Oracle SQL and Plsql Certification Training

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The collection of statements known as Structured Query Language (SQL (Oracle SQL and Plsql)) is used by all users and programmes to access data in an Oracle database. Users can frequently access databases through application programmes and Oracle tools without directly using SQL, but these applications must utilise SQL to process user requests. This chapter gives background knowledge on SQL, which is the language that most database systems employ. Enrol today to earn your certification.

Oracle SQL and Plsql Training Course Syllabus

Oracle SQL and Plsql

Oracle SQL and Plsql

Fundamentals of Database

✔ DBMS Concepts
✔ Role of Oracle 11g in Information management.
✔ Concepts of RDBMS
✔ RDBMS Rules (Codd’s Rules)
✔ What is Object Model?
✔ Features of Oracle 9i/10g/11i/12c
✔ E-R Modeling

SQL

✔ What is SQL?
✔ Roles of SQL in RDBMS
✔ What is SQL * Plus
✔ Types of Plus Commands

Classification of SQL commands

✔ Data Definition Language (DDL)
✔ Naming Conversion in Oracle
✔ Data Types of Oracle
✔ Implementation of Data Integrity & Integrity Constraints
✔ Normalization
✔ System Tables & Data Dictionary

DML Commands

✔ Insert
✔ Select
✔ Update
✔ Delete

Functions

✔ Single Row Functions (Oracle SQL and Plsql)
✔ Group functions
✔ Arithmetic Functions
✔ String Manipulation Functions
✔ Date Manipulation Functions
✔ Data conversion Functions
✔ List of Functions /Misc.Functions

Data Joining

✔ What is joining?
✔ Types of joins
✔ Cartesian joins
✔ Equi join/Non-Equi/Outer/Self join

Sub Queries

✔ Simple /complex subqueries
✔ Co-related subquery
✔ Filters/Set operator usage

Operators

✔ Arithmetic Operators
✔ Relational Operators
✔ Relational Negation Operators
✔ Logical Operators
✔ Set Operators

Database Objects

✔ Index
✔ Types of Indexes
✔ Unique Index
✔ Non-Unique Index
✔ Function Bases Index

Views

✔ Types of views (Oracle SQL and Plsql)
✔ Forced views
✔ Rules for DML on Views
✔ In-Line Views
✔ Materialized Views

Synonyms

✔ Types of synonyms
✔ Private synonym
✔ Public synonym
✔ Security aspect

Clusters

✔ Usage mechanism of clusters

Sequence

✔ Usage of various clauses
✔ Pseudo columns

Data Deletion

✔ Simple Deletion
✔ Critical Data Deletion
✔ Using joining concept
✔ Using Sub query concept
✔ Using correlate Sub queries

Data Updation

✔ Table Update
✔ Multi-column updates
✔ Table Updation Using Decode Statement

Transaction Control Language

✔ COMMIT
✔ ROLLBACK
✔ SAVE POINT
✔ Data Consistency

Data Control Language

✔ GRANT
✔ REVOKE
✔ Create New User
✔ Assign Privileges For User
✔ What are privileges?
✔ What is a role?
✔ Grant privileges
✔ Cascading privileges
✔ Password Change

Oracle Partitions

✔ Oracle Table Partitions
✔ Range Partitions
✔ List Partitions
✔ Composite Partitions

PLSQL

✔ Introduction to PL/SQL
✔ Key benefits of PL/SQL over SQL
✔ The architecture of PL/SQL
✔ PL/SQL Block Structure
✔ Constructs of PL/SQL
✔ Data type support in PL/SQL
✔ Variables /Constants of PL/SQL
✔ Flow control Statement Types
✔ If /Nested if .. / Exit/Go to/Raise
✔ Instructive statement types
✔ Simple loop (infinite loop)
✔ While loop
✔ For loop
✔ Reverse For loop

Embedded SQL

✔ What is Embedded SQL
✔ Need of Embedded SQL
✔ Constructs of Embedded SQL
✔ Transactions through Embedded SQL
✔ Valid statements of SQL
✔ Dynamic SQL

Exception Handling

✔ What is an Exception?
✔ Type of Exceptions
✔ User Defined Exceptions
✔ Use of raise and its Scope
✔ Raise – Application-Error ( )
✔ PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT ( )

Attribute data types

✔ Description
✔ Advantages
✔ Types of variables of PL/SQL
✔ Record type of PL/SQL

