Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Administration Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A89869-02 |
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This section describes the administrative features introduced by Real Application Clusters.
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Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Concepts for a detailed explanation of this product's new features |
The topic in this section is:
The Oracle9i release 1 (9.0.1) Real Application Clusters features and enhancements described in this section comprise the overall effort to simplify the Oracle cluster software administration process.
The server parameter file is easier to administer than the traditional client-side parameter files used in pre-9.0.1 releases.
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Using automatic undo management simplifies your administrative duties by more efficiently using disk space to manage undo information.
SRVCTL is fully documented for use with Real Application Clusters databases.
The procedures for configuring Recovery Manager (RMAN) in Real Application Clusters databases are simplified. For example, use the CONFIGURE
command to save channel allocation settings; you do not have to manually allocate channels. You can also configure RMAN to automatically backup your control file.
You can execute a BACKUP ARCHIVELOG ... DELETE ALL INPUT
command to delete the logs in all LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_
n locations. You can also execute commands such as BACKUP
, RESTORE
, and so on, directly from the RMAN prompt without having to use a RUN { ... }
command.
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Part III, for more information configuring RMAN and backup and recovery using RMAN in Real Application Clusters |
Use Instance Management to add or delete instances in a Real Application Clusters database. You can also use Template Management to manage database templates. For example, you can copy databases including the data files, or you can create a template from a database and move the template to another system and create a new database using that template.
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Effective with the introduction of Real Application Clusters, all default usernames except SYS
, SYSTEM
, and SCOTT
, expire upon install. To use these names, you must explicitly unlock them.
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