How do I know if my database is non CDB?
- What is a non-CDB database?
- What is CDB and non-CDB database?
- What is the difference between PDB and CDB?
- How do I check my PDB status?
What is a non-CDB database?
A non-CDB is anything that isn't a CDB; that is, any database before 12c, or a 12c database created without the enable pluggable database clause. If you create a non-CDB it isn't Multitentant and is a single-instance standalone like a pre-12c database.
What is CDB and non-CDB database?
A non-CDB stores all metadata (system ones and user ones) in the same dictionary. A CDB stores user metadata only in the database dictionary, which have links to a common dictionary that contains the system metadata. The common container is called 'root' and the database is called 'pluggable database'.
What is the difference between PDB and CDB?
A CDB includes zero, one, or many customer-created pluggable databases (PDBs). A PDB is a portable collection of schemas, schema objects, and non-schema objects that appears to an Oracle Net client as a non-CDB . All Oracle databases before Oracle Database 12c were non-CDBs.
How do I check my PDB status?
Check Startup, uptime and creation time of PDB database1Check startup time of PDB database. col name for a8. ... 2Check uptime of PDB database. col name for a8. ... 3Check creation time and status of PDBS. select pdb_name,creation_time,status from dba_pdbs; ... 4Check size of PDBS.
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