Cursors

✔ Instruction to Cursor Management
✔ Pictorial view of cursor Diagram
✔ Implicit curser
✔ Explicit curser
✔ Cursor 1st Model
✔ Cursor 2nd Model
✔ Cursor 3rd Model
✔ Cursor 4th Model
✔ Cursor 5th Model
✔ Cursor Attributes
✔ Cursors using a simple loop
✔ Cursor for loops
✔ Cursor Exceptions
✔ Cursor Parameters

Ref cursor

✔ Static Ref cursor
✔ Dynamic Ref cursor
✔ Dynamic behaviors of cursor mnt
✔ User-defined types (RECORDS)
✔ PL/SQL tables (2D ARRAYS)
✔ Dynamic behaviors of PL/SQL tables
✔ PL/SQL table Attributes
✔ Bulk Collect
✔ Bulk Bind

Subprograms

✔ Types of PL/SQL blocks
✔ Anonymous PL/SQL block
✔ Named PL/SQL block
✔ Stored PL/SQL
✔ Procedures
✔ Type of parameters
✔ Procedures Using In Parameter
✔ Procedures Using Out Parameter
✔ Procedures Using InOut Parameters
✔ Functions

Packages

✔ Description
✔ Advantages over Standalone Schema objects
✔ Encapsulation
✔ Package overloading
✔ Packages Create Using Global Variables
✔ Packages Create Using Record Types
✔ Packages Create Using Cursors
✔ Packages Create Using Ref Cursors
✔ Packages Create Using plsql Table Types
✔ Packages Create Using Procedures
✔ Packages Create Using Functions

DB Triggers

✔ 12 Types of Triggers
✔ Triggering events
✔ Usage of Old & New reference
✔ View Trigger instead of Trigger Cascading /firing
✔ Table mutation error
✔ Bind variable support
✔ Special clauses of Triggers
✔ Statement Level Triggers
✔ Row Level Triggers

Object Concepts

✔ Object Types
✔ Create Object Tables

Collections

✔ Create Nested Tables
✔ Index By Tables / Associative Array
✔ Varray

Advanced Concepts

✔ New enhancements in oracle 10g,11g, And 12c
✔ New clauses in joining of tables
✔ Inner join/left outer join /right outer join
✔ Full outer join/natural full outer join
✔ Using clause/cross join
✔ Multi-table inserts
✔ Insert all command
✔ Merge command (UpSert)
✔ NVL ( ) enhancements
✔ Case statement of select command
✔ Searched CASE expression
✔ Heap tables
✔ Index Organized Tables (IOT)
✔ Temporary tables/global tables
✔ Multi-column updates
✔ Multiple Row subqueries
✔ New function EXTRACT( )
✔ Usage of subquery in the select list
✔ Autonomous Transaction
✔ Flashback Concepts
✔ Purge Concepts

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Oracle SQL and Plsql Online Training FAQ'S

What are the features of Oracle SQL and Plsql
  • Oracle SQL and Plsql provides the feature of decision-making, looping, and branching by making use of its procedural nature.
  • Multiple queries can be processed in one block by making use of a single command using PL/SQL.
  • The PL/SQL code can be reused by applications as they can be grouped and stored in databases as PL/SQL units like functions, procedures, packages, triggers, and types.
What do you understand by PL/SQL table?
  • PL/SQL tables are nothing but objects of type tables that are modeled as database tables. They are a way to provide arrays that are nothing but temporary tables in memory for faster processing.
  • These tables are useful for moving bulk data thereby simplifying the process.
What is Oracle SQL and Plsql

The acronym SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It is the typical language used for relational database maintenance and a wide range of data processing tasks. The first SQL database was created in 1970. It is a database language used for operations such database creation, deletion, retrieval, and row modification. It is occasionally pronounced “sequel.” It can also be used to manage structured data, which is made up of variables called entities and relationships between those entities.

What are the subsets of Oracle SQL and Plsql?
  • Data definition language (DDL): It defines the data structure that consists of commands like CREATE, ALTER, DROP, etc.
  • Data manipulation language (DML): It is used to manipulate existing data in the database. The commands in this category are SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, etc.
  • Data control language (DCL): It controls access to the data stored in the database. The commands in this category include GRANT and REVOKE.
  • Transaction Control Language (TCL): It is used to deal with the transaction operations in the database. The commands in this category are COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SET TRANSACTION, SAVEPOINT, etc.

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What is a Database?

An organized collection of data that is divided into tables, rows, columns, and indexes is known as a database. It facilitates the user’s frequent discovery of pertinent information. Data access, data modification, data retrieval, data saving, and data management are all made incredibly simple by this electronic system. Due to its great operational ease and ease of use, almost every organization employs a database to store its data. The database gives us perfect access to the data and enables us to carry out necessary operations.

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