A continuation of my notes as I study for Oracle's Certified Associate credential:
Different Oracle Database EditionsExpress Edition (1 CPU, 1GB Memory, 4GB Database)
Standard Edition One (2 Sockets CPU, Max Memory, No Limit DB)
Standard Edition (4 Sockets CPU, Max Memory, No Limit DB)
Enterprise Edition (No Limit CPU, Max Memory, No Limit DB)
Difference example: Enterprise Edition has N-tier authentication whereas other editions do not
Difference example: Enterprise Edition allows for data partitioning whereas other editions do not
Different Oracle Configuration Assistants
Initially used as part of the initial Oracle database installation
SQL*Plus Configuration Assistant: configures Oracle Containers for Java (OC4J) in order to connect to the database)
Oracle Net Configuration Assistant(NETCA): configure basic networking for the Oracle database
Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA): configure the actual database
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