What are the basic element of Base configuration of an
oracle Database ?
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Answer / sawant
It consists of
one or more data files.
one or more control files.
two or more redo log files.
The Database contains
multiple users/schemas
one or more rollback segments
one or more tablespaces
Data dictionary tables
User objects (table,indexes,views etc.,)
The server that access the database consists of
SGA (Database buffer, Dictionary Cache Buffers,
Redo log buffers, Shared SQL pool)
SMON (System MONito)
PMON (Process MONitor)
LGWR (LoG Write)
DBWR (Data Base Write)
ARCH (ARCHiver)
CKPT (Check Point)
RECO
Dispatcher
User Process with associated PGS
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Answer / nishi
It consists of - one or more data files
- one or more control files
- two or more redo log files
The database contains - Multiple users/schema's
- one or more rollback segments
- one or more tablespaces
- Data dictionary tables
User objects (table, indexes, views etc.)
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