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DATABASE ADMINISTRATION ORACLE STANDARDS

Standards are established rules, principles, or measures that are widely used, available, or supplied, and recognized and accepted as having permanent value. These Oracle standards identify steps necessary to implement an Oracle application database at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The standards are intended to compliment the methodology and procedures described in the Roles and Responsibilities document and Oracle reference manuals.

These standards must be followed with care and consideration given to database object naming conventions, appropriate database object usage, and required object parameter settings. Any requests for deviation from these standards must be submitted in writing to, reviewed by, and approved by the Central Oracle DBA staff at CMS
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Oracle Database Workload Performance Measurement and Tuning Toolkit

Database tuning practice is mainly conducted as a consequence of user’s complaints on the performance. There is a need for a reactive monitoring and tuning tool enabling a real-time overview of the main resource consumers in order to detect and solve performance bottlenecks. With an assessment of the Oracle’s high-availability database, in terms of the main architectural components and their impact on performance, we have developed a Java tool for the efficient and resource-effective tuning of Oracle databases.
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SQL Database Maintenance Plan and Recommended Backup Procedures for Board Child Care Servers

This document provides detailed information on:
how to set up a SQL maintenance plan on your child care server how to ensure the child care databases are being backed up onto the server daily.

You must set up a SQL database maintenance plan on your server. This plan does the following:
• reorganizes data and indexes
• checks database integrity
• creates backups of databases.
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Database Programming MySQL and Perl DBI Program Clients

Database Programming MySQL and Perl DBI Program ClientsDatabase Programming MySQL and Perl DBI Randy Julian Lilly Research Laboratories Program Clients dbms MySQL interface DBI PERL CLIENT 1 Perl DBI/DBD Interfaces DBI is the generic interface which relies on a database specific driver: DBD Must install the mysql DBD driver to use the DBI interface with MySQL PPM>install DBD::mysql DBI: An Object Oriented Module… Uses the Perl Object-Oriented syntax for calls and access to return values: my $dbh = DBI->connect ( $dsn, $user_name, $password, { RaiseError => 1,
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Migrating from Microsoft Access to the MySQL database

Microsoft Access is a popular data management application that allows you to store information in tables that it manages directly from the local disk. You can also use Access as a front end, that is, as an interface to information that is located elsewhere and handled by another storage management system. In this case, Access acts as a client that connects to a server that provides the data. The MySQL database system is one such storage manager; if you install the MyODBC driver, Access can make ODBC connections to MySQL database servers over the network. You can still use the contents of your tables through Access, but the tables themselves are hosted by the MySQL server.
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Creating academic database-backed web sites with HTML, PHP and MySQL

In the early days of the World Wide Web, information was stored in simple files with only HTML markup. Today, the web server often processes scripts within web files that e.g. call other files, stylesheets, etc. Furthermore, the scripts may also acquire information from a relational database management system. Such a modern system gets data from database tables and includes them in the web page that is delivered to the user.
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SAP Database

SAP Database (SAPDB.INFO ...SAP Database (SAPDB.INFO) – Just one Place for SAP SQVI Tutorial There might come a time that you want the information and it is spread in multiple tables. You can write a SQVI and get this info. In this tutorial we will write an SQVI to find out role assigned to users with full name of the users. You can get role assigned to users from AGR_USER table and users full name from USER_ADDR. We will join both these table to get the result. 1. Execute transaction SQVI 2. Create a SQVI (z_user_role) and 3. Put a title and comments. Make sure that you select Table join from Data source 4. Click to insert tables. Insert AGR_USERS and USER_ADDR tables. 5. Select the correct join. Here we will join BNAME Hit the back button 6. Here I will select Role name and user name from AGR_USERS table and Full name
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Unraveling the Sweater Oracle Database Security (Part 1)

Some of the most experienced database administrators in the world leave their systems open to casual hacking. Hackers aren’t only lonely 13 year olds with bad skin – they could be a co-worker just trying to get his/her job done without getting tangled up in the bureaucratic red tape of change management or data security. It could also be a more malicious co-worker who likes to know things about other co-workers, customers or patients.
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Web-Scale PHP Database Connection Management

Overview
• PHP and the OCI8 Extension
• OCI8 Performance Reminders
• Database Resident Connection Pooling
• Fast Application Notification
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Oracle Database 11g: Advanced PL/SQL Programming & Tuning

Oracle Database 11g: Advanced PL/SQL Programming & TuningCompuWorks Class Information Oracle Database 11g: Advanced PL/SQL Programming & Tuning Description: The objective of this course is to allow experienced PL/SQL developers to write efficient programs. Advanced techniques which not only improve execution speed but also enhance the functionality of the programs are also discussed. Days: 5 Prerequisites: Oracle Database 11g: Introduction to SQL and Oracle Database 11g: Program With PL/SQL Audience: The target audience for this course is senior application developers. Developers who will be building, debugging and
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