Oracle Oracle SQL

Oracle SQL

Catalog: Oracle
Short name: Oracle SQL
Course start date: 2024-07-02
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Description

The Oracle 9i SQL Comprehensive course is an online course that aims at enabling the learner having a comprehensive practical understanding of Oracle SQL Training. The learner will certainly have a good understanding of the important concepts in Oracle SQL Training. The Oracle course will introduce the learner to


The basic concepts,

Displaying and Aggregating data

Sub Queries

Producing Readable Output

Manipulating Data

Views

Database Objects

User Access and Date Time Functions

Advanced DML Operations.

The curriculum comprises of more than 25 hours of high-quality HD videos, more than 137 insightful lectures and it caters to all levels of expertise that the learner may possess. Both theoretical and practical concepts are taught.


The course deals with the following concepts: (Please remember that these are salient topics and may not be exhaustive)


ER Modeling: In Entity-Relationship (ER) Modeling, the objective is to frame a simple system to generate logical models and diagrams easily from an existing database with an Oracle SQL Training Developer Data Modeler.

Data Storage on different Media: Oracle stores data logically in the form of tablespaces and physically in the form of data files. There are different types of memory segments in tablespaces called Data segments, Index segments, etc. This segment further comprises monitoring, partitioning, and disk files. Monitoring refers to the Oracle SQL Database Management. Disk files consist of Data and Index Files, Redo Log files, Undo Files, Archive Log Files, Temp Files, Control Files, etc. Partitioning refers to a task based on dividing tables based on different sets of keys.

RDBMS and SQL: RDBMS or Object-Relational Database Management System, is, simply put, the Oracle SQL database. This is a program that lets the user create, update and administer a relational database. The Oracle RDBMS uses the Structured Query Language (SQL) to access the database.

Basic SQL Select Statements: A select statement recovers zero or more rows from one or more Oracle SQL database tables or database views. Select is the most usually used data manipulation language (DML) command. Oracle SQL training is a declarative programming language. The curriculum covers this topic exhaustively and the learner is taught with ample practice exercises.

Comparisons Conditions: These conditions contrast an expression with another. The results can be true, false or null. In this Comprehensive course, Comparison conditions are dealt with in ample detail.

Number, Arithmetic and Date Functions: The course responsibly handles topics like the number, arithmetic and date functions in Oracle 9i SQL to give the learner a good grounding in the use of these mathematical concepts in Oracle SQL training.

Functions like the CHAR Function, the COALESCE Function, and the Conversation Function: These functions are dealt with in detail. The SQL functions are built into Oracle and are obtainable in many suitable SQL statements.

Practical Demonstration: The course, quite usefully and significantly, provides practical demonstration so that the learners gain hands-on experience and go on to become real masters in the use of Oracle 9i SQL. And what is so out of the blue is that additional examples are also provided which is why the course is so exhaustive and comprehensive in nature.

