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Oracle Multitenant - Should you move to a single CDB/PDB architecture?

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You are probably aware that there is a new feature in Oracle Database 12c called Multitenant. Multitenant provides the ability for a single instance to manage multiple databases. At the higest level the Multitenant architecture includes:

  • The Multitenant Instance - This is really my own name, for what Oracle calls the Database Instance in the documentation. I'm calling it the Multitenant Instance simply to distinguish between an instance supporting a Multitenant database and one that is not.

  • A Container Database (CDB) - This is the type of database that is created when that database supports Oracle's Multitenant option. The container database is also called the ROOT container and is called CDB$ROOT within the data dictionary views of the CDB.
  • The Root Container Database - This container (database) is created automatically when you create a Multitenant database. The Root container contains the data dictionary for teh CDB

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