oracle-dba-advanced-featureslisted
Install: claude install-skill Shreyas70773/oracle-dba-agentic-skills
# Oracle DBA - Advanced Features
Compression (Basic/OLTP/Advanced Row and HCC), Database In-Memory, Partitioning, Oracle
Sharding, and server Result Cache for Oracle **19c and 23ai** (Enterprise Edition;
single-instance and Data Guard; on-prem). One mechanism by design for in-DB work plus
host-level runbooks for Sharding:
- **In-DB** work (compression/In-Memory/partition/Result-Cache DDL and all reports) runs
through the **SQLcl MCP** saved connection `dba_ai_conn` (wallet-backed) → `sql/*.sql`,
driven by the `scripts/*.sh` / `*.ps1` wrappers that enforce the dry-run default.
- **Host** work for **Sharding** (GDSCTL / `gsm` / `srvctl`, shard-director provisioning,
chunk MOVE/SPLIT) **cannot** go through SQLcl MCP (restrict level 4) and is **T3
runbook-only**; only the read-only catalog INSPECTION runs in-DB via `dba_ai_conn`.
Everything self-executing is **T1 (observe)** or **T2 (reversible, dry-run-default)**. Every
**bulk segment rewrite**, **In-Memory pool sizing / instance restart**, **heap→partitioned
conversion**, **partitioning strategy design**, and **all of Sharding setup/management** is
**T3** and lives only in `references/runbooks.md` — it prints commands for a human and never
self-executes.
## Scope & risk map
Maps every task in section 21 ("Advanced Features") of `oracle_dba_task_level_map.md`. The
T2 wrappers deliberately STOP at the safe/reversible boundary and point to the T3 runbook
for the structural variant.
| Task (map) | Level | Tier | Mecha