Files and structures,”Files associated with the database exist all the time — as long as a database is created. If you just install Oracle, no database files exist. The files show up as soon as you create a database. As with memory and process, some files are required whereas others are optional. Files contain your actual database objects: the things you create as well as the objects required to run the database. The logical structures are such things as tables, indexes

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parsing,”Each time you execute a SQL statement, a lot happens in the background. This background activity is called parsing. Parsing can be quite expensive.During parsing, some of these things happen:The statement syntax is checked to make sure you typed everything correctly.The objects you’re referring to are checked. For example, if you’re trying access a table called emp

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Memory,”The memory components of Oracle (or any software, for that matter) are what inhabit the RAM on the computer. These structures only exist when the software is running. For example, they instantiate when you start an instance. Some of the structures are required for a running database; others are optional. You can also modify some to change the behavior of the database

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