Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Practice - Configuring Oracle Network Environment (Part 3 of 4)

This video tutorial guides users through setting up and using Swing Bench for database performance testing. It covers the installation of Java and Swing Bench, configuring the database with OMF, setting up the Order Entry Wizard, and running a benchmark to observe transaction performance. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, ensuring users can successfully install and configure the necessary components for effective database testing.

What command should be issued to check the Java version installed on the hosting PC?

• java --check

• java -v

• java -version

• javac -version

What should you do after downloading the Swing Bench installation file?

• Delete the zip file without extracting

• Extract the zip file to a chosen drive

• Run the installer directly

• Open the file in a text editor

Why is it important to ensure OMF is enabled before creating a new tablespace?

• To reduce the size of the database

• To enhance security features

• To increase the speed of data retrieval

• To avoid specifying the full path of the data file

What is the purpose of the Order Entry Wizard in the Swing Bench setup?

• To install Java on the hosting PC

• To create a schema and populate it with sample data

• To configure network settings

• To update the Swing Bench software

Which connection string format should be used to connect to the PTB One service?

• ODBC format

• Easy Connect format

• SOAP format

• JDBC URL format

What should be observed in the transaction per minute chart during the benchmark run?

• A constant value

• A decreasing trend

• Random fluctuations

• An increasing trend that eventually saturates

What action should be taken to stop the benchmark run?

• Close the application

• Click on the Stop button

• Disconnect from the database

• Restart the hosting PC