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    The document summarizes the architecture of the Oracle 9i database. It lists several components that perform key functions like instance recovery, real application clusters, data guard, distributed recovery, job queue processes, and intelligent agents. It also shows how components interact and where they fit within the Oracle memory structure, including the system global area, shared pool, and process memory.

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    The document summarizes the architecture of the Oracle 9i database. It lists several components that perform key functions like instance recovery, real application clusters, data guard, distributed recovery, job queue processes, and intelligent agents. It also shows how components interact and where they fit within the Oracle memory structure, including the system global area, shared pool, and process memory.

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    The document summarizes the architecture of the Oracle 9i database. It lists several components that perform key functions like instance recovery, real application clusters, data guard, distributed recovery, job queue processes, and intelligent agents. It also shows how components interact and where they fit within the Oracle memory structure, including the system global area, shared pool, and process memory.

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    ORACLE 9i ARCHITECTURE

    QMnn SMON PMON DIAG LMSn LMON LMD DMON MRPn


    Advanced Queueing Instance Recovery Cleans User & Real Application Real Application Real Application Real Application Data Guard Broker Data Guard
    Clean Temp Server Clusters Clusters Clusters Clusters Managed Recovery
    Process ( Optional )
    Segments
    ( Optional ) ( Optional ) ( Optional ) ( Optional ) ( Optional ) ( Optional )
    Collates Free Space

    CJQn RECO
    Coordinator Job System Global Area Checkpoint Queue LRU List
    Distributed Recovery
    Queue Shared Pool Database Buffer Cache
    ( Optional )
    Default 2K
    ( Optional )
    Shared SQL Area F D P Redo Log Buffer Large Pool Java Pool
    I/O Buffer
    Sort Extent
    Library Cache Hash Value
    SQL Source Area Pool
    Snn Execution Plan 4K Used
    Jnnn
    UGA
    Dnnn Memory
    Job Queue Processes
    Replication and
    Shared Servers/ Response Queueing
    Data Dictionary Cache Queue
    Dispatchers
    ( Optional ) Recycle Request
    Fixed Area ( Optional )
    Keep nK 8K
    Queue Free
    Enqueues Latches Other Free Memory
    DBSNMP Memory Pnnn
    Intelligent Agent Parallel Query

    ( Optional )
    ( Optional )
    PGA
    iNnn DBWn CKPT LGWR ARCn
    UGA I/O Slaves Dirty Buffer threshold Shutdown,Log Switch 1. Commits 1. Log Switch
    Stack User Scan 1/2 LRU list log_checkpoint_timeout 2. Checkpoints 2. alter .....
    Space Cursor Sort ( Optional ) Full Checkpoints log_checkpoint_interval 3. Redo Buffer 1/3 full
    Session
    State Area Timeout 3 seconds fast_start_io_target ( Optional )
    Data
    fast_start_mttr_target

    Server
    Process
    Dest_N
    Archived
    Logs
    Duplexed
    Archived
    Database Data Files Data Data Data Data Archived
    tnslsnr Logs
    Logs
    Data Online Redo Logs
    system01.dbf - Data Dictionary Control
    Files

    User RMAN MML


    Process
    Network Files Network Files Server Parameter Misc
    Password Data Guard
    names.ora tnsnames.ora Parameter file(s) file(s)
    File Broker Tape
    Mark E. Fuller cman.ora listener.ora file initSID.ora alert_SID.ora
    orapwSID Config
    Mark.Fuller@oracle.com snmp_r?.ora sqlnet.ora spfileSID.ora configSID.ora trace

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