Oracle 11i System Administration

Catalyst Learning
London, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' By the end of the course, delegates will be able to; manage users and system security, set up and manage printers, create and implement menus, control concurrent processing, set up and manage flexfields and administer workflow & alerts.


Topics Covered:

Oracle 11i Architecture and Directory Structures
Create and Administer Users and Responsibilities
Assign Responsibilities to Users
Register a Custom Application
Create a Data Group
Associate Applications to Data Groups
Create and Modify Menus
Manage Concurrent Programs and Reports
Administer Concurrent Managers
Manage Profile Options
Incorporate a Custom Program
Audit System Resources
Set Up and Manage Printers
Define Resource Consumer Groups
Use Cost Based Optimization
Incorporate Custom Help Files
Administer Folders
Manage Document Sequences
Flexfield Overview
Value sets
Define Key Flexfields
Define Descriptive Flexfields
Oracle Workflow Overview
Oracle Workflow Components
View Notifications
Respond to Notifications
Test and Monitor Workflow Processes
Purge Workflow Data
Oracle Alert Overview

Requirements:

An understanding of Oracle Financials.
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Phone:0800 953 0387

School Address:

175 Tottenham Court Road
London, W1T 7NU
UK

Jobs & Resumes: London
Houses & Roommates: London

PL/SQL
ORACLE Fundamentals
Oracle Program with PL/SQL
PL/SQL Web Applications
SQL Performance Tuning
Forms Web Deployment
DBA Fundamentals
Oracle Database 10g DBA using Enterprise Manager
10g Discoverer for Administrators
Oracle 10g Application Server Administration
Oracle Financials
Solaris Fundamentals

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