RelationalDBDesign
SiteMap
Network Config
Network Admin
Network Topology
Network Topology
«Prev
Next»
Network Topology
Oracle Certification
Networking Overview
History Oracle Networking
Distributed Database History
Evolution Network Protocols
Oracle Networked Computers
DB Evolution
Distributed Data
Distributed DB Features
Local Autonomy
Fragmentation Independence
Oracle Topology Overview
DB Links Connectivity
Join Tables Remote Sites
TNS
Inter Communication
SQL App Connection
SQL Handles Connections
SQL Net Version 1
SQL Net Enhancements
Distributed DB Connectivity
Networking Conclusion
Net Services Architecture
Net Parameter Files
Network Component Tools
Components Functions tnsnames.ora
protocol.ora File
TCP.NODELAY option
sqlnet.ora File Location
Sqlnet ora File Characteristics
sqlnet.ora-log
Net Communications Process Level
Create Oracle DBlink
Database Link Connection
SQLnet Architecture Conclusion
ServerSide Configuration
sqlnet Client/Server Components
Listener Manages Oracle Connection
Configuring Oracle Listener
Oracle Net Assistant
Net Assistant Naming Methods
Route Client connection Requests
Set TNS Timeout Value
Setting Listener Password
lsnrctl Listener control Utility
Start listener using lsnrctl
Stop Listener via lsnrctl
Setting Up Protocol Listeners
Client side Configuration
Windows Client Architecture
NET Configuration Assistant
Running Oracle Installer
Overview of Oracle Toplogy - Exercise
Overview of Oracle's Topology solution, part 3
Define Oracle Database Links
Objective:
Define links and try SQL.
Exercise scoring
This exercise is worth a total of 10 points.Respond to the situation described below.
Background
You are the DBA for a company in Spokane that just acquired an Oracle database in Tokyo. You have learned that the remote database in Tokyo is called FUJI and the main user is NIPPON with the password JAPAN. You have created an entry in your Spokane tnsnames.ora file identifying the FUJI database with the service name FUJI, so you are now ready to define your environment.
Instructions
Create a public database link called ASIA for all Spokane users that will allow them to access all the tables granted to the NIPPON user at the FUJI database.
Write a SQL statement to display all the contents of the CUSTOMER table in the FUJI database.
Create a mechanism that lets the Spokane user enter select * from customer; to see the CUSTOMER table in Japan.
Submitting the exercise
Type or paste your answers into the text box below, then click
Submit
to submit and view a results page.
Submit
x
