please explain database architecture..
Answer / rahul khanke
hi,
basic oracle architecture is devided in 3 stages
1. storage structure
1. physical storage
a. data file
b. control file etc..
2.logical storage
a. tablespace
b. extents etc..
2. memory structure
a. SGA
b. PGA
2. process structure
1. mandatory process
a. SMON
b. PMON etc
2. optional process
and much more
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