Course Duration:-18h 6m

Sections

General
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ER Modeling
Data Storage on Different Media
RDBMS and SQL
Select Statement with Column Alias and Arithmatic operators
Concatination Operator‚Literal‚ Eliminating Duplicate rows
SQL iSQLplus and Displaying Table Structure
Basic SQL Select Statements-Practical Examples
Writing Basic SQL Select Statements
Where Clause and Comparison Conditions
Comparison Conditions
Logical and Order by Clause
Restricting and Sorting Data-Practical Examples 01
Restricting and Sorting Data-Practical Examples 02
Basic SQL Select Statements
Basic SQL Select Statements Continue
Character Function
Case Manipulation Function
Number‚ Arithmatic and Date Functions
Arithmetic with Dates
Conversion and RR YY Functions
CHAR Function with Dates
Nesting and General Functions
COALESCE Function
Practical Assignments
Practical exercise
Conversion Function
Practical Demonstration
Additional Examples
Additional Examples of Salary
Cartesian Product‚ EquiJoin
Non Equi‚ Outer and Self Joins
SQL 1999 Complaint Joins
Creating Three-Way Joins with the ON Clause
Displaying Data from Multiple Tables 1
Displaying Data from Multiple Tables 2
Displaying Data from Multiple Tables 3
Create Query 01
Create Query 02
Group Functions Syntax
MIN and MAX Functions
Groups of Data and Having Clause
IIIegal Querise Using Group Function
Aggregating Data Using Group Functions-Practical Examples
Aggregating Data Using Group Functions-Additional Examples 01
Aggregating Data Using Group Functions-Additional Examples 02
Subqueries
The HAVING Clause with Subqueries
Subqueries-Practical Examples-1
Subqueries-Practical Examples-2
Subqueries-Additional Examples 1
Subqueries-Additional Examples 2
Substitution Variables
Verify‚Column‚Break‚Ttitle‚Btitle commands
Producing Readable Output with iSQL-Practical Examples
Producing Readable Output with iSQL- Examples
Objectives and Insert Statement
Update‚ Delete and Merge
The UPDATE Statement Syntax
Database Transaction
ROLLBACK Statements
Manipulating Data-Session 8 Practical 1
Manipulating Data-Session 8 Practical 2
Manipulating Data-Session 8 Practical 3
Manipulating Data-Additional Examples 01
Manipulating Data-Additional Examples 02
Database Objects‚ Create Table
Tables in the Oracle Database
Alter Table ‚ Drop Table
The SETUNUSED Option
Creating and Managing Tables-Practical Examples 01
Creating and Managing Tables-Practical Examples 02
Creating and Managing Tables-Additional Examples 01
Creating and Managing Tables-Additional Examples 02
Constraints‚ Type of Constraints and Defining Contraints
The UNIQUE Constraint
Adding‚ Disabling ‚ Enabling Viewing Constraints
Adding‚ Disabling ‚ Enabling Viewing Constraints- summary
Including Constraints-Practical Examples
Including Constraints-Additional Examples
Creating‚ Modifying and Quering Views
Complex Views‚ Denying DML‚ Inline Views and Top n Analysis
Complex Views‚ Denying DML‚ Inline Views and Top n Analysis part summary
Creating Views-Practical Examples
Creating Views-Additional Examples
Creating Sequence‚ Modifying
NEXTVAL and CURRVAL Pseudocolumns
Indexes and Synonyms
Other Database Objects-Practical Examples
Other Database Objects-Additional Examples
Controlling User Access
Granting System Privileges
Practice and Additional Practice Part-1
Practice and Additional Practice Part-2
SQL Workshop Examples 01
SQL Workshop Examples 02
SQL Workshop Examples 03
SQL Workshop Examples 04
SQL Workshop Examples 05
SQL Workshop Examples 06
SQL Workshop Examples 07
SQL Workshop Examples 08
Set Operators‚ Union‚ Unionall‚ Intersect and Minus
Oracle Server and Set Operator
Oracle Server and Set Operator summary
Using SETOperators-Practical Examples
Using SETOperators-Additional Examples
Tz_offset‚Current_date‚Current_timestamp‚Localtimestamp
Extract and Other timestamp data types
Extract and Other timestamp data types summary
Oracle9i Datetime Functions-Practical Examples 01
Oracle9i Datetime Functions-Practical Examples 02
Oracle9i Datetime Functions-Additional Practice
Group‚ Having‚ Group by‚ Rollup and Cube
Grouping Functions‚ Grouping Set
Grouping Functions‚ Grouping Set‚ Composit columns and Concatenated grouping summary
Enhancements to the GROUP BY Clause 01
Enhancements to the GROUP BY Clause 02
Enhancements to the GROUP BY Clause-Additional Examples
Multiple-Column Subqueries
Column Comparisons
Correlated Subqueries
Correlated UPDATE
summary
Advanced Subqueries-Practical Examples 01
Advanced Subqueries-Practical Examples 02
Advanced Subqueries-Additional Example 01
Advanced Subqueries-Additional Example 02
Hierarchical Queries
Walking the Tree From the Bottom Up
Hierarchical Queries_summary
Hierarchical Retrieval-Practical Examples
Hierarchical Retrieval-Additional Examples
Review of the UPDATE Statement
Ranking Rows With the Level
Pivoting Insert‚ External Tables
Creating an External Table
create table summary
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Course Duration:-18h 6m