Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Practice - Configuring Databases for Shared Server

This video tutorial covers the configuration and monitoring of shared server processes in a database environment. It begins with an introduction to the objectives, followed by steps to connect to shared server processes. The tutorial then details the configuration of shared server processes for the PTP 1 service and demonstrates how to monitor these processes. Finally, it discusses performance and load management, including setting parameters to control the number of shared server processes.

What is the first step to connect to the shared server processes in the database?

What parameters need to be checked to enable shared server processes in the database?

What happens when you try to connect to the database using shared server configuration without proper setup?

How can you verify that the second dispatcher configuration is added?

Describe the process of monitoring shared server processes in the hosting PC.

What is the expected behavior of the shared server processes when the load increases?

What should be done if other user types connect to the database using an alternative connection type?

What is the significance of the Max SHARED SERVERS parameter in managing shared server processes?

How do you connect to the database as sysuser?

What was the outcome of setting the Max shared servers parameter to five?