Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Practice - Creating Oracle Databases (Part 1 of 2)

This video tutorial covers the setup and configuration of Oracle databases on Linux and Windows platforms. It includes steps for setting environment variables, creating listeners, and using the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) in both interactive and silent modes. The tutorial also demonstrates verifying database creation, configuring EM Express for monitoring, and automating database startup on system reboot.

What is the purpose of using the DBCA in silent mode?

What are the basic Oracle database environment variables that need to be checked before invoking the DBCA?

Why is it recommended to create a listener before invoking the DBCA?

What steps should be followed to create a non-CDB database using the DBCA?

What is the significance of the response file created during the DBCA process?

How can you verify that the BMON process is running after the database creation?

What command can be used to check if the HR schema is created in the database?

What steps are involved in creating the HR schema after the database is set up?

What is the purpose of the TNS names.ora file in Oracle database connectivity?

How can you ensure that the Oracle database starts automatically after a system reboot?