R12.2 Oracle Applications System Administrator Fundamentals Course Overview:

The Oracle Applications System Administrator Fundamentals course offers a comprehensive understanding of Oracle Applications Release 12.2 deployment, configuration, and administration. It is tailored for both new and experienced Oracle Applications system administrators. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on labs, participants will learn to effectively manage Oracle Applications components, including Database, Client/Server, Web Server, Forms/Reports Configuration, Apache, Oracle eBusiness Suite, Self Service Technology, OA Framework, and Advanced Security. The course also covers third-party and open-source tools like ssh, Ant, and perl. By the end of the course, students will gain the skills and confidence needed to support Oracle Applications Release 12.2 in an enterprise setting successfully.

Intended Audience:

1. IT professionals in system administration and support roles.
2. Individuals with experience in systems installation, configuration, and troubleshooting.
3. Participants with knowledge of operating systems such as Unix/Linux and a basic understanding of SQL, PL/SQL, and network protocols.
4. Oracle Applications Database Administrators and Oracle E-Business Suite System Administrators.
5. Those with previous experience in Oracle E-Business Suite Applications or ERP systems (beneficial but not essential).
6. Participants with working knowledge in Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web Services.
7. Anyone interested in learning and understanding the fundamentals of Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 Application System Administration.

Learning Objectives of R12.2 Oracle Applications System Administrator Fundamentals:

1. Learn how to install, configure, and maintain Oracle 12.2 applications and database.
2. Understand the responsibilities of an Oracle Applications System Administrator.
3. Acquire the skills to secure and manage Oracle Applications environments.
4. Master database administration principles, database objects, and database instance architecture.
5. Become familiar with terminology and key concepts of Oracle Applications.
6. Practice database startup, shutdown, patching, cloning and data loading techniques.
7. Implement database changes such as database parameter files, database links, database roles, users, and database profiles.
8. Handle performance issues and troubleshoot the database.
9. Learn how to monitor and improve the database performance and availability.
10. Gain knowledge of multi-node environments.
11. Recognize the various types of tablespaces, datafiles and database instances in Oracle 12.2.
12. Implement database migration, backup and recovery strategies.