Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Introducing the Section-20

The video tutorial covers Oracle's tools and processes for upgrading databases to higher releases, focusing on the standard approach for upgrading to release 21 C. It includes steps for upgrading databases both with and without ASM, highlighting Oracle's facilitation of the upgrade process.

What is one of the key features of Oracle's tools for database upgrades?

• They are designed for low availability.

• Manual intervention is required at every step.

• They are incompatible with existing configurations.

• They offer automated processes with high availability.

What is the focus of the standard Oracle approach discussed in the video?

• Upgrading multi-instance databases to release 19 C.

• Upgrading single instance databases to release 21 C.

• Downgrading databases to earlier versions.

• Migrating databases to cloud platforms.

What is the first step in the database upgrade process described?

• Performing a backup of the database.

• Migrating data to a new server.

• Upgrading the database without ASM.

• Upgrading the database with ASM.

What does ASM stand for in the context of Oracle databases?

• Active System Monitor

• Application Service Manager

• Automated Storage Management

• Advanced Security Module

How does Oracle facilitate the database upgrade process?

• By requiring third-party software.

• By providing manual scripts for each step.

• By offering only basic upgrade instructions.

• Through automated tools that adapt to configurations.