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Oracle Database 10g: Introduction to SQL - Complete Library (5 day) [Includes e-Learning]
Description
This Oracle 10g courseware training guide book will provide an introduction to the SQL database language within the context of an Oracle database. This course is a common starting point in the Sideris Oracle database curriculum for administrators, developers and business users.
Prerequisites
No mandatory prerequisites exist for this course. However, one or more of the following Sideris courses are suggested prerequisites:
• ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY TOUR
• ORACLE DESIGNER DATA MODELING
Certification
Tests for the Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) and other related programs are administered by Sylvan Prometric, Inc. This course considers subjects included within "Exam 1Z1-042: Oracle Database 10g: Administration I".
In addition to the prerequisite course book, the Sideris course ORACLE DATABASE 10G: ADMINISTRATION I is also required to prepare for this certification test.
Following the training sessions Oracle Corporation recommends six-months production experience with the technology prior to taking the certification examinations. While this is good practice it may not be necessary for all individuals.
Audience
The target audience for this course is all Oracle professionals, both business and systems professionals. Among the specific groups for whom this course will be helpful are:
• Application designers and developers.
• Database administrators.
• Business users and non-technical end users.
e-Learning Value-Added Modules
Purchasing this courseware will grant the instructor and each student 60-day unlimited access to e-Learning modules. These modules may be used (1) as part of a distance learning presentation, or (2) as a blended-learning solution, or (3) to enhance instructor-led training. To view a demo, or to view the contents of these e-Learning modules, or to purchase these modules separately, please click on "e-Learning" on the navigation bar above.
Objectives Part I
Specific subject areas to be explored and objectives to be reached are:
• A summation of relational database principles and an introduction to the Oracle relational database server.
• Using the iSQL*Plus web-based database interface and other traditional interfaces.
• Writing simple SQL queries and moderately complex SQL queries using various join techniques.
• Summarizing, grouping and sorting data.
• Advanced query techniques such as correlated subqueries.
• Developing simple SQL*Plus reports.
• Creating and maintaining database tables.
• Taking advantage of new features such as the use of regular expressions.
• Moving 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 powerful set of built-in SQL functions.
• Protecting the database and extending the basic data model using declarative constraints.
• Performing advanced SQL queries such as grouping and cube operations and SQL99 join syntax.
• Developing complex SQL*Plus reports and using SQL*Plus scripts.
Objectives Part II
Major subject areas to be explored are:
• Learn to use the SQL99 join syntax. Also, performing advanced SQL queries using techniques such as grouping and cube operations.
• Moving 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 powerful 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.
Course Outline Part I
• RELATIONAL DATABASES & SQL • ABOUT RELATIONAL DATABASES • ELEMENTS OF SQL
• USING SQL*PLUS • ABOUT SQL*PLUS • USING THE MS WINDOWS SQL*PLUS TOOL • USING THE ISQL*PLUS WEB TOOL • ENTERING COMMANDS & SYNTAX
• BUILDING A SELECT STATEMENT • ABOUT THE SELECT STATEMENT • SELECTING COLUMNS • USING ALIAS NAMES
• BUILDING A WHERE CLAUSE • ABOUT LOGICAL OPERATORS • EQUALITY OPERATOR • BOOLEAN OPERATORS • NULL & BETWEEN OPERATORS • FINDING TEXT STRINGS • IN OPERATOR
• ORDERING THE RESULT TABLE • ABOUT THE ORDER BY CLAUSE • MULTIPLE COLUMN SORTS • SPECIFYING THE SORT SEQUENCE • ABOUT NULL VALUES WITHIN SORTS • USING COLUMN ALIASES
• PSEUDO COLUMNS & FUNCTIONS • ABOUT PSEUDO COLUMNS & FUNCTIONS • USING ROWID • USING ROWNUM • USING THE FUNCTIONS • USING THE DUAL TABLE • SESSIONTIMEZONE FUNCTION
• JOINING TABLES • ABOUT JOINS • INNER JOIN • REFLEXIVE JOIN • NON-KEY JOIN • OUTER JOIN
• USING SET OPERATORS • ABOUT THE SET OPERATORS • SET OPERATOR EXAMPLES
• SUMMARY FUNCTIONS • ABOUT SUMMARY FUNCTIONS • SUMMARY FUNCTIONS WITH DISTINCT
• USING SUBQUERIES • ABOUT SUBQUERIES • STANDARD SUBQUERIES • CORRELATED SUBQUERIES
• CREATING & SELECTING GROUPS • ABOUT SUMMARY GROUPS • FINDING GROUPS WITHIN THE BASE TABLES • SELECTING DATA FROM THE BASE TABLES • SELECTING GROUPS FROM THE RESULT TABLE
• SQL*PLUS COMMANDS • ABOUT SQL*PLUS COMMANDS • MORE ABOUT SCRIPT FILES • INVOKING OPERATING SYSTEM COMMANDS • SAVING SESSION OUTPUT
• BUILD SIMPLE SQL*PLUS REPORTS • ABOUT THE SQL*PLUS REPORT FEATURES • SESSION OUTPUT WITH SET • FORMAT COLUMN OUTPUT WITH COLUMN • DEFINING REPORT BREAKS WITH BREAK • PRODUCE SUBTOTALS WITH COMPUTE
• SQL DATA DEFINITION LANGUAGE • ABOUT SQL DDL • CREATE TABLE STATEMENT • ALTER TABLE STATEMENT • DROP TABLE STATEMENT • SUPPORTIVE STATEMENTS
• SQL DATA MANIPULATION LANGUAGE • ABOUT SQL DML • ABOUT THE INSERT STATEMENT • ABOUT THE DELETE STATEMENT • ABOUT THE UPDATE STATEMENT • ABOUT TRANSACTIONS • TRUNCATE TABLE • COMPLEX TABLE REFERENCES
Course Outline Part II
SQL99 JOIN TECHNIQUES • CROSS JOINS • NATURAL JOINS • INNER JOINS • OUTER JOINS • ANTI JOINS • USING NAMED SUBQUERIES
• ENHANCING GROUPS WITH ROLLUP & CUBE
• USING THE CASE EXPRESSION
• SQL FUNCTIONS: CHARACTER • WHAT ARE THE SQL FUNCTIONS? • CHARACTER FUNCTIONS • About GREATEST(), LEAST()
• SQL FUNCTIONS: NUMERIC
• SQL FUNCTIONS: DATE • DATE FORMAT FUNCTIONS • DATE ARITHMETIC FUNCTIONS
• DATABASE OBJECTS: RELATIONAL VIEWS • ABOUT RELATIONAL VIEWS • UPDATING VIEW DATA • MAINTAINING VIEW DEFINITIONS • ALTER VIEW • DROP VIEW
• DATABASE OBJECTS: DATA DICTIONARY STORAGE • USER_UPDATABLE_COLUMNS • UNDERSTANDING THE DATA DICTIONARY STRUCTURE
• DATABASE OBJECTS: INDEXES • ABOUT INDEXES • USE B-TREE INDEXES
• DATABASE OBJECTS: OTHER OBJECTS • CREATING AN APPLICATION SCHEMA • MORE ABOUT CREATING TABLES • DEFINING SEQUENCES • ALTER SEQUENCE & DROP SEQUENCE • ALTER SEQUENCE • DROP SEQUENCE • ABOUT SYNONYMS • DROP SYNONYM • CREATE SCHEMA AUTHORIZATION
• DATABASE OBJECTS: SECURITY • USER ID PASSWORDS • OBJECT SECURITY
• DATA INTEGRITY USING CONSTRAINTS • NOT NULL CONSTRAINT • CHECK CONSTRAINT • UNIQUE CONSTRAINT • PRIMARY KEY CONSTRAINT • REFERENCES CONSTRAINT
• MANAGING CONSTRAINT DEFINITIONS • MANAGING CONSTRAINTS • RENAMING & DROPPING CONSTRAINTS • ENABLING & DISABLING CONSTRAINTS • DEFERRED ENFORCEMENT • SET CONSTRAINTS • HANDLING CONSTRAINT EXCEPTIONS • DATA DICTIONARY STORAGE
• OPTIONAL – ADVANCED SQL*PLUS REPORTS • BREAK • COMPUTE • COLUMN • TTITLE & BTITLE
• OPTIONAL – BUILDING SQL*PLUS SCRIPTS • USING SQL*PLUS VARIABLES • DEFINE & UNDEFINE • ACCEPT • PROMPT • PAUSE
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