Oracle AWR Usage training course

•    Oracle performance common components including
    DBTime
    Time Model
    Wait Model (single instance and RAC)
    Statistics Model
    Services (single instance and RAC)
    
•    Review of database architecture (single instance and RAC)
•    Collecting, managing and interpreting AWR reports
•    Collecting, managing and interpreting ASH reports
•    Collecting, managing and interpreting ADDM reports
•    Using SQL to access ADDM reports
•    Using Enterprise Manager/Cloud/Database Express for real time monitoring
•    Real-time monitoring using V$s and DBA views

Exercises
This course provides a series of progressive and thoughtful exercises to reinforce course teaching.  Exercises range from Try-This-Now quick work to longer, more thoughtful  work. Typically, course content is organised so that for every hour of the course, delegates have an exercise to do

Each Delegate Receives
1.    A workbook with a set of course foils and exercises
2.    A course disk with exercises and solutions where appropriate. Exercises include tables and data so that course work can be repeated later.

Automatic Workload Repository report or AWR report (as it is more commonly known as) is a vital tool to collect historical performance statistics of an Oracle Database by DBAs and System Performance engineers

This Oracle AWR training course is very hands-on and includes basic and powerful techniques that can be applied up to and including Oracle12C. This course is packed with explanation, review and straight forward examples.