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Oracle DBA - August 28, 2008 at 17:10 pm by Amit Satpute

How do you increase the performance of %LIKE operator?

The % placed after he search word can enable the use of index if one is specified in the index column. This performs better than the other two ways of using % - before the search word OR before and after the search word.

What is a standby database? Difference between Physical and logical standby databases.

A standby database is a backup database that can be promoted should the primary fail.

A physical standby database is created from an existing other database. This other database will then be the primary database.

Logical Standby database makes the dml statements using archivelogs generated and applies to the secondary database. Logical standby database permits you to add additional objects like tables, indexes, etc to the database. 

What is Cache Fusion Technology?

Cache fusion treats multiple buffer caches as one joint global cache.This solves the issues like data consistency internally, without any impact on the application code or design. Cache fusion technology eases the process of a very high number of concurrent users and SQL operations without compromising data consistency.

What is simple replication and advance replication?

Replication is the process of creating and maintaining replicas of database objects in a distributed database system.

In simple replication, you create a snapshot, a table corresponding to the query's column list. When the snapshot is refreshed, that underlying table is populated with the results of the query. As data changes in a table in the master database, the snapshot is refreshed as scheduled and moved to the replicated database.

Advanced replication allows the simultaneous transfer of data between two or more Master Sites. There are considerations to keep in mind when using multi-master replication. The important ones are sequences (which cannot be replicated), triggers (which can turn recursive if you're not careful) and conflict resolution.

How are the indexes updated?

Whenever a table partition is modified using a DDL command, the associated index partitions are placed in the default tablespace or in the same tablespace as the data segments. This has been an issue with the previous releases of the Oracle databases.

With the Oracle 10g release, it has become possible to modify the partitioned table, using the UPDATE INDEXES clause. It can rebuild the associated index segments automatically. It helps to reduce the level of management needed and also enhances the availability of the data in the table.

You can create and Alter the table and update indexes to reflect the changes.

Latches vs Enqueues

Enqueues permit several concurrent processes to have varying degree of sharing of resources. Any object which can be concurrently used, can be protected with enqueues. The enqueue is obtained using an OS specific locking mechanism. An enqueue allows the user to store a value in the lock.

In latches there is no ordered queue of waiters like in enqueues. Latch waiters may use wakeup timers and retry or spin (only in multiprocessors). Since the processes keep trying concurrently, any process can get the latch. The first process to try might be the last one to get.    


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