Oracle Database 12c Release 2 New Features - Paperback

by Bob Bryla (Author), Robert G. Freeman (Author)

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Leverage the New and Improved Features of Oracle Database 12c

Written by Oracle experts Bob Bryla and Robert G. Freeman, this Oracle Press guide describes the myriad new and enhanced capabilities available in the latest Oracle Database release. Inside, you'll find everything you need to know to get up and running quickly on Oracle Database 12c Release 2. Supported by contributions from Oracle expert Eric Yen, Oracle Database 12c Release 2 New Features offers detailed coverage of:

- Installing Oracle Database 12c and Grid Infrastructure
- Architectural changes, such as Oracle Multitenant
- The most current information on upgrading and migrating to Oracle Database 12c
- The pre-upgrade information tool and parallel processing for database upgrades
- Oracle Real Application Clusters new features, such as Oracle Flex Cluster, Oracle Flex Automatic Storage Management, and Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System
- Enhanced and new online operations: tables, indexes, and PDBs
- Oracle RMAN enhancements, including cross-platform backup and recovery
- Oracle Data Guard improvements, such as Fast Sync, and Oracle Active Data Guard new features, such as Far Sync
- SQL, PL/SQL, DML, and DDL new features
- Improvements to partitioning manageability, performance, and availability
- Advanced business intelligence and data warehousing capabilities
- Security enhancements, including privileges analysis, data redaction, and new administrative-level privileges
- Manageability, performance, and optimization improvements

Author Biography

Robert G. Freeman (Waukee, IA) is an experienced author, Oracle Certified Professional, and Oracle ACE. He has authored a number of successful Oracle Press titles and has been working with Oracle databases for more than 20 years.