Oracle SQL Certification Training

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The most popular language for interacting with databases and extracting data for use in application development, reporting, and analytics is taught in our SQL (Structured Query Language) course. It is commonplace in many sectors of society and is essential for aspirant data professionals to possess. The skills you need to query and analyse data from sophisticated relational databases will be provided to you through this course, along with an introduction to the SQL language. Join this course if you want to develop your data abilities so you can go up in your industry or change careers to one where you will work with data. Enrol today to earn your certification.

SQL Training Course Syllabus

Basic Database Concepts

✔ Basic Concepts
✔ Database Models

Normalization

✔ First Normal Form
✔ Second Normal Form
✔ Third Normal Form

Management Studio

✔ Basics of S-Q-L
✔ Data types, expressions, operators
✔ Working with queries & Clauses
✔ Creating databases,
✔ Creating tables
✔ Types of constraints

Sub queries

✔ Nested subqueries
✔ Correlated subqueries
✔ Derived tables

Data Definition Language (DDL)

✔ Creation of table
✔ Modifying the structure of a table
✔ Dropping a table

Data Manipulation Language (DML)

✔ Inserting, updating & deleting operations
✔ Operators, Built-in functions, Grouping
✔ Working with multiple tables

Transaction Control Language (TCL)

✔ Commit
✔ Rollback
✔ Save point

Data Control Language (DCL)

✔ Grant
✔ Revoke

Joins in SQL

✔ Introduction to Joins
✔ Inner join
✔ Outer join
✔ Cross joins
✔ Unions

Working with Indexes

✔ Introduction to indexes
✔ Creating, dropping indexes
✔ Clustered & non clustered indexes

Implementing Views

✔ Introduction & advantages of views
✔ creating views
✔ altering, dropping views

Working with queries

✔ Creating Cursors
✔ Cursors vs. Select
✔ Types of cursors
✔ Triggers
✔ Functions
✔ Procedure
✔ Backup & Recovery

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SQL Training FAQ'S

What is SQL?

SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It is the standard language used to maintain the relational database and perform many different data manipulation operations on the data. SQL was initially invented in 1970. It is a database language used for database creation, deletion, fetching, and modifying rows, etc. Sometimes, it is pronounced as ‘sequel.’ We can also use it to handle organized data comprised of entities (variables) and relations between different entities of the data.

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When SQL appeared?

In 1974, SQL first debuted. One of the most popular languages for relational database maintenance is this one. In 1986, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) adopted SQL as their respective standards.

What are the subsets of SQL?
  • The data structure that includes commands like CREATE, ALTER, DROP, etc. is defined by the data definition language (DDL).
  • Data manipulation language (DML): It is used to alter the database’s already-existing data. This group of commands includes SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, and others.
  • Data control language (DCL): It regulates access to the information kept in databases. This category of commands includes the verbs GRANT and REVOKE.
  • The database’s transaction actions are handled using the Transaction Control Language (TCL). This group of commands includes COMMIT, ROLLBACK, SET TRANSACTION, SAVEPOINT, and others.
What are tables and fields in the database?

A table is a collection of data that has been arranged into rows and columns. Users can store and display records in a structured style thanks to it. It resembles worksheets in a spreadsheet program. Here, columns are the attribute of the data items included in a given row, and rows are the tuples, which represent the simple data item. Rows are horizontal, whilst Columns might be classified as vertical.

Fields are the components to provide the structure for the table. It stores the same category of data in the same data type. A table contains a fixed number of columns but can have any number of rows known as the record. It is also called a column in the table of the database. It represents the attribute or characteristics of the entity in the record.

Example

Table: Student

Field: Stud_rollno, Stud_name, Date of Birth, Branch, etc.

What is a Database?

An organized collection of data that is divided into tables, rows, columns, and indexes is known as a database. It assists the user in regularly finding 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.

The following are the common features of a database:

  • Manages large amounts of data
  • Accurate
  • Easy to update
  • Security
  • Data integrity
  • Easy to research data

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