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

This video tutorial guides you through creating an Oracle 19C non CDB database on a Windows server. It covers setting up the environment, configuring the listener, and using the DBCA utility for database creation. Advanced configuration options, such as memory settings and schema management, are discussed. The tutorial also explains post-creation tasks, including service management and schema activation. Finally, it highlights the differences between silent and interactive modes in DBCA.

What is the command used to verify that no listener is running in the system?

What should you do after entering the Oracle home user password during the DBCA process?

What is the significance of the listener service in Oracle?

How can you check the status of the listener after it has been started?

What options should be disabled during the database creation process?

What should you do if you see a message regarding the sample schema during the installation?

What is the maximum number of data files set by default in the database?

What is the recommended action regarding the HR schema after the database is created?

What is the purpose of the Oracle VSS Writer service?

What steps should be taken to stop and disable the Oracle VSS Writer service?