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Sabdar Syed.
http://sabdarsyed.blogspot.com/
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21 comments:
Nice Blog.
SYED.
wow and wonderfull, this is a summary of metalink point to point with all the subsections. This is a bird's view for a DBA.
Thanks Syed.
Regards,
Srinivas Balan
Thank you very much for the comments.
Regards,
Sabdar Syed.
hello syed,
thanks very much for this interactive blog platform on Oracle & its paths.When i read the news am always told india is a HUB of IT.I will say u are an IT hub urself as reflected in this blog of urs.I am new to oracle,i want to get certified on OCA & OCP.I need ur experience advice on training materials,Q/A & areas of specialization on exams thanks.
Nice work syed,
Thank you Ustyn and DBA for the comments.
Will consider your valuable comments and imporve the blog articals accordingly.
Regards,
Sabdar Syed.
Thankyou very much for your recovery catalog article.
Dear syed...
i have a rac 10g db. i wanna create recovery catalog . shall i go for a new server for this or create on the same rac db... which one will be better. please advise..
regards
Razi
Thanks for the comments about my blog.
Recovery catalog can be created either on the same server where the source database exists or any other different server which you can think as separate or test /development server. But maintaining the RMAN Catalog on the same server will be a single point of failure i.e. when the source server or disk, where the RMAN Catalog exist , gets crashed then there will be a chance of loosing RMAN Catalog as well. So, it’s always recommended to set up the recovery catalog on different server. Decision is left up to you.
Another important this is that, do to take the backup of recovery catalog database to recover from failures in future.
Regards,
Sabdar Syed.
Bahut changa safdar Bhai..
keep it up.....
Excellent Job Buddy
Congratulations! wish you'll more success in the future & a BIG thank you for generous contributions to the Oracle KB.
I am a frequent reader of all your blogs. I like all your posts.
Regards,
Cleto
It was great to see ur profile to become the second Oracle ACE Winner from Saudi Arabia.
Congratulations! wish you'll more success in the future & a BIG thank you for generous contributions to the Oracle
MOIZ
oHi Sayed,
Congratilations on your new achievement. Wish u a happy new year. Expecting more from you..
Shoukath
Hi Sayed,
Congratulations on your new achievements.
Your blog is too nice.
Keep it up..
Shoukath
Hi Syed,
I am Neel, I am working as a Oracle Application Developer I am OCP (Oracle 9i Application Developer),
i am also interested in DBA track and hence i had started preparation of OCP in DBA track.
But tell me how exactly it will help me carrying the knowledge of both Database and Application Development. What kind of job profile will suit me a lot.
Thanks and Regards,
Neel
Have your own strong decision on choosing your career path i.e. Developer or DBA.
It is not mandatory for DBAs to have the developer experience, but, having developer experience will be value added to DBAs.
You can choose either Oracle Core DBA or Oracle Applications (E-Business) DBA profile.
Suggest you to refer my previous posts on
http://sabdarsyed.blogspot.com/2008/07/grow-that-dba-career.html
http://sabdarsyed.blogspot.com/2008/11/how-to-getgain-real-time.html
Wish you all the best of luck.
Regards,
Sabdar Syed.
Bravo, your blog is very helpful about information concerning oracle certification; thank you for the clarity, the concision and the precision of the explanation.
Regards,
Guy
It's nice blog, very helpful and nice work Syed.
I was browsing the internet for Oracle related stuffs, wow!
such an informative blog...amazing individual. This blog was helpful. Thanks again
Biju Nair
Awesome! information packed blog
Thanks a lot!!!
Biju
It's a great knowledge base for all Oracle DBAs...
Congrats!!!
Regards,
Nasim.
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