HOME ABOUT ME ARTICLES BOOKS SCRIPTS FORUMS(OTN) About me Nassyam Basha – CKPT Nassyam Basha is a database administrator. He has about 10 years of IT experience, with the last eight years as a production Oracle DBA. He currently works as a senior principal consultant at Data Intensity. He is a post-graduate who has a master’s degree in computer applications from the University of Madras. He started working with dBase and FoxPr and has participated in several projects with FoxPro and Oracle Database starting from Oracle 7. He is an Oracle 11g Certified Master and was awarded the Oracle ACE Director title from Oracle. He is skilled with Oracle technologies such as Data Guard, RMAN, RAC, Cloud Control, and performance tuning. He has completed hundreds of Data Guard setups with major Data Guard–related issues on all platforms and has worked with business-critical production databases. He actively participates in Oracle-related forums such as OTN with a status of Super Hero, participates in Oracle Support with the title of Guru, and acts as an OTN moderator. He also has written numerous articles for OTN and Toad World with the status of Master, Legend, Guru, and Celebrity. He maintains an Oracle technology–related blog (www.oracle-ckpt.com) and is reachable at nassyambasha@gmail.com. Oracle ACE Director Nassyam has been honored as Oracle ACE Director based on his extraordinary contributions to the Oracle community in the year 2015. Named as the 2nd Oracle ACE Director in India in Database management space and my Major contributions to the community are Frequent Blogger High quality articles written to Oracle Co-authored Oracle Data Guard 11gR2 administration Beginner’s Guide Active contributor in community.oracle.com with the status of Super Hero Honored as “Oracle Guru” from MOSC – My Oracle Support Community Participated in Customer advisory board, Community usability testings. Speaker across India(OTN Yathra, AIOUG Chapters, SANGAM) and including TROUG – Turkey, OUGF – Finland, IOUG. Manager and Member of www.oraworld-team.com Beta participation Co-Authored Books ORACLE DATA GUARD 11GR2 ADMINISTRATION BEGINNER’S GUIDE Book Authoring is always a biggest dream for any techie and this was never easy until i complete chapters of my first book. I have co-authored my first book “Oracle 11gR2 Data Guard administrator’s Guide” with Emre Baransel. I have enjoyed throughout the period and the actual excitement was when the book is completed and released. If someone who wants to learn Data Guard technologies with detailed demos in step by step and this is the perfect book. This book was well received and great response from the readers. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Getting Started Chapter 2: Configuring the Oracle Data Guard Physical Standby Database Chapter 3: Configuring Oracle Data Guard Logical Standby Database Chapter 4: Oracle Data Guard Broker Chapter 5: Data Guard Protection Modes Chapter 6: Data Guard Role Transitions Chapter 7: Active Data Guard, Snapshot Standby, and Advanced Techniques Chapter 8: Integrating Data Guard with the Complete Oracle Environment Chapter 9: Data Guard Configuration Patching Chapter 10: Common Data Guard Issues Chapter 11: Data Guard Best Practices Interview with PACKT Publications: Nassyam Basha, To know more about this book, please refer the links for review and purchase. PACKT Amazon DATABASE UPGRADE AND MIGRATION METHODS After my first book i took much time and again accepted to Co-Author on “Oracle Database Upgrade and Migration Methods” with KM Krishna Kumar & YV Ravi Kumar. When new versions or releases of the databases are available then in order to fix current bugs and to use new features customer always prefer to upgrade and this book specifically explained what are the various methods available to upgrade and migrate, used various other Oracle features/Products such as Data Guard, Oracle Golden Gate so on and test cases prepared with RAC too. Finally we have covered a chapter of all together 12c Release 2 new features related to the upgrade part. Chapter 1: Getting