Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Deployment and Performance Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A89870-02 |
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Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Deployment and Performance explains the deployment issues for applications that use an Oracle9i Real Application Clusters database. This manual also provides post-deployment information about tuning Real Application Clusters environments for optimal performance.
Information in this manual applies to Real Application Clusters as it runs on all operating systems. Where necessary, this manual refers to platform-specific documentation.
See Also:
The Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Documentation Online Roadmap to help you use the online Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Documentation set |
This preface contains these topics:
Oracle9i 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 Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Concepts and you should have installed Real Application Clusters using the document Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Installation and Configuration and related platform-specific documentation.
The five parts of this book and their contents are:
Part One introduces the high-level aspects of deploying applications in Real Application Cluster by describing how to take advantage of Oracle9i features. It also describes deployment of internet-based applications in e-commerce and data warehousing environments.
This chapter provides an overview of deployment issues for Real Application Clusters environments.
This chapter briefly describes the deployment of online e-commerce-based and data warehousing applications for Real Application Clusters.
Part Two describes technical issues and database design techniques for deploying scalable applications with Real Application Clusters.
This chapter describes how to optimize the scalability of your applications for deployment in Real Application Clusters environments.
This chapter describes Real Application Clusters database design issues such as block and extent operations, contention reduction, and resource control strategies.
Part Three describes procedures for monitoring and tuning performance in Real Application Clusters.
This chapter presents general tuning recommendations for Real Application Clusters.
This chapter describes how to monitor and tune inter-instance performance in Real Application Clusters.
Part Four describes monitoring the performance of Real Application Clusters databases using Oracle Enterprise Manager.
This chapter explains how monitor and tune Real Application Clusters databases with Oracle Enterprise Manager.
Part Five contains reference information for Real Application Clusters deployment and performance.
This appendix explains how to override the Real Applications default resource control mechanisms.
This appendix describes a case study for deploying Real Application Clusters.
The glossary defines terms used in this book as well as terms relevant to the subject matter of this book.
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Many of the examples in this book use the sample schemas of the seed database, which is installed by default when you install Oracle. Refer to Oracle9i Sample Schemas for information about how these schemas were created and how to use them.
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