
Corporate Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery Training Course
Edstellar's Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery instructor-led training course equips employees with the skills to develop and implement backup and recovery strategies. Teams will learn to configure RMAN, use flashback technology, manage operations, troubleshoot failures, and ensure data integrity and availability.
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Drive Team Excellence with Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery Corporate Training
Oracle Database 19c is a multi-model database that fully supports relational and non-relational data, such as JSON, XML, text, spatial, and graph data. Backup and recovery involve implementing robust mechanisms to create backups and restore data in case of corruption, loss, or disaster. Effective backup and recovery strategies maintain compliance with data protection regulations, enhance data availability, and support reliable database operations. Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery training course ensures that employees can handle data loss scenarios efficiently, minimize downtime, and maintain data integrity.
Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery instructor-led training course provided by Edstellar can be customized to meet team requirements. The virtual/onsite Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery training course led by expert trainers ensures employees gain the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively protect and restore critical data, ensuring business continuity and compliance with data protection regulations.

Skills Your Employees Will Gain
These are the core, hands-on capabilities your team builds during the program.
- RMAN ConfigurationRman Configuration refers to setting up Oracle's recovery manager for database backup and recovery. This skill is important for database administrators to ensure data integrity and minimize downtime.
- Flashback TechnologyFlashback Technology involves the ability to analyze and utilize past data to enhance decision-making. This skill is important for roles in data analysis, project management, and software development, as it aids in identifying trends, improving processes, and optimizing outcomes.
- Backup StrategiesBackup Strategies involve planning and implementing methods to securely store and recover data. This skill is important for IT roles to ensure data integrity and business continuity.
- Data RecoveryData Recovery is the process of retrieving lost, corrupted, or inaccessible data from storage devices. This skill is important for IT professionals and data analysts to ensure business continuity and safeguard critical information.
- Disaster RecoveryDisaster Recovery is the process of preparing for and recovering from disruptive events. this skill is important for IT professionals to ensure data integrity and business continuity.
- Data IntegrityData Integrity refers to the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of data throughout its lifecycle. This skill is important for roles in data management, analytics, and IT, ensuring informed decision-making and compliance.
What Your Team Will Achieve After This Training
- Create a duplicate database with RMAN for testing, development, or disaster recovery purposes
- Troubleshoot data file loss scenarios using recovery techniques like RESETLOGS or media recovery
- Implement Oracle recovery structures like the Flash Recovery Area (FRA) to manage redo logs and enable fast restores
- Analyze data protection needs to define a backup and recovery strategy with schedules, retention, and disaster recovery
- vPerform complete and point-in-time recoveries from backups using RMAN considering archived redo logs and the Flash Recovery Area
- Apply Recovery Manager (RMAN) commands to perform backups including various types like full, incremental, and compressed backups
- Design a backup strategy using methods like full, incremental, and archived redo logs considering efficiency and recovery time objectives
- Evaluate the use of Flashback features like Flashback Database and Flashback Table to recover from user errors or retrieve historical data
Topics & Program Outline
The curriculum is organized into focused modules built by industry experts and delivered virtually or on-premise. Interactive sessions reflect the evolving demands of the workplace, keeping the learning both relevant and practical.
- Plan and implement a backup and recovery strategy
- Identify critical data
- Define backup schedules
- Define a disaster recovery plan
- Establish recovery objectives
- Outline recovery procedures
- Test a backup and recovery plan
- Conduct test restores
- Validate recovery processes
- Advantages and disadvantages of different backup methods
- Full backups
- Incremental backups
- Backup methods comparison
- Efficiency and performance
- Resource requirements
- Data recovery strategy
- Immediate recovery actions
- Long-term data restoration
- Backup strategy
- Frequency and retention
- Media management
- Validate the recovery strategy
- Regular review and testing
- Adjustments based on testing outcomes
- Architectural components of backup and restore
- Physical components
- Logical components
- Physical database structures
- Data files
- Control files
- Logical database structures
- Tablespaces
- Segments and extents
- Dynamic performance views
- Monitoring views
- Usage examples
- Redo logs, checkpoints and archives
- Redo log configuration
- Managing checkpoints
- Use the flash recovery area (FRA)
- FRA configuration
