Physical standby database is a common solution for DR. We can maintain it automatically using Data Guard, or manually by copying archived redo logs to the standby server and apply them to the database.
To comply with company and federal regulations, you need a solution immediately, without any complex coding. A new feature in Oracle Database 10g Release 2 lets you do just that: You can declare a column as encrypted without writing a single line of code. When users insert the data, the database transparently encrypts it and stores it in the column. Similarly, when users select the column, the database automatically decrypts it. Since all this is done transparently without any change to the application code, the feature has an appropriate name: Transparent Data Encryption (TDE).
This video will show you how to install oracle 11g on linux – step by step. We will start in checking the requirement for Oracle installation. Then we continue with the steps to complete before starting the installation. We will finish with some final tasks after the installation is complete.