I. Oracle performance turning methodology
b. Oracle diagnostic tools
c. Views, utilities, and files
e. The primary importance of SQL tuning
f. Operating system related issues
g. Tuning the Shared Pool memory structure, the Buffer Cache
memory structure, and the Redolog Buffer memory structure
II. Database configuration and I/O issues
a. Space management and performance
b. Diagnosing and resolving performance issues associated with
the multi-threaded server
c. Optimizing sort operations
d. Configuring memory and disk resources to optimize sort
operations
e. Identifying and resolving I/O, data storage, and database
configuration issues
III. Tuning rollback segments
a. Checking rollback segment performance
b. Monitoring and detecting lock contention
c. Latch contention and additional contention issues
d. User connection and Network tuning
e. Tuning with Oracle Expert
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