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ora11g101-ver2-v2
Oracle Database 11g R2: PL/SQL Fundamentals II – Develop Program Units (3 day)
Description
This Oracle 11g courseware training guide book will equip students to develop database server-side PL/SQL program units within an Oracle database. In addition to receiving the print copy of this course book, all students will receive e-Learning modules.
AudienceTarget 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
PrerequisitesThe following Sideris courses are mandatory prerequisites for this course:
• ORACLE DATABASE 11G R2: SQL FUNDAMENTALS – COMPLETE LIBRARY
• ORACLE DATABASE 11G R2: PL/SQL FUNDAMENTALS I
Suggested Next Course
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. 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:
• ORACLE DATABASE 11G: ADVANCED PL/SQL PROGRAMMING & TUNING
Instructor ResourcesInstructor resources from the Sideris Training Portal combined with Sideris custom print courseware make distance-learning and virtual training more effective than ever! Available for download when you purchase this title. Please turn on your audio, make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader and then watch the demo to see how these new instructor resources improve your instructor’s presentations!
ObjectivesMajor subject areas to be explored and secondary objectives are:
• Understanding application partitioning within a client/server or multi-tiered web-based systems architecture.
• Understanding the basic form and structure of program units stored within the database.
• Building and maintaining database-resident program units.
• Encapsulating program 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, including advanced techniques using both simple triggers and compound 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.
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