Oracle CREATE USER Syntax and Examples

As a database administrator, you may need to give someone else access to the database without giving them full control. For instance, you hire developers to maintain your databases, but you don’t want to give them the ability to access, delete or modify sensitive information. In this case, you must give them access to the database through

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Oracle Database 19c installation requirements on Windows

Are you planning to install Oracle Database 19c on Windows? You need to make sure your environment meets the following requirements to avoid any installation issues. Checking the installation prerequisites is a very important step towards the creation of your database. It not only avoids installation errors, but also optimizes the performance of the future

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Install Oracle Database Client Step by Step

To administer your Oracle Database remotely, you will need to connect to the database instance, especially from an SQL*Plus terminal. To be able to do that, you may install the Oracle Database Client and configure it correctly. The Oracle Client is a software suite allowing you to administer your database remotely, perform basic network configurations,

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Configure & Connect SQL Developer to Oracle Database (19c, 18c, 12c)

Oracle SQL Developer is a free Java based integrated development environment (IDE) that offers complete end-to-end development of your PL/SQL applications, a worksheet for running queries and scripts. On the other hand, it simplifies database management through its user friendly interface. SQL Developer is available on Windows, Linux and Mac Os and is included in

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Creating an Oracle Database 12c – Step by step

In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a database in Oracle 12c step by step using DBCA. With Oracle Database, you typically have a single database that hosts multiple applications. You do not need multiple databases to run different applications. Instead, you can separate the objects that support each different application into different

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Shutting down and Starting the Oracle Instance

This tutorial describes the processes to shut down and start the Oracle instance. After installation, the Oracle instance is started, and the database is open for access by users with database accounts. At some point, you may want to shut down and restart the instance. This tutorial describes the startup and shutdown processes. Shutting Down

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