DBA Daily - Weekly - Monthly or Quarterly Checklist
DBA Daily - Weekly - Monthly or Quarterly Checklist
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Please send your corrections, suggestions, and feedback to me. I may credit your contribution. Thank you. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Daily Checks: Verify all database, instances, Listener are up, every 30 Min. Verify the status of daily scheduled jobs/daily backups in the morning very first hour. Verify the success of archive log backups, based on the backup interval. Check the space usage of the archive log file system for both primary and standby DB. Check the space usage and verify all the tablespace usage is below critical level once in a day. Verify Rollback segments. Check the database performance, periodic basis usually in the morning very first hour after the night shift schedule backup has been completed. Check the sync between the primary database and standby database, every 20 min. Make a habit to check out the new alert.log entry hourly specially if getting any error. Check the system performance, periodic basis. Check for the invalid objects Check out the audit files for any suspicious activities. Identify bad growth projections. Clear the trace files in the udump and bdump directory as per the policy. Verify all the monitoring agent, including OEM agent and third party monitoring agents. Make a habit to read DBA Manual. Weekly Checks: Perform level 0 or cold backup as per the backup policy. Note the backup policy can be changed as per the requirement. Dont forget to check out the space on disk or tape before performing level 0 or cold backup. Perform Export backups of important tables. Check the database statistics collection. On some databases this needs to be done every day depending upon the requirement. Approve or plan any scheduled changes for the week. Verify the schedule jobs and clear the output directory. You can also automate it. Look for the object that break rule. Look for security policy violation. Archive the alert logs (if possible) to reference the similar kind of error in future. Visit the home page of key vendors. Monthly or Quarterly Checks: Verify the accuracy of backups by creating test databases. Checks for the critical patch updates from oracle make sure that your systems are in compliance with CPU patches. Checkout the harmful growth rate.
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Look for I/O Contention. Perform Tuning and Database Maintenance. Verify the accuracy of the DR mechanism by performing a database switch over test. This can be done once in six months based on the business requirements.
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Below is the brief description about some of the important concept including important SQL scripts. You can find more scripts on my different post by using blog search option. Verify all instances are up: Make sure the database is available. Log into each instance and run daily reports or test scripts. You can also automate this procedure but it is better do it manually. Optional implementation: use Oracle Enterprise Manager's 'probe' event. Verify DBSNMP is running: Log on to each managed machine to check for the 'dbsnmp' process. For Unix: at the command line, type ps ef | grep dbsnmp. There should be two dbsnmp processes running. If not, restart DBSNMP.
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