Clusters. To use this document you should have a conceptual understanding of Real Application Clusters processing and its software and hardware components as described in Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Concepts.Показать полностьюOracle 9i Real Application Clusters Installation and Configuration is primarily for network or Database Administrators (DBAs) responsible for the installation and configuration of Real Application Clusters. To use this document you should have a conceptual understanding of Real Application Clusters processing and its software and hardware components as described in Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Concepts. That book also contains conceptual information about Oracle Real Application Clusters Guard.

Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Administration is written primarily for network or Database Administrator (DBA) responsible for the administration of Real Application Clusters. To use this document you should first read the Oracle 9i Database Administrator’s Guide to become familiar with single-instance administrative procedures.Показать полностьюOracle 9i Real Application Clusters Administration is written primarily for network or Database Administrator (DBA) responsible for the administration of Real Application Clusters. To use this document you should first read the Oracle 9i Database Administrator’s Guide to become familiar with single-instance administrative procedures. You should then read Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Concepts for a conceptual understanding of Real Application Clusters processing. You should also have installed Real Application Clusters using the document Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters Installation and Configuration and any platform-specific documentation.

Readers of this guide are assumed to be familiar with relational database concepts. They are also assumed to be familiar with the operating system environment under which they are running Oracle. Administrators frequently participate in installing the Oracle server software and migrating existing Oracle databases to newer formats (for example, version 8 databases to OracIe 9i format).Показать полностьюReaders of this guide are assumed to be familiar with relational database concepts. They are also assumed to be familiar with the operating system environment under which they are running Oracle. Administrators frequently participate in installing the Oracle server software and migrating existing Oracle databases to newer formats (for example, version 8 databases to OracIe 9i format). This guide is not an installation or migration manual. If your primary interest is installation, see your operating system specific Oracle installation guide. If your primary interest is database or application migration, see the Oracle 9i Database Migration manual. In addition to administrators, experienced users of Oracle and advanced database application designers might aiso find information in this guide useful. However, database application developers should also see the Oracle 9i Application Developer’s Guide — Fundamentals and the documentation for the tool or language product they are using to develop Oracle database applications.

This Legato™ Storage Manager Administrator’s Guide contains complete information for using Legato Storage Manager (LSM) as an Oracle® data storage management system. It describes the initial configuration procedure for LSM. It then explains how to use LSM for managing Oracle backup devices and volumes, monitoring Oracle backup and restore operations, and managing Oracle backup data.

This guide provides introductory information for the Oracle Call Interface (OCI) running on Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 95/98, and Windows 2000. Oracle Call Interface Getting Started for Windows is intended for developers who create applications written in С that interact with one or more Oracle Servers. To use this dociunent, you need to know: ¦ How to compile and link а С program. ¦ Your Microsoft Windows operating system.