SCPT 2: Connecting To Database Instance In Dedicated Server Mode

[@lexuskc]

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Really it is very useful videos for leaning DBA,pl/sql concepts. Thank you so much for your help to the IT people.

[@saikatsarkar7786]

Explained exactly the way I wanted. Really great 👍. Thanks.

[@eechaze12]

I like how you relate to real world examples.Very helpful thanks

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[@cihanemlek2949]

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[@ErJataShanker]

Excellent Explanation . Thank you very much.

[@milankc9318]

Perfect analogy , great tutoring :) thanks

[@AlexSaidit]

Great video and clear explanation.

[@iamshiva03]

Hello sir, thnq for sharing those wonderful tutorials of yours. I absolutely love them, and would humbly request you to share the missing videos SCPT-9, SCPT-22, SCPT-26, SCPT-42, SCPT-49 please.

[@dhivtweety1247]

SivaSankar Kalisetti Hi, can anyone please tell me the difference between data files and Redo log files? Both writes data only after commit? why we need redo when data files are there? If redo holds all information...then uncommitted data will also be there in redo files right? [I CAN NOT COMMENT DIRETLY..I CAN JUST ABLE TO REPLY. SO USING LAST CONVERSATION. DONT MIND ]

[@gauravpant4768]

@Dhiv... Purpose of Redo log files is "recovery". The actual data is written only in data files, but the changes pertaining to database, i.e., sql statements or changed vectors are written to redo log files only, that may be needed in case instance crashes. Suppose instance crashes and data is still not copied from database buffer cache to the data files. So before the DB is brought online, the data files/redo log files and control files must be consistent and hence, it is from the redo log files that the database will know what changes were made to the table(any any other data structure) by applying those changes to data files.

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[@praveenshrivas3864]

Very nice tutorial........Thanks.

[@surajkutteri809]

Thanks a lot...i think these basic are even required by a developer to understand

[@amolnalawade2453]

Very nice explanation Thank :)

[@hoki8296]

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[@JyotiDevi-vv2gq]

very nice explained....thank you...

[@ashokmelody]

Sir, you show connection to machine 'ec2...' using your Unix id & pw. After explaining background processes, you start Sql plus in client machine. Is it correct to understand that you were connected to same db server with 2 instances or you made two connections with Unix id/pw & Sql plus ? If so, what is the difference between the two connections ? Regarding Telnet - Sql plus screens where we type Sql commands is also a telnet connection ? I am at an entry level of learning. Regards.

[@shyamtopradeep]

Very good analogies. Thanks

[@americaexpointernational5277]

Excellent!!

[@1972irp]

wonderful. god bless you

[@avivi0000]

Great tutorial!

[@narasimhag7535]

Excellent...!!!

[@ragupathiram9955]

awesome tutorial

[@shaziariazkhan2924]

Video # 26 is removed from the list. Can you please add video # 26

[@sadiasyed4494]

good teacher

[@Mahesh-pz8cl]

How many dedicated servers are possible, sir?

[@umohanty1]

Bahut bhala

[@chalusan]

hi...what if we dont create any listener ??

[@mridulsrivastava3106]

Nice Video... Thanks :)

[@psy-k7003]

Sir, how would I create database server???

[@Kininet]

Thank You So Much.

[@deezeela]

Thanks very much!

[@rabisankar63]

thanks a ton friend

[@abhishekabhi7025]

sir ur voice is tooo low.....