- FRA management
- The archivelog modes of a database
- Noarchivelog mode
- Archivelog mode
- Configure and use flashback database
- Flashback setup
- Flashback operations
- Monitor flashback database
- Flashback performance
- Monitoring tools
- Flash recovery area space usage
- Managing space
- Usage metrics
- Flashback query
- Query historical data
- Usage scenarios
- Retrieve row history with flashback versions query
- Retrieve changes
- Analyze row history
- Audit or recover from transactions with flashback transactions query
- Transaction analysis
- Recovery options
- Flashback table
- Table-level flashback
- Configuration steps
- Recover dropped tables with flashback drop
- Use the recycle bin
- Restore dropped tables
- The recycle bin
- Overview of recycle bin
- Managing recycle bin
- Recover tables to a point in time with flashback table
- Point-in-time recovery
- Implementation steps
- Flashback database
- Full database flashback
- Configuration
- Flashback restore points
- Create and manage restore points
- Usage scenarios
- Flashback transaction backout
- Undo transactions
- Backout procedures
- Flashback data archive
- Long-term data retention
- Configure and manage
- RMAN features and components
- Key features
- Components overview
- The sysbackup privilege
- Grant and use sysbackup
- Security considerations
- RMAN commands
- Common commands
- Usage examples
- Connect to RMAN
- Connection methods
- Authentication
- Specify the location of RMAN output
- Output configuration
- Managing RMAN logs
- Start up and shut down a target database using RMAN
- Database startup
- Shutdown procedures
- Issue SQL commands in RMAN
- SQL within RMAN
- Create a recovery catalog
- Catalog creation steps
- Configuration settings
- Register a database
- Registration process
- Catalog synchronization
- Unregister a database
- Unregister steps
- Impact and considerations
- Control file information
- Control file contents
- Management techniques
- Virtual private catalogs
- Creating virtual catalogs
- Managing access
- Backup a recovery catalog
- Backup steps
- Recovery catalog protection
- Use a flashback recovery area with RMAN
- FRA integration
- Benefits and usage
- Configure persistent RMAN settings
- Persistent settings
- Configuration examples
- Set retention policies
- Policy configuration
- Retention management
- Configure control file autobackups
- Auto Backup setup
- Usage scenarios
- Integrate RMAN with a media manager
- Media manager setup
- Integration steps
- Channel allocation
- Allocate channels
- Configuration options
- Types of RMAN backup
- Full and incremental
- Backup sets and image copies
- Recovery manager commands
- Command reference
- Usage examples
- Performing backups
- Backup procedures
- Closed and open backups
- Differences and uses
- Incremental backups
- Incremental strategies
- Fast incremental backups using block change tracking
- Block change tracking setup
- Performance benefits
- Backup file image copies
- Image copy backups
- Oracle suggested backup
- Default backup strategy
- Validate backups
- Backup validation
- Listing backups
- Command usage
- Create multisection backups
- Multisection strategy
- Create duplexed backup sets
- Duplexed backups
- Create compressed backups
- Compression options
- Backup the control file to a trace file
- Control file trace
- Backup recovery files
- Recovery file management
- Backup up ASM metadata
- ASM metadata backup
- Change the availability status of backups and copies
- Availability management
- Catalog backups made with operating system commands
- Catalog integration
- Generate backup reports and lists
- Reporting tools
- Cross check backups and copies
- Cross check process
- Delete backups
- Backup deletion
- Update the repository after backup deletion
- Repository management
- Drop database and archival backups
- Archival strategies
- Import and export the recovery catalog
- Catalog migration
- Use data dictionary tables
- Data dictionary usage
- Create an encrypted RMAN backup
- Encryption setup
- Transparent encryption
- Configure transparent encryption
- Password encryption
- Password-based encryption
- Use different encryption modes
- Encryption options
- The automatic diagnostic repository
- ADR overview
- The data recovery advisor
- DRA usage
- Understanding RMAN messages and the error stack
- Error interpretation
- Diagnose data file loss
- File loss scenarios
- Recovery with RESETLOGS
- Resetlogs recovery
- Dealing with block corruption
- Block corruption diagnosis
- Restore and recover
- Basic concepts
- Instance failure and crash recovery
- Recovery scenarios
- Media failure
- Media recovery
- An overview of complete recovery
- Complete recovery steps
- An overview of point in time recovery
- Point in time recovery
- Recovery with RESETLOGS
- Resetlogs overview
- Perform recovery in NOARCHIVELOG mode
- Recovery steps
- Perform complete recovery in archivelog mode
- Recovery steps
- Use the flash recovery area for fast recovery
- FRA integration
- Automatic tempfile recovery
- Tempfile recovery
- Identify the database files to restore and recover
- File identification
- Preview backups used in restore operations
- Backup preview
- Apply incremental backups to restore datafile image copies
- Incremental application
- The switch command
- Switch usage
- The data recovery advisor
- DRA usage
- Perform incomplete recovery (PITR)
- PITR steps
- Restore and recover a tablespace
- Tablespace recovery
- Restore and recover datafiles
- Datafile recovery
- Recover a datafile not backed up
- File recovery
- Table recovery from backups
- Table recovery
- Recover individual data blocks
