Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Practice - Creating Oracle Database with ASM (Part 4 of 4)

The video tutorial covers the management of Oracle ASM components and their auto-restart functionality. It explains how to change users, verify commands, and check the status of Oracle High Availability Services. The tutorial also demonstrates managing databases and listeners using SRVCTL, exploring ASM instances with SQL Plus, and using ASMCMD to explore ASM contents. Additionally, it covers creating tablespaces in ASM disk groups and managing data files.

What is the purpose of the CRCTL command in the context of Oracle High Availability Services?

How can you verify that the auto start HAS is enabled?

What command is used to check the status of resources in the Oracle restart stack?

Describe the process of managing the listener using SRVCTL commands.

What happens when a process goes down in Oracle restart, and how is it handled?

Explain how to list disk groups discovered in ASM.

What is the significance of the SP file in ASM, and where is it saved?

How do you create a tablespace in an ASM disk group without specifying the data file full name?

What is the role of RMAN in managing database data files in ASM?

Summarize the steps taken to manage an ASM instance and a database based on it.