Started Chapter 2: Database Upgrade Methods Chapter 3: Comparison of Upgrade Methods Chapter 4: Upgrade Using a Database Backup Chapter 5: Oracle Database Migration Chapter 6: Migrating Oracle Database from Non-ASM to ASM Environments Chapter 7: Oracle GI and Oracle 12c Database Upgrades in RAC Environments Chapter 8: Database Upgrades in Data Guard Environments Chapter 9: Database Upgrades in EBS Environments Chapter 10: Multitenant Database Upgrades Chapter 11: Pluggable Database Migrations Chapter 12: Oracle Database Patching Strategies Chapter 13: Database Downgrades Chapter 14: Oracle Database Upgrades in Oracle Database Release 12.2 This book is released on 2nd March 2017 and available to download from Apress Amazon. Please share the feedback and write an quick review if something you want to mention about this book. Certifications Oracle Database 11g Administrator Certified Master Oracle Exadata Database Machine 2014 Certified Implementation Specialist ITIL® Foundation in IT Service Management IT Service Management Foundation Bridge based on ISO IEC 20000 Oracle Technology Network Regular contributor in community.oracle.com with the status of Super Hero “Oracle Guru” honored by Oracle Support – MOSC Acting as OTN Moderator to review and ensure to take care of the Abuse, SPAM posts or wrong space posts. Contributor in Oracle-l (freelists) User Group Contributions There is a law written somewhere in the universe that says the day your standby’s config diverges from your primary is the day you will need to failover. Better hope such divergence doesn’t hurt the end user experience now that they are using the standby. Share Tweet Share Share Recent Posts bookauthority.org: Our book is, #1 in100 Best Oracle Database Books of All Time Troubleshooting Database Cloud Provisioning – Worthy TIP Which Primary Shards dependent to Which Standby Shards? – Oracle Sharding 12.2 How to start the full stack of Sharding Database Dissolving Sharding Configuration Troubleshooting Sharding Deployment Resetting the status in DGMGRL – GDS EM12c – Webtier is unable to start Riding on two horses – ODA Database Patching TFA is now optional with Oracle 12.2 RDBMS Installation Recent Comments.. nassyambasha@gmail.com on Script to Monitor Primary and Standby database(s) nassyambasha@gmail.com on Automatic password file synchronization with Oracle Data Guard 12.2 Azhar on Automatic password file synchronization with Oracle Data Guard 12.2 Balraj Singh Chahal on Script to Monitor Primary and Standby database(s) Balraj Singh Chahal on Script to Monitor Primary and Standby database(s) Blogroll Charles Hooper's Oracle Notes Christian Antognini Blog Ed Stevens Blog hemant chitale blog Jonathan Lewis Mahir M. Quluzade Michael Seberg Mohammed Houri Riyaj Shamsudeen Blog Syed Jaffar Hussain Blog Tanel Poder Blog Thomas Kyte Uwe Hesse Blog Popular Articles AIOUG – Chennai Chapter First Meet oracleUncategorized 4 bookauthority.org: Our book is, #1 in100 Best Oracle Database Books of All Time 12cAdministration 0 Troubleshooting Database Cloud Provisioning – Worthy TIP Uncategorized 0 Which Primary Shards dependent to Which Standby Shards? – Oracle Sharding 12.2 12cData Guard 0 How to start the full stack of Sharding Database 12cData Guard 2 Nassyam Basha – CKPT Nassyam Basha is a database administrator. He has about 10 years of IT experience, with the last eight years as a production Oracle DBA. He started working with dBase and FoxPr and has participated in several projects with FoxPro and Oracle Database starting from Oracle 7. He is an Oracle 11g Certified Master and was awarded the Oracle ACE Director title from Oracle. He is skilled with Oracle technologies such as Data Guard, RMAN, RAC, Cloud Control, and performance tuning. Recent Posts bookauthority.org: Our book is, #1 in100 Best Oracle Database Books of All Time October 3, 2020 Troubleshooting Database Cloud Provisioning – Worthy TIP May 6, 2018 Which Primary Shards dependent to Which Standby Shards? – Oracle Sharding 12.2 March 25, 2018 Twitter Feed Copyright ©2017 Oracle-ckpt.com. Designed by Casis