- Block recovery
- Restore the server parameter file
- SPFILE recovery
- Restore the control file
- Control file recovery
- Re-create the password file
- Password file creation
- Handling redo log file loss
- Redo log recovery
- Restore and recover the database on a new host
- Host migration
- Restore RMAN encrypted backups
- Encrypted backup recovery
- Disaster recovery
- Disaster scenarios
- Tablespace point in time overview
- TSPITR concepts
- Tablespace point in time example
- TSPITR implementation
- Transport tablespaces
- Tablespace transport steps
- Transport databases
- Database transport steps
- Database duplication
- Duplication concepts
- Duplication options
- Available methods
- Create files for the duplicate database
- File creation steps
- Prepare the auxiliary instance for duplication
- Auxiliary setup
- Create a duplicate database
- Duplication steps
- Clone a running database
- Cloning process
- An overview of using cloud control to clone a running database
- Cloud control cloning
- Targetless duplication of a database
- Targetless methods
- Duplication enhancements from 18c
- New features
- Tune recovery manager overview
- RMAN tuning concepts
- Restore and recovery performance best practices
- Performance tuning
- Multiplexing in RMAN
- Multiplexing concepts
- Diagnosing performance bottlenecks
- Bottleneck identification
Who Should Attend?
This program suits professionals at many levels across the organization, including:
- Database Administrators
- IT Administrators
- Data Analysts
- Systems Engineers
- Backup Administrators
- Recovery Specialists
- Data Engineers
- Technical Support Engineers
- IT Support Specialists
- Application Developers
- Systems Analysts
- Managers
What are the Prerequisites?
Employees with a basic understanding of relational databases, familiarity with Oracle Database architecture and administration, experience with SQL and PL/SQL, knowledge of relevant operating systems can take up the Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery training course.
Choose the Format That Fits Your Team
We design training your teams actually engage with, and deliver it the way that suits you best. Through a vetted global trainer network, Edstellar runs sessions in 10+ languages with consistent quality anywhere.



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What Sets Edstellar Apart
Experienced Trainers
Our trainers are drawn from a vetted global network and bring years of industry expertise, keeping every session practical and impactful.
Proven Quality
With a strong global track record, Edstellar is known for quality and engaging delivery.
Industry-Relevant Curriculum
Our programs are built by experts to match the demands of today's industry.
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Every program can be tailored to your organization's goals.
Comprehensive Support
We provide pre- and post-session support for a complete learning experience.
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We deliver in multiple languages to support diverse global teams.
Hear from Organizations We've Trained
"This Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery course was exactly what I needed to advance my career. As a Senior Machine Learning Engineer, mastering practical applications has become crucial for my success. I use daily. I've successfully implemented these advanced techniques in production environments with measurable impact. The real-world examples and deep dive into hands-on exercises were particularly valuable for my professional growth.”
Roscoe Crawford
Senior Machine Learning Engineer,
Database Optimization Services Firm
"The Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery training enhanced my ability to architect and implement sophisticated technical mastery strategies. Understanding industry best practices through intensive real-world case studies frameworks to optimize strategic initiatives. Our client satisfaction scores improved by 35% across all accounts. The detailed exploration of practical simulations provided methodologies I leverage in every engagement.”
Oliver Nieminen
Lead AI Engineer,
Data Storage Platform Company
"The Oracle Database 19c: Backup and Recovery training transformed our team's entire approach to professional expertise management and execution. As a Principal Data Architect, the extensive coverage of advanced these proven concepts to enhanced capabilities. We've successfully deployed these methodologies across all regional operations centers. Our team's productivity and solution quality have improved measurably, validating this investment.”
Mohan Paul
Principal Data Architect,
Database Administration Services
“Edstellar’s IT & Technical training programs have been instrumental in strengthening our engineering teams and building future-ready capabilities. The hands-on approach, practical cloud scenarios, and expert guidance helped our teams improve technical depth, problem-solving skills, and execution across multiple projects. We’re excited to extend more of these impactful programs to other business units.”
Aditi Rao
L&D Head,
A Global Technology Company
Recognition That Motivates Your Team
Upon successful completion of the training course offered by Edstellar, employees receive a course completion certificate, symbolizing their dedication to ongoing learning and professional development.
This certificate validates the employee's acquired skills and is a powerful motivator, inspiring them to enhance their expertise further and contribute effectively to organizational success.


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