Oracle Database 10g Introduction to SQL Part II

The primary objective of this course is to consider advanced subjects and techniques pertaining to the SQL database language. Even professionals experienced in other implementations of the industry-standard SQL language will benefit from the advanced and Oracle-specific features of SQL discussed in this course.

Course Objectives

This course will cover the following elements:

  • Learn to use the SQL99 join syntax
  • Perform advanced SQL queries using techniques such as grouping and CUBE operations
  • Move beyond basic table definitions, consideration of defining the full range of database objects, such as advanced table definitions, indexes, sequences, views, and others
  • Understanding basic database security and object privileges
  • Using the power set of built in SQL functions
  • Protecting the database and extending the basic data model using declarative constraints
  • Developing complex SQL plus reports and using SQL plus scripts

Prerequisites

The following are required courses before taking this class:

  • Oracle Database 10g Introduction to SQL Part II

Course Benefits

Upon successful completion students will be familiar with the following topics:

  • SQL99 join techniques
  • Cross joins
  • Natural joins
  • Inner joins
  • Outer joins
  • Anti joins
  • Using named sub queries
  • Enhancing groups with ROLLUP & CUBE
  • Using the case expression
  • Understand using the case expression
  • Understanding SQL functions character
  • Understand what are SQL functions
  • Understand character functions
  • Understand greatest() and least() functions
  • Numeric function
  • Date function
  • Date format function
  • Date arithmetic functions
  • Database objects and relational views
  • Relational views
  • Update view data
  • Maintain view definitions
  • Alter view
  • Drop view
  • Database objects: data dictionary storage
  • Utilize user_update_columns
  • Understand the data dictionary structure
  • Database objects: indexes
  • Understand indexes
  • Database objects: other objects
  • Create an application schema
  • Creating tables
  • Define sequences
  • Alter sequences
  • Drop sequences
  • Understand synonyms
  • Drop synonyms
  • Create schema authorization
  • Database objects: security
  • User id passwords
  • Object security
  • Data integrity using constraints
  • Not null constraints
  • Check constraint
  • Unique constraint
  • Primary key constraint
  • References constraint
  • Manage constraints definitions
  • Manage constraints
  • Renaming & dropping constraints
  • Enabling & disabling constraints
  • Deferred enforcement
  • Set constraints
  • Handling constraints exceptions
  • Data dictionary storage
  • Break
  • Compute
  • Column
  • Ttitle & bittle
  • Using SQL *Plus variables
  • Define & un-define
  • Accept
  • Prompt
  • Pause

Course Duration: 124 hours

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