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Kellyn Pot'Vin Sr. Technical Consultant

This document provides an overview of Oracle Database 12c and pluggable databases. Some key points: - Oracle 12c was released in June 2013 and introduced pluggable databases (PDBs) as a major new feature, allowing databases to be plugged into a container database (CDB) for easier management and consolidation. - PDBs allow resources like the SGA and background processes to be shared in the CDB while maintaining security and auditability for each PDB. This simplifies administration and improves consolidation density. - PDBs can be unplugged from one CDB and plugged into another for migration, upgrading, patching, or moving to different hardware.

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Kellyn Pot'Vin Sr. Technical Consultant

This document provides an overview of Oracle Database 12c and pluggable databases. Some key points: - Oracle 12c was released in June 2013 and introduced pluggable databases (PDBs) as a major new feature, allowing databases to be plugged into a container database (CDB) for easier management and consolidation. - PDBs allow resources like the SGA and background processes to be shared in the CDB while maintaining security and auditability for each PDB. This simplifies administration and improves consolidation density. - PDBs can be unplugged from one CDB and plugged into another for migration, upgrading, patching, or moving to different hardware.

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Kellyn PotVin
Sr. Technical Consultant
* Westminster, CO
* Oracle ACE Director
* Sr. Technical Consultant at Enkitec, LP.
* Training Days Director for RMOUG, presenter at
numerous conferences, (Next up OOW!)
* Database Track Lead for ODTUGs KSCOPE
* Lead author and co-author on couple of books,
latest, Expert Enterprise Manager 12c from Apress
* Current hobby is WIT, (Women in Technology) and
O.W.L., (Oracle Without Limits) for RMOUG 2014

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* Released June 25th, 2013 to the general public
* Loads of new features, Pluggable Database is
the most anticipated and talked about.
* Beta program was very successful, ran for over
1 year to test through partners and user groups
the features and capabilities of product.
* Multi-Tenancy is the new THANGdont forget!
* Everything is going the way of the cloud- SaaS,
DBaaS, PaaSthen DBAs

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* Concept is familiar to MySQL and MSSQL DBAs
as attach/detach with standard system/user
database.
* Allows sharing of SGA, background processing
and most of data dictionary into Container
Database, (CDB)
* aka multi-tenancy offers high sharing, secure
containment of databases and lower costs.
* Allows easy migration of user/pluggable
databases, (PDB) between platforms, releases
and systems.

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* Shared SGA and PGA
* Single set of
Background Processes
* All in Container
Database
* Pluggable databases,
plugged in to
container database
* EM Express Default
Installation for Added
Support

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* Ability for resources to be shared and yet
security and environment to be separate for
auditing and processing purposes.
* Exceptionally valuable when consolidating and
offering maximum return on investment.
* Simplifies administration.

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* Oracle System dictionary resides in the
Container Database.
* The SGA and PGA global allocation
* RAC and Dataguard compatible
* CDB Root Namespace
* High Consolidation Density by sourcing so much
in the CDB!
* Where first virtualization and many Oracle
Homes created more complexity and upkeep in
previous versions of Oracle.

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* High Consolidation Density
* Rapid Patches and Upgrading
* Manage Many Database as One
* Advanced and Dynamic Resource Management
of Shared Resources
* Rapid Provisioning and Cloning

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* Sealed off from any other PDB and self-
contained.
* Read-only copy of CDB data dictionary
* Will use service names over Oracle SID for
connections.
* Pre-12.1 databases can be migrated into PDB
* Rman, Dataguard can be at PDB level or CDB
level! PDB has granular control over both.

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* Simple unplug method
* Database is simple XML output file.

* Plugging in is simple commands/file direction


* Simple cloning from one pluggable to another.
* Each Pluggable is self-contained
* Take extra care when utilizing OMF, (Oracle
Managed Files) Clone Failures can occur with
standard clone and creation scripts.

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* Migrate to new platform
* Migrate to new hardware
* Migrate and upgrade to new database release
* Move database with ease to new system with
more resources.
* Added enhancement for high availability, as
moving is straight forward.

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* CON_ID=0 is for instance level.
* CON_ID=1 is for the Container database
* CON_ID=2 is for the seed database
* CON_ID>1 is for pluggables

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* One word:
CON_ID
Select name, con_id from
v$active_services
where con_id !=1;

* Utilize many of your same queries, but add into


where clause, CON_ID=<con_id for PDB>; using
the v$/GV$ views

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* ALTER SESSION SET CONTAINER = pgtst12c2;
* Show statements:

* And once you have altered your session-

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Same V$ query youd use to look at datafiles in
previous versions, just added the con_id to the
where clause!

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* These replace the DBA Views when you move from
single instance to Pluggable database.
* Easily replaced, comfortable scripting, just replace
your DBA with CDB:

* Yes, there are over 900 new CDB views


* Two PDB views at Container level

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* All data is shown with subcategory of what PDB
derived from in main AWR report.

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* This includes Datafiles and Objects

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* Top Container

* Very little data broken down by PDB at this


time:

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* Marketed as replacement for DB Console
* Available to PDBs post configuration of the DBMS
package (DBMS_XDB_CONFIG.SETHTTPPORT).
* High performance tools available with no overhead
to database.
* Great tool to grant to developers if you arent
willing to grant access to EM12c.
* Has own entry in listener.ora, (yes listener must be
running to connect)
* Uses FlashPlayer currently, but will be rewritten
soon!

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* Virtualbox has a lot of support from Oracle
* VMWare is the most trusted.

* Images easy to locate.


* Shortcuts can save you a lot of time.

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* Call for Abstracts are Open!
* Best Grass-roots Conference in the US!!
* February in Denver, CO.

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