Oracle Database 11g R2 SQL Complete

The objective of this course is to provide an introduction to the SQL database language within the context of an Oracle database, based upon the latest features available. The primary objective of this course is to consider advanced subjects and techniques pertaining to the SQL database language, based upon the latest features available with the Oracle release. Even professionals experienced in other implementations of the industry-standard SQL language will benefit from the advanced and Oracle-specific features of SQL discussed in this course.
 

The target audience for this training course is all Oracle professionals, both business and systems professionals, who wish to pass the Oracle certification exams and need a 'how to' guide to acquire the knowledge of SQL. Further, this course is well suited for non-Oracle professionals already experienced in the SQL but who wish to become acquainted with the unique and advanced features of Oracle SQL. Among the specific groups for whom this course will be helpful are application developers and database administrators.
 

No mandatory prerequisites exist for this course. However, one or more of the following courses are suggested prerequisites: ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURES FOR EXECUTIVES DATA MODELING: LOGICAL DATABASE DESIGN
 

RELATIONAL DATABASES & SQL

• ABOUT relational databases
• ELEMENTS of SQL

CHOOSING A SQL& PL/SQL INTERFACE

• ABOUT database connections
• ABOUT bind variables
• USING SQUL developer
• USING SQL*plus
• USING application express

BUILDING A SELECT STATEMENT

• ABOUT the select statement
• USING alias names

RESTRICTING DATA WITH THE WHERE CLAUSE

• ABOUT logical operations
• EQUALITY operator
• BOOLEAN operators
• NULL & between operators
• IS (not) null operator
• (NOT) between operator
• FINDING text strings
• (NOT) like operator
• REGEXP_like()
• IN operator
• ABOUT the order by clause
• MULTIPLE column sorts
• SPECIFYING the sort sequence
• ABOUT null values within sorts
• USING column aliases
• PSEUDO columns & functions
• USING rowed
• USING rownum
• USING the functions
• SYSDATE
• USER & IUD
• USING the dual table
• SESSIONTIMEZONE function
• JOINING tables
• ABOUT joins
• INNER join
• REFLEXIVE join
• NON-KEY join
• OUTER join

USING THE SET UP OPERATORS

• ABOUT the set operators
• SET operator examples

SUMMARY FUNCTIONS

• ABOUT summary functions
• SUMMARY operator examples

USING SUB-QUERIES

• ABOUT sub-queries
• STANDARD sub-queries
• CORRELATED sub-queries

AGGGREGATING DATA WITHIN GROUPS

• ABOUT summary groups
• FINDING groups within the base tables
• SELECTIONS data from the base tables
• SELECTIONG groups from the result tables

BUILD SIMPLE SQL*PLUS RESORTS

• FORMAT column output with column
• DEFINING report breaks with break
• PRODUCE subtotals with compute

USE DATA DEFINITION LANGUAGE TO CREATE & MANAGE TABLES

• CREATE table statement
• NOT null
• DEFAULT
• ALTER table statement
• DROP table statement
• SUPPORTIVE