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This is an introduction to Oracle networking. The guide is designed for beginners, and teaches installation and configuration, as well as covering complex security and troubleshooting topics.

This guide provides information needed to maximize uptime and recovery of data without compromising mission critical systems. There are corporate scenario sections which illustrate practical uses of new tools and methods,

Oracle 8i is a database for the Windows NT/2000 platform. This book begins with looking at the fundamentals of the operating system and installation of Oracle 8i products on Windows NT/2000 and then goes on to cover intermediate and advanced topics such as: architecture: migration; clustering; parallel server; performance monitoring and troubleshooting; and using Oracle Enterprise Manager.

This text introduces various methods for Oracle database backup and recovery. It includes backup and recovery exercises that can be practised at home which allows the reader to test their skills. Hands-on troubleshooting exercises show common issues that can occur during the backup and recovery process and chapter review questions and answers test reader's knowledge and comprehension.

Windows as a platform for databases continues to grow and Oracle on Windows continues to become more important. Written by the team at Oracle, this book provides undocumented tips and techniques and covers issues central to database administration, features of 9i and highlights issues specific to Windows 2000. The core of the book is aimed at providing undocumented tips and techniques for maximizing the utility of the RDBMS. Coverage in this book includes: tuning, and backup and recovery; clustering and standby databases focusing on high availability; features in 9i-highlighting differences between 9i and 8i; centralizing and simplifying database administration using Enterprise Manager; and developing an upgrade and migration strategy.

This text covers how to use JDBC programs with the Oracle8i and 9i databases, including details on the Oracle extensions to JDBC. It demonstrates accessing a database from JDBC using examples and introduces JDeveloper, which provides a productive environment for developing Java programs.

Providing insights and expertise on building mobile applications on the Oracle platform, this text includes in-depth coverage of MobileXML, Oracle's markup language, a complete tag glossary and document type definition of Oracle9iAS Wireless.