English Oracle Data Block Row Storage: Mechanism and Verification Steps
Introduction (Summary)In oracle, row storage inside a data block consists of “block header / directory / row data / free...
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English English How to Use Oracle Managed Files (OMF): Complete Guide to Configuration, Procedures, and Operations
Introduction (Summary)Oracle Managed Files (OMF) is a mechanism that auto-names and auto-places data files, temp files, ...
Data Dictionary Internals_en Oracle Move Data Files: Safe Procedures and Examples [Linux/19c]
When reorganizing storage or cleaning up directories in your Oracle environment, knowing how to move data files safely i...
Data Dictionary Internals_en Oracle Tablespace View Complete Guide: Verify Usage Correctly with DBA_* / V$*
This article explains how to correctly verify the usage and size of tablespaces in Oracle and how to expand capacity whe...
English Oracle Tablespace Local Management: How to Create and Choose
Introduction (100–160 chars)In oracle 19c, creating a tablespace with local management automates extent management and s...
Database Design_en Oracle OS Authentication: Configuration Steps and Practical Points
Oracle Database provides two authentication methods: database authentication, which uses credentials managed inside the ...
English Oracle TNS_ADMIN: Proper Usage and Configuration Steps [Linux/19c]
Introduction (Summary)When you want to centrally manage Oracle connection settings, use the TNS_ADMIN environment variab...
English Oracle DBMS_PRIVILEGE_CAPTURE: Introduction to Privilege Analysis
To operate Oracle Database securely, it is important to grant users only the minimum required privileges. Leaving unnece...
Oracle Basics_en Oracle Database Profile Configuration Guide
The basics of account administration are to assign an appropriate profile to each oracle user and standardize password p...
English Oracle Database 19c User Creation and Management
In this article, we will walk through how to create and manage a user in an oracle database, specifically assuming a non...