Pangkalan data Oracle
Pangkalan data Oracle ialah sebuah pengkalan data hubungan objek yang diterbitkan dan dipasarkan oleh Oracle Corporation. Versi asal pangkalan data ini dibangunkan oleh SDL, sebuah syarikat yang dibentuk pada tahun 1977 oleh Larry Ellison bersama rakan serta bekas rakan sekerjanya, Bob Miner dan Ed Oates. Nama Oracle adalah sempena nama kod bagi sebuah projek biayaan CIA yang Larry pernah terlibat semasa masih bekerja di Ampex.
Pangkalan data Oracle | |
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Pembangun | Oracle Corporation |
Versi terkini/stabil | 18c (18.1)[1] (16 Februari 2018 ) |
Ditulis dalam | Bahasa himpunan, C, C++[2] |
Sistem pengendalian | rentas pelantar |
Jenis | Multi-model database |
Genre | Pangkalan data berbilang model |
Lesen | Berhak milik[3] |
Format fail boleh ditulis | |
Format fail boleh dibaca | |
Pautan berkaitan | |
Tapak web | oracle |
Pautan lain | |
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Struktur fizikal dan logik
suntingSesebuah sistem pangkalan data Oracle—dicam dengan pengecam sistem atau SID (system identifier) abjad-angka[4]—terdiri daripada sekurang-kurangnya satu tika aplikasi serta storan data. Proses-proses biasa termasuklah PMON (pemantau proses) dan SMON (pemantau sistem).
Storan
suntingData disimpan secara logik dalam bentuk ruang jadual manakala dalam bentuk fail data secara fizikal. Ruang jadual boleh diisi dengan pelbagai jenis segmen ingatan, contohnya Segmen Data, Segmen Indeks, dan sebagainya. Segmen pula terdiri daripada satu atau lebih extent, yakni kelompok-kelompok blok data bersempadan. Blok-blok data membentuk unit asas bagi storan data.
DBA boleh meletakkan quota maksimum pada sesuatu storan mengikut pengguna pada setiap ruang jadual.[5]
Skema pangkalan data
suntingKebanyakan pemasangan datang dengan skema lalai bernama SCOTT
. Selepas proses pemasangan membuat jadual-jadual contoh, pengguna boleh melog masuk ke pangkalan data menggunakan nama pengguna scott
dan kata laluan tiger
. Nama skema SCOTT
datang daripada nama Bruce Scott, salah seorang pekerja terawal Oracle (pada ketika itu Software Development Laboratories), yang mempunyai seekor kucing bernama Tiger.[6]
Seni bina proses
suntingProses Oracle
suntingOracle RDBMS selalunya bergantung kepada sekelompok proses yang berjalan serentak di latar sambil berinteraksi dengan pemantau dan mempercepat operasi-operasi pangkalan data. Persekitaran pengendalian yang biasa mungkin melibatkan – sementara mahupun kekal – beberapa proses berdikari berikut (disertakan dengan tatanama singkatannya):[7]
- penggiliran maju (Qnnn)[8]
- pengarkib (ARCn)
- titik semakan (CKPT) *PERLU*
- coordinator-of-job-queues (CJQn): mewujudkan proses hamba untuk giliran kerja secara dinamik
- penulis pangkalan data (DBWn) *PERLU*
- Data Pump master (DMnn)[9]
- pekerja Data Pump (DWnn)[9]
- dispatcher (Dnnn): memultipleks proses-proses pelayan bagi pihak pengguna
- pemantau Data Guard Broker induk (DMON)[10]
- proses hamba giliran kerja (Jnnn)[11]
- penulis log (LGWR) *REQUIRED*
- log-write network-server (LNSn):[12] menyiarkan log-log redo dalam persekitaran Data Guard
- logical standby coordinator process (LSP0): mengawal aplikasi log Data Guard
- media-recovery process (MRP): proses berkecuali pelayan pemulian
- memory-manager process (MMAN): digunakan untuk tugas-tugas pangkalan data dalaman seperti Automatic Shared Memory Management (ASMM)
- memory-monitor process (MMON): process for automatic problem-detection, self-tuning and statistics-gathering[13]
- memory-monitor light process (MMNL): gathers and stores Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) data
- mmon slaves (Mnnnn—M0000, M0001, etc.): background slaves of the MMON process[14]
- netslave processes (NSVn): Data Guard Broker inter-database communication processes[15]
- parallel query execution servers (Pnnn)[16]
- process-monitor process (PMON) *REQUIRED*
- process-spawner process (PSP0): spawns Oracle background processes after initial instance startup[17]
- queue-monitor coordinator process (QMNC): dynamically spawns queue monitor slaves[18]
- queue-monitor processes (QMNn)
- recoverer process (RECO)
- remote file-server process (RFS): in Oracle Data Guard, a standby recipient of primary redo-logs[19]
- monitor for Data Guard management (RSM0): Data Guard Broker Worker process[20]
- shared server processes (Snnn): serve client-requests
- space-management coordinator process (SMCO): coordinates space management (from release 11g)[21]
- system monitor process (SMON) *REQUIRED*
Proses, sambungan dan sesi pengguna
suntingIstilah Pangkalan data Oracle membezakan istilah sains komputer berbeza dalam menggambarkan bagaimana pengguna akhir berinteraksi dengan pangkalan data:
- proses pengguna melibatkan penyeruan perisian aplikasi[22]
- sambungan merujuk kepada laluan yang memautkan proses pengguna kepada tika Oracle[23]
- sesi terdiri daripada kumpulan-kumpulan interaksi tertentu yang didirikan, di mana setiap kumpulan melibatkan satu proses pelanggan dan satu tika Oracle.[24]
Setiap sesi dalam sesebuah tika memiliki pengenal pasti sesi yakni ID sesi (session ID) atau "SID"[25][26] (tidak sama dengan pengenal pasti sistem Oracle, SID), dan mungkin turuk memiliki SPID (pengenal pasti proses sistem pengendalian) berkait.[27]
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The SID automatically defaults to the database name portion of the global database name (sales in the example sales.us.example.com) until you reach eight characters or enter a period. You can accept or change the default value.
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The worker process is named <instance>_DWnn_<pid>. It is the process that actually performs the heavy-duty work of loading and unloading data. The master process (DMnn) creates the worker process.
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Data Guard Monitor (DMON)[:] This Broker-controller process is the main Broker process and is responsible for coordinating all Broker actions as well as maintaining the Broker configuration files.
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The optional net_timeout parameter to the log_archive_dest_n parameter allows the DB As to specify the number of seconds the log writer process (LGWR) waits for a response from the logwriter network server (LNS) before terminating the process.
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MMON Memory Monitor process is associated with the Automatic Workload Repository new features used for automatic problem detection and self-tuning. MMON writes out the required statistics for AWR on a scheduled basis.
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NSVn[:] Data Guard Broker NetSlave Process[:] Performs broker network communications between databases in a Data Guard environment
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Process Spawner Process [...] Spawns Oracle background processes after initial instance startup
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Performs monitoring management tasks related to Data Guard on behalf of DMON
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V$SESSION displays session information for each current session. [...] SID [...] Session identifier
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