Código: 1Z0-873
Prova | MySQL 5 Database Administrator Certified Professional Exam, Part I |
Preço | US$ 125.00 |
Duração | 90 minutos |
Número de questões | 71 |
Nota de aprovação | 66% |
Treinamento oficial recomendado | MySQL for Database Administrators NEW MySQL for Database Administrators |
Tópicos do exame
Section 1: MySQL Architecture (10%) | |
Client/Server Overview | |
Communication Protocols | |
The SQL Parser and Storage Engine Tiers | |
How MySQL Uses Disk Space | |
How MySQL Uses Memory | |
Section 2: Starting, Stopping, and Configuring MySQL (20%) | |
Types of MySQL Distributions | |
Starting and Stopping MySQL Server on Windows | |
Starting and Stopping MySQL Server on Unix | |
Runtime MySQL Configuration | |
Log and Status Files | |
Loading Time Zone Tables | |
Security-Related Configuration | |
Setting the Default SQL Mode | |
Upgrading MySQL | |
Section 3: Client Programs for DBA Work (5%) | |
Overview of Administrative Clients | |
mysql | |
mysqladmin | |
mysqlimport | |
mysqldump | |
Client Program Limitations | |
Section 4: Character Set Support (5%) | |
Performance Issues | |
Choosing Data Types for Character Columns | |
Section 5: Locking (10%) | |
Locking Concepts | |
Explicit Table Locking | |
Advisory Locking | |
Section 6: Storage Engines (20%) | |
MySQL Storage Engines | |
The MyISAM Engine | |
The MERGE Engine | |
The InnoDB Engine | |
The MEMORY Engine | |
The FEDERATED Engine | |
The Cluster Storage Engine | |
Other Storage Engines | |
Section 7: Data (Table) Maintenance (10%) | |
Types of Table Maintenance Operations | |
SQL Statements for Table Maintenance | |
Client and Utility Programs for Table Maintenance | |
Repairing InnoDB Tables | |
Enabling MyISAM Auto-Repair | |
Section 8: The INFORMATION_SCHEMA Database (5%) | |
INFORMATION_SCHEMA Access Syntax | |
INFORMATION_SCHEMA Versus SHOW | |
Limitations of INFORMATION_SCHEMA | |
Section 9: Data Backup and Recovery Methods (15%) | |
Introduction | |
Binary Versus Textual Backups | |
Making Binary Backups | |
Making Text Backups | |
Backing Up Log and Status Files | |
Replication as an Aid to Backup | |
MySQL Cluster as Disaster Prevention | |
Data Recovery |