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===== Multitenant Architecture ===== | ===== Multitenant Architecture ===== | ||
+ | ==== Advantages ==== | ||
+ | * Database Consolidation | ||
+ | * Reduced Costs | ||
+ | * Rapid Implementation | ||
+ | * Simplified Management | ||
+ | * Separation of Duties | ||
+ | * Simplified Tuning | ||
+ | * Simplified Patching | ||
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+ | ==== Creating a CDB ==== | ||
+ | Create spfile setting parameter ENABLE_PLUGGABLE_DATABASES = TRUE\\ | ||
+ | Create instance by specifying STARTUP NOMOUNT\\ | ||
+ | Create database using CREATE DATABASE command, adding new clause ENABLE_PLUGGABLE_DATABASES. \\ | ||
+ | If you are not using OMF you must either ... \\ | ||
+ | Use the SEED FILE_NAME_CONVERT option or set PDB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT in spfile \\ | ||
+ | Connect to root and run scripts to create data dictionary\\ | ||
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==== Opening / Closing Pluggable Databases ==== | ==== Opening / Closing Pluggable Databases ==== | ||
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Pluggable database dropped.</ | Pluggable database dropped.</ | ||
+ | ==== Plugging In an Unplugged PDB ==== | ||
+ | For this example I will simply plug back in the database that was dropped from above.\\ | ||
+ | If I was moving the PDB to a new location on the server I would need to use the ' | ||
+ | < | ||
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+ | Pluggable database created.</ | ||
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+ | The database is in MOUNTED mode and must be opened after it has been created.\\ | ||
+ | The Service Name was created automatically when the PDB was plugged in. | ||
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