Oracle DBA level one test for Associate Cerification
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| Oracle Database | show 🗑
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| show | Set of processes and CPU memory structures that control access to an active Oracle Database.
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| show | Oracle instance and an Oracle Database
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| Oracle Net | show 🗑
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| show | Consists of the user and user processes. The user makes requests via the user process. The user process translates to an Oracle SQL or PL/SQL request that is sent to the Oracle Server.
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| show | Consists of server process, the instance and the database. The server process handles communications between the user process and the server. Requests from the user process is passed to the instance processes to be executed against the database.
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| Session | show 🗑
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| show | A central host for user processes. Still follows the client-server interaction with the Oracle Server
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| show | A central database management tool.
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| show | Stuctured Query Language. The standard database programming language to create and manipulate database structure and data.
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| show | A library of application programs that allows other 3rd generation programming languages ( C, Java ) to interact with an Oracle server via SQL language calls. Java provides a library that virtualizes the database removing dependence on a specific DB.
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| show | System memory space shared by all processes that make up an instance. It is created with instance startup and erased with instance shutdown.
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| PGA Program Global Area | show 🗑
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