Oracle 11i System Administrator Training Course
 Oracle 11i System Administrator trainig course is a 7-part series that will provide learners
with the skills and knowledge needed to setup, configure, and manage users, and resources. The first course introduces the
concepts and fundamentals of Oracle Applications Security and the two core security layers of access control, Function Security and Data Security.
The second course introduces implementation of Oracle User Management and resource auditing. In the third
course, learners will be introduced to the concepts and setup of concurrent programs and profile options management.
The fourth course covers concepts and tasks associated with printer management, and customizing print options. The
fifth course introduces configuration of personalizations and the benefits of the workflow process and describes different
types of workflow components. The sixth course covers mandatory and optional tasks that are performed to set up
Oracle Workflow and introduces the Oracle Applications Manager (OAM). The seventh and final course explores the
different tasks and duties a DBA and system administrator perform to administer Oracle Applications. The major areas
covered in this series include: - Fundamentals of Oracle Applications Security. - Implementation of Oracle User
Management and resource auditing. - Setup of concurrent programs and profile options management. - Printer
Management and Form Personalization. - Configuration of personalizations at different levels. - Workflow process and
different types of workflow components. - Mandatory and optional tasks to setup Oracle Workflow. - Tasks and duties of an Oracle Application DBA and system administrator.
Included with the 11i Administration Course:
- Interactive Multi-Media Training with Audio Track
- Practice simulated lab exercises
- Training Time: Over 24 hours of training
- Interactive Review questions
- Available in CD-ROM or Online formats
- Co-developed training with Oracle.
- Audience
The target audience is Functional Implementers
- Please Note our training courses online and CD are not 100% mapped to the certification exams
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Please check Oracle’s Website for exact certification requirements
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Online Oracle 11i Bundle Best Value
One Year Access
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$699.00
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CD-ROMs Oracle 11i Bundle Best Value
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$899.00
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Courses Individually
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CD-ROM Administration Course
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$299.00
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Online Administration Course
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$299.00
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Application, Function, and Data Security Training
Course Overview
In this course, learners will be introduced to the concepts and fundamentals of Oracle Applications Security. This
course will also cover various layers of access control in Oracle Applications Security. In addition, it will provide detailed
information on two core security layers of access control, Function Security and Data Security.
Learn To
- Identify features of Core Security layers of access control in Oracle Applications security.
- Identify features of Oracle User Management layers of access control in Oracle Applications security.
- Identify the entities involved in managing Function Security.
- Identify the steps to define a new user for Oracle Applications training.
- Identify the components of a responsibility.
Objectives
Unit 1: Introducing Oracle Applications Security
- Identify features of Core Security layers of access control in Oracle Applications security.
- Identify features of Oracle User Management layers of access control in Oracle Applications security.
Unit 2: Managing Oracle Applications Security
- Identify the entities involved in managing Function Security.
- Identify the steps to define a new user for Oracle Applications.
- Identify the components of a responsibility.
- Identify the steps to define a data group.
- Identify the steps to create a new responsibility.
- Identify features of menus.
- Identify guidelines for defining a new menu structure and creating a menu.
- Identify the steps to create menus.
- Identify the steps to create query-only functions.
- Identify components and privileges of Data Security.
User Management and Resource Auditing
Course Overview
In the Oracle 11i 10 System Administration User Management and Resource Auditing course, learners will be
introduced to the concepts and implementation of Oracle User Management and resource auditing.
Learn To
- Privileges of different types of users in Oracle User Management.
- Identify steps in different phases of Oracle User Management implementation.
- Features of roles.
- Identify features of Oracle Applications that help you audit its performance and resources.
- Features of different types of reports used for auditing.
- Identify the steps to monitor users.
Training Objectives
Unit 1: Oracle User Management
- Identify privileges of different types of users in Oracle User Management.
- Steps in different phases of Oracle User Management implementation.
- Identify features of roles.
- Advantages of roles over responsibilities training.
- Identify the steps to define a new role.
- Features of delegated administration.
- Identify the steps to set up delegated administration.
- Different registration processes.
- Identify the steps to create a registration process.
Unit 2: Auditing System Resources
- Identify features of Oracle Applications that help you audit its performance and resources.
- Features of different types of reports used for auditing.
- Identify the steps to monitor users.
- Steps to set up AuditTrail.
System Administration Concurrent Management and Profile Options
Course Overview
In this course, the learner will be introduced to the concepts and setup of concurrent programs and profile options management.
Learn To
- Identify features of concurrent processing.
- Schedule concurrent requests.
- Identify the uses of different options in the Requests window.
- Features of defining a concurrent manager.
- Identify benefits of parallel concurrent processing.
- Identify features of program libraries.
- Features of profile hierarchies.
- Identify different types of profile options.
Training Objectives
Unit 1: Managing Concurrent Programs and Reports Administration
- Features of concurrent processing.
- Schedule concurrent requests.
- Identify the uses of different options in the Requests window.
- The statuses of different phases of the concurrent request process.
- Identify features of different types of log files.
- Processes involved in managing log files.
- Identify the steps to create request groups.
- Steps to create a coded request group.
- Identify features of request sets.
- Steps to define a request set.
- Identify privileges of different users on request sets.
Unit 2: Administering Concurrent Managers
- Identify features of defining a concurrent manager training.
- Benefits of parallel concurrent processing.
- Identify features of program libraries.
- Features of a work shift.
- Identify features of specialization rules.
- Identify features of concurrent request types.
- Identify features of a conflict domain.
- Functions you can perform to control concurrent managers.
Unit 3: Managing Profile Options
- Features of profile hierarchies.
- Identify different types of profile options.
Printer Management and Form Personalization Course
Course Overview
The course covers concepts and tasks associated with printer management, such as registering a new printer, printing
with the pasta utility, and customizing print options. The course also focuses on demonstrations essential for
personalizing forms. In addition, the course contains information about the basic, intermediate, advanced, and administrative concepts related to forms personalization.
Learn To
- Identify features of print definition components.
- Steps to define a new printer using custom components.
- Identify features of the Pasta utility.
- Features of Form Personalization.
- Identify features of basic concepts associated with Form Personalization.
- Implement the basic concepts in Form Personalization
Administration Training Objectives
Unit 1: Introduction to Printer Management
- Features of print definition components.
- Steps to define a new printer using custom components.
- Identify features of the Pasta utility.
- Steps to define a printer type to use Pasta.
- Identify features of PrintForms.
- Reasons to customize the printer components.
- Match the methods for invoking a printer driver with their descriptions.
- Identify features of the methods involved in initiating printing.
- Identify features of parameters used in the driver method for spooling.
Unit 2: Form Personalization
- Identify features of Form Personalization.
- Features of basic concepts associated with Form Personalization.
- Implement the basic concepts in Form Personalization.
- Identify features of the types of triggers.
- Features of Conditions.
- Features of sequences and contexts.
- Identify the results of string evaluation.
- Guidelines to enable multilingualism.
- Common actions associated with different action types.
- IConcepts to debug forms in Form Personalization.
- The steps for implementing the intermediate concepts associated with Form Personalization.
- Identify features of global variables.
- Identify features of Query-by-Example (QBE) mode.
- Features of special menu entries.
- Steps to implement Zoom.
- Identify the steps for implementing the advanced concept of Zooming associated with Form Personalization.
- Steps to administer form personalization.
Personalization and Workflow Components Training
Course Overview
In this course, learners will be introduced to the concept and configuration of personalizations at different levels. The
course also introduces the learners to the benefits of the workflow process and describes different types of workflow components.
Learn To
- Identify features of personalizations.
- Match the profile options configured to enable or disable page personalization with their features.
- Identify steps to perform administrator-level page personalization.
- Identify benefits of using Oracle Workflow.
- Match tiers of Oracle Workflow architecture with their features.
- Match components of Oracle Workflow with their features.
Objectives
Unit 1: Personalizing OA Framework Pages
- Identify features of personalizations.
- Match the profile options configured to enable or disable page personalization with their features.
- Identify steps to perform administrator-level page personalization.
- Identify steps to personalize the UI of a page at the user level.
- Identify the tasks that can be performed to manage personalizations.
Unit 2: Oracle Workflow
- Identify benefits of using Oracle Workflow.
- Match tiers of Oracle Workflow architecture with their features.
- Match components of Oracle Workflow with their features.
- Tasks performed by the Workflow Engine while executing the workflow process.
- Identify the steps to load and run a workflow process.
- Identify features of the Business Event System.
Workflow and Applications Manager
Course Overview
This course covers the mandatory and optional tasks that are performed to set up Oracle Workflow. It also introduces
the learners to Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) and its benefits. In addition, it explores options to monitor system
performance, critical activities, and business flows of an organization. Finally, it covers features that help in diagnosing and resolving system issues.
Learn To
- Identify the mandatory steps for setting up Oracle Workflow.
- Options that enable you to set up global workflow preferences.
- Identify key concepts related to setting up an Oracle Workflow directory service.
- Features of Oracle Applications Manager (OAM).
- Features of the Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) console.
- Identify tasks to set up different features of the Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) console.
Training Objectives
Unit 1: Setting Up Oracle Workflow
- Identify the mandatory steps for setting up Oracle Workflow.
- Options that enable you to set up global workflow preferences.
- Key concepts related to setting up an Oracle Workflow directory service.
- Identify key concepts related to setting up background engines.
- Steps for configuring the Business Event System.
- Options to schedule agent listeners and propagation.
- Identify the optional steps that you can perform while setting up Oracle Workflow.
Unit 2: OAM
- Features of Oracle Applications Manager (OAM).
- Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) console.
- Different features of the Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) console.
- Options to check the system status and performance in OAM.
- Key concepts related to monitoring critical activities in Oracle Applications Manager (OAM).
- Identify key concepts related to monitoring business flows in Oracle Applications Manager (OAM).
- Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) to monitor Oracle E-Business Suite security training.
- Monitor system alerts, logs, metrics, and databases in Oracle Applications Manager (OAM).
- Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) to monitor forms.
- Identify features provided by Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) for monitoring JServ instances.
- Key concepts related to managing hosts in Oracle Applications Manager (OAM).
- OAM to diagnose and resolve system issues.
- Match types of Troubleshooting Wizards with their features.
- Identify the steps to use the Support Cart in OAM.
DBA Activities Training
Course Overview
In this course, learners will be introduced to different tasks and duties a DBA and a system administrator perform to
administer Oracle Applications. The tasks and duties discussed in this course are Application DBA duties, folder administration, custom program addition, help customization, and document sequencing.
Learn To
- Identify the steps for assigning resource consumer groups.
- Identify features of cost-based optimization (CBO).
- Identify the components of the Network Test window that you use to evaluate network performance.
- Create a folder.
- Identify the steps to assign folder definitions.
- Identify the steps to assign the ownership of a folder.
- Sequence the steps to integrate a custom program with Oracle Applications.
- Identify the components of the Concurrent Program Executable window that you use to convert a program to an executable.
- Components of the Concurrent Programs window that help you define the details of a concurrent program.
- Steps to customize help files.
- Methods to link help files.
- Steps to use the Help Builder utility.
- Features of document sequences.
- Identify the steps to define document sequences.
Training Objectives
Unit 1: Application DBA Administration Duties
- Steps for assigning resource consumer groups.
- Cost-based optimization (CBO).
- Components of the Network Test window that you use to evaluate network performance.
Unit 2: Folders
- Create a folder.
- Identify the steps to assign folder definitions.
- Identify the steps to assign the ownership of a folder.
Unit 3: Custom Programs
- Sequence the steps to integrate a custom program with Oracle Applications.
- Components of the Concurrent Program Executable window that you use to convert a program to an executable.
- Components of the Concurrent Programs window that help you define the details of a concurrent program.
- Identify components of the Concurrent Program Parameters window that enable you to define program parameters training.
Unit 4: Help Files
- Steps to customize help files.
- IMethods to link help files.
- Identify the steps to use the Help Builder utility.
Unit 5: Document Sequences
- Features of document sequences.
- Identify the steps to define document sequences
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