Description

Introduction:

The Informix Dynamics System Administration course provides essential training for effectively managing and optimizing Informix Dynamics environments. Participants will learn key concepts such as installation, configuration, and performance tuning, equipping them with the skills needed to ensure efficient database operations. This course is ideal for database administrators, developers, and IT professionals seeking to enhance their proficiency and improve overall performance and reliability.

Prerequisites:

Before enrolling in the Informix Dynamics System Administration training, participants should possess a foundational understanding of several key areas. Familiarity with operating systems, particularly Linux or Unix, is essential, as these environments are commonly used for Informix installations. A basic grasp of database concepts and SQL is important for understanding how databases function and for executing queries. Knowledge of networking fundamentals will help in configuring client-server connectivity effectively. While not mandatory, having skills in scripting can be beneficial for automating tasks, and any prior experience with Informix databases will enhance the learning experience. This combination of prerequisites ensures participants are well-prepared to engage fully with the course content and maximize their learning outcomes.

 

Table of Contents

1: Overview of the Informix Database Server
2: Preparing for Configuration
3: Configuring Client-Server Connectivity and then Configuring a Database Server
4: Monitoring Dynamic Server

6: Managing Shared Memory
7: Virtual Processors and Threads
8: Disk Architecture
9: Managing and Monitoring Disk Space
10: Physical and Logical Logging

11: The Shared Memory Buffer Pool
12: Fault Tolerance
13: Introduction to Backup and Restore
14: Backup and Restore Using Ontape
15: Temporary Files and Tables
16: Performance Features

17: Monitoring User Activity
18: Event Alarms
19: SQL Admin Functions and Task Scheduler
20: Troubleshooting(Ref: Splunk architect)
21: A Configuration Case

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