How to become/learn Oracle Apps DBA R12.2 : Part I

I started this blog 9 years back with first post as How to become Oracle Apps DBA (back then it was 11i) and with 225 comments, this is still the most common question I get in mail or on this blog.

We are starting our new batch for Oracle Apps DBA training (R12.2) from August 8, 2015 and first thing we cover is Architecture of Oracle E-Business Suite.  If you are learning (getting trained) on Oracle E-Business Suite on your own then first thing you should learn is Architecture of Oracle Apps.

As shown below Oracle E-Business suite is Three Tier Architecture

a) Database Tier : With Oracle Database where data resides
b) Application Tier : With Application & Web Server where business logic resides
c) Client Tier : browser based client from where end user access application

apps_architecture

 

Note: Till Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 (prior versions include 12.0 & 11i), Application Tier uses 10g Application Server (or 9 for some versions of 11i). From Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 onwards Application Tier is deployed on Oracle WebLogic Server as application Server.

 

applicationTierArchitecture

You can get more information on Architecture of Oracle E-Business Suite in Concepts Guide or learn it from our expert team by registering to Oracle Apps DBA Training (starting on 8th August) where Day1 covers

Architecture and File System
  • Architecture of R12.2
  • Changes in Oracle Apps from previous version
  • Requirement/Hardware Sizing Guidelines
  • File System Overview
  • Benefit of New Architecture
  • File System including Changes from previous version
Architecture and File System (Lab Activity)
  • Provide one working instance of R12.2 to the Trainee with Front end and backend access
  • Get comfortable with the Terminology/File system/Environment Variables
  • Understand the Architecture via Navigation

 

Get 200 USD off by registering before 20th July and use code A2OFF at time of checkout (We limit seats per batch to register early to avoid disappointment).

 

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