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Oracle Database Architecture Guide

The document discusses key components of an Oracle database instance including the system global area (SGA), redo log buffer, and control files. It also covers database writer (DBWR) concepts for writing modified data to disk, redo and undo entries for logging and rolling back transactions, checkpoints for database consistency, recovery processes, and shutdown modes for Oracle instances. The document appears to provide an overview of Oracle database architecture, memory structures, transaction logging, recovery fundamentals, and database administration.

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Oracle Database Architecture Guide

The document discusses key components of an Oracle database instance including the system global area (SGA), redo log buffer, and control files. It also covers database writer (DBWR) concepts for writing modified data to disk, redo and undo entries for logging and rolling back transactions, checkpoints for database consistency, recovery processes, and shutdown modes for Oracle instances. The document appears to provide an overview of Oracle database architecture, memory structures, transaction logging, recovery fundamentals, and database administration.

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Architecture

Memory Area

Oracle Instance= BGD Process + Memory Area

1 SGA+ Database buffer cache


2 Shared Pool
Shared SQL Area
Row Cache
3 Redo Log Buffer

Command: Show sga

Writing of Modified DataFigure

DBWR Concepts

Logging of ModificationsFigure

Redo Entries

Undo Entries

Log Switch

Important info:

Control Files:

Checkpoints

Database Recovery

Archiving

Other BGD Process

Oracle Directories and Files on SAP SystemsFigure

workprocess connection to Oracle

Note

Net Services

Database Administration Tools

Administrating Oracle Instances

The following shutdown modes are possible:

Unit 2:
Backup, Restore, and Recovery

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