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Distributed Database
Management
This chapter covers the Oracle distributed
database setup, including myriad topics such as Oracle Net,
multithreaded server, and real application clusters (RAC), as well
as distributed databases. In it, I do not attempt to cover every
possible Oracle Net, NET8 or SQLNET option; that is what the Oracle
manuals are for. Rather, I provide a basic setup for a standard
server and discuss the tuning of what will be a new environment to
most DBAs: the Apache Web Server environment.
When I say “distributed database,” I mean
either a set of databases that are connected via a standard
interface protocol, such as TCP/IP, or a set of instances that may
connect to a single set of database files that communicates through
a high-speed interconnect.
A distributed database allows users who are
physically remote from one another to share the same data. A
distributed database makes it possible to have a central set of data
that all the company uses, or a disbursed set of databases that
share information.
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