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Oracle System Architecture Interview Questions


Oracle System Architecture Interview Questions

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Shared  Pool is a portion of the SGA that contains shared memory constructs such as shared SQL areas. 
Latest Answer: Shared Pool compromises of Library Cache and Dictionary Cache.Library Cache stores and shares sql stmts where as plsql stmts in memory.Dictionary Cache: Oracle continously request and update information in the data dictionary of the db.To maximize the ...

A  Shared  SQL  area  is  required  to  process  every unique SQL statement submitted to a database and contains information such as the parse tree and execution 
Latest Answer: HiShared SQL  areas are shared memory areas; any Oracle process can use a shared SQL area. The use of shared SQL areas reduces memory usage on the database server, thereby increasing system throughput. Shared SQL areas are aged out of the shared ...

A  Cursor is a handle ( a name or pointer) for the memory associated with a specific statement. 
Latest Answer: cursor is nothing but it is temprary storage area.In other word cursor is a private sql work area whenever issuing sql and pl/sql statements ,it creates a memory area in server.this memory area is know as cursor area. ...

Program Global Area (PGA) is a memory buffer that contains data and control information for a server process. 
Latest Answer: A programme global area is a memory buffer that contains data and consitute the Oracle Database and Instance.Ex: A client server process uses its Pga to hold the state of the session programme variables and packages. ...

A user process is created and maintained to execute the software code of an application  program.  It  is  a  shadow  process  created automatically to facilitate communication 

Server  Process  handle  requests  from  connected  user  process. A server process is in charge of communicating with the user process and interacting with ORACLE carry 

Dedicated Server Configuration and Multi-threaded Server Configuration. 

In a Dedicated Server Configuration a Server Process handles requests for a Single User Process. 

In  a Multi-threaded Server Configuration many user processes share a group of server process. 

A configuration for loosely coupled systems where multiple instance share a single physical database is called Parallel Server. 

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