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  TOPICS:

ORACLE SINGLE INSTANCE ARCHITECTURE

STARTUP & SHUTDOWN MODES

USER MANAGEMENT & TABLE SPACE MANAGEMENT

EXPORT & IMPORT (DATA PUMP)

BACKUPS AND TYPES OF BACKUPS

RESTORATION

DATAGUARD

PATCHING

UPGRADATION

ASM (AUTOMATIC STORAGE MANAGEMENT)

RAC (REAL APPLICATION CLUSTERS)

OGG (ORACLE GOLDEN GATE)

OCI (ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE)


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