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    Creating PDBs from a seed involves using the CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement to copy data files from the seed to a new location. This creates the system and sysaux tablespaces along with default schemas, common users, and a super user sys account. The system user can then manage the PDB, and a database service is automatically created. PDBs can also be cloned from an existing PDB or unplugged from one CDB and plugged into another by closing the PDB, unplugging it to XML, checking compatibility, and plugging it in using the XML.

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    Creating PDBs from a seed involves using the CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement to copy data files from the seed to a new location. This creates the system and sysaux tablespaces along with default schemas, common users, and a super user sys account. The system user can then manage the PDB, and a database service is automatically created. PDBs can also be cloned from an existing PDB or unplugged from one CDB and plugged into another by closing the PDB, unplugging it to XML, checking compatibility, and plugging it in using the XML.

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    Creating PDBs from a seed involves using the CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement to copy data files from the seed to a new location. This creates the system and sysaux tablespaces along with default schemas, common users, and a super user sys account. The system user can then manage the PDB, and a database service is automatically created. PDBs can also be cloned from an existing PDB or unplugged from one CDB and plugged into another by closing the PDB, unplugging it to XML, checking compatibility, and plugging it in using the XML.

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    Creating PDBs

    (Not part of this course)

    (Not part of this course)


    (Not part of this course)

    (Not part of this course)

    Prepared By :Khaled AlKhudari Oracle DBA Course 1


    Creating PDBs
    Creating PDBs from SEED

     We do this by create pluggable database statement.


     This will copy data files from seed to new location.
     This will create system and sysaux tablespaces.
     This will create default schemas and common users .
     Sys user will be super user.
     system user can manage the PDB.
     This will create the DB service automatically.

    What is the prerequisites for using create pluggable database statement?

    • The current container must be root


    • You must have create pluggable database privileges
    • The CDB must be in READ WRITE mode

    Prepared By :Khaled AlKhudari Oracle DBA Course 2


    Creating PDBs
    Cloning PDBs

    Root

    Seed orclpdb pdb5


    PDB clone

    It is better , but not mandatory and we will see this in example

    Prepared By :Khaled AlKhudari Oracle DBA Course 3


    Creating PDBs
    Unplugging and plugging in PDBs
    CDB1 CDB2

    PDB1

    Prepared By :Khaled AlKhudari Oracle DBA Course 4


    Creating PDBs
    Unplugging and plugging in PDBs
    CDB1 CDB2

    PDB1

    1. Close the pdb1


    2. Unplug pdb1 to xml
    3. Drop the pdb1 but we keep the datafiles
    4. Check compatibility
    5. Plug the pdb1 using the xml
    Prepared By :Khaled AlKhudari Oracle DBA Course 5

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