Full Name: MySQL 5.7 Database Administrator
Exam Code: 1Z0-888
Oracle 1Z0-888 Exam Details:
Exam Name
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MySQL 5.7 Database Administrator
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Exam Code
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1Z0-888
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Exam Product Version
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Oracle Database 12c
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Exam Price
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USD $245 (Pricing may vary by country or by localized currency)
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Duration
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120 minutes
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Number of Questions
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75
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Passing Score
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58%
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Oracle 1Z0-888 Syllabus Topics
Installing MySQL | - Install MySQL - Identify installed Files and Directories - Understand Initial Configuration - Start and Stop MySQL |
MySQL Architecture | - Understand How MySQL Processes Requests - Explain How MySQL Stores Data - Use Tablespaces - Identify Redo and Undo Logs - Define How MySQL Uses Memory |
Configuring MySQL | - Understand Server Options, Variables, and the Command Line - Define Option Files - Use System Variables |
Monitoring MySQL | - Monitor MySQL with Log Files - Monitor MySQL with Status Variables - Monitor MySQL with Performance Schema |
User Management | - Identify MySQL Privilege System - Create and Modify User Accounts - Configure Passwords and Account Expiration - Understand Authentication Plug-Ins - Grant Permissions - Reset a Forgotten Root Password |
MySQL Security | - Identify Security Risks - Understand Network security - Use Password Security - Explain Operating System Security - Protect Against SQL Injections |
Maintaining a Stable System | - Define Stability - Use Capacity Planning - Troubleshoot - Identify the Causes of Server Slowdowns - Describe InnoDB Recovery |
Optimizing Query Performance | - Identify Slow Queries - Understand the EXPLAIN statement - Work with Indexes - Use Index Statistics |
Backup Strategies | - Understand Backups - Create a Backup Strategy - Use MySQL Backup Tools - Define Raw Backup Methods - Explain Techniques that Use the Binary Log |
Configuring a Replication Topology | - Replicate Conflicts - Explain Replication - Configure Replication - Use MySQL Utilities - Identify Replication Threads - Monitor Replication - Troubleshoot Replication |
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