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ora10g101v2-ver3
Oracle Database 10g: Program With PL/SQL – Part II (3 day)
Description
This Oracle 10g courseware training guide book will consider grammar, syntax and benefits of using the PL/SQL language within an Oracle database environment. The Oracle PL/SQL language provides for programming logic features not contained within SQL.
Audience
Target audience for this course is all Oracle professionals. Among the specific groups for whom this course will be helpful are:
• Application designers and developers.
• Database administrators
Mandatory Prerequisites
• The Sideris course ORACLE DATABASE 10G: INTRODUCTION TO SQL – COMPLETE LIBRARY
• The Sideris course ORACLE DATABASE 10G: PROGRAM WITH PL/SQL – PART I
Suggested Next Courses
Beyond the scope of this course there are crucial performance tuning and advanced programming structures which are very important to understand and use. These are considered within the follow-up:
• Sideris course ORACLE DATABASE 10G: ADVANCED PL/SQL PROGRAMMING & TUNING
After some weeks or months of PL/SQL programming experience, it is strongly recommended that this additional course be considered. Various references are made to this course throughout this book so that one can see key areas where further detail is useful.
Certification
This course considers subjects included within the Oracle Certification Examination 1Z0-147 entitled "Program With PL/SQL". This examination is part of the following Oracle certification tracks:
• Oracle PL/SQL Developer Certified Associate (OCA)
• Oracle Forms Developer Certified Professional (OCP)
Objectives
The objective of this course is to equip students to develop database server-side PL/SQL program units within an Oracle database. Major subject areas to be explored and secondary objectives are:
• Understanding application partitioning within a client/server or multi-tiered web-based architecture.
• Understanding the basic form and structure of program units stored within the database.
• Building and maintaining database stored program units.
• Encapsulating stored units within packages and taking advantage of accompanying advanced programming techniques such as cursor variables and cursor expressions.
• Handling intricate theoretical challenges, such as mutating tables.
• Building and maintaining DML-event and system-event database triggers.
• Discuss the storage and execution model for database programs and how one can write efficient programs to maximize performance.
• Using system-supplied packages to extend the power of your SQL statements and PL/SQL applications.
Course Outline
INTRODUCING DATABASE PROGRAM UNITS • ABOUT DATABASE PROGRAM UNITS • TYPES OF PL/SQL PROGRAM UNITS • TYPES OF STORED PROGRAM UNITS • ADVANTAGES OF USING STORED PROGRAM UNITS • DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
CREATING STORED PROCEDURES & FUNCTIONS
• ABOUT STORED PROCEDURES & FUNCTIONS
• CREATING PROCEDURES & FUNCTIONS
• EXECUTING PROCEDURES & FUNCTIONS
• HANDLING COMPILATION ERRORS
MAINTAINING STORED PROCEDURES & FUNCTIONS • RECOMPILING & DROPPING PROGRAMS • DATA DICTIONARY STORAGE • MANAGING DEPENDENCIES
CREATING & MAINTAINING PACKAGES
• ABOUT PACKAGES
• CREATING PACKAGES
• ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
• MAINTAINING PACKAGES
ADVANCED CURSOR TECHNIQUES • USING CURSOR VARIABLES • USING CURSOR EXPRESSIONS
USING SYSTEM-SUPPLIED PACKAGES
• DBMS_OUTPUT()
• UTL_FILE()
CREATING DATABASE TRIGGERS • ABOUT DATABASE TRIGGERS • STATEMENT-LEVEL TRIGGERS • ROW-LEVEL TRIGGERS • EXAMPLES OF TRIGGERS • INSTEAD OF TRIGGERS • EMPLOYING TRIGGERS WITHIN AN APPLICATION
MAINTAINING DATABASE TRIGGERS
• CALL SYNTAX
• MULTIPLE TRIGGERS PER EVENT
• TRIGGER MAINTENANCE TASKS
• SHOW ERRORS TRIGGER
• DROP TRIGGER
• ALTER TRIGGER
• HANDLING MUTATING TABLE ISSUES
IMPLEMENTING SYSTEM EVENT TRIGGERS • WHAT ARE SYSTEM EVENT TRIGGERS? • DEFINING THE SCOPE • AVAILABLE SYSTEM EVENTS • SYSTEM EVENT ATTRIBUTES
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Please consider purchasing the 11g equivalent of this same title for the same price! The new 11g courseware specifically identifies which features are new to 11g and which ones are only available in
10g allowing your students to effectively learn either version with the same coursewsare. The advantage is that the 11g version has enhanced electronic instructor resources. Key features include
extensive platform-specific examples in Red Hat Linux, Oracle Enterprise Linux, and Microsoft Windows. Hundreds of new features for the Oracle 11g R1 and the 11g R2 releases have been incorporated
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