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    how to design physical database from logical database in
    oracle?

    whar are the guidelines for designing database and
    sizing SGA and other factors?

    Can i get any books or articles on this?

    regards
    atul

    atul

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    designer

    If you would like to create a physical database from a logical database you can use the designer tool of Oracle.
    I am not sure where you could get the documentation for it,
    but designer is a very powerful tool which not only is used to create but reverse engineer and in some cases edit to
    OCP DBA 7.3,8,8i,9i

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    sizing sga

    I almost forgot , as far as the sizing of sga is concerned if you have the manuals for Oracle performance and tunning they have all the information needed.
    OCP DBA 7.3,8,8i,9i

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    Database Modelling in UML

    This article offers a step by step approach to transform a UML object-oriented class model in a purely relational database.

    http://www.methodsandtools.com/archive/archive.php?id=9

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    hi atul


    i afaird that No book will tell u the right size of the SGA rather book will tell u how to think before sizing i.e, it really depands on the workload of the database, how much entries u may have each day and on monthly bases. but one thing u should kept in ur mind to logically devide ur database based on the departments . that is try to think about different tablespace for diff.departments and make multiple files in each tablespace.SGA ROUGHLY SHOULD BE 50% OF UR RAM
    and RAM should be according to workload.


    bhatia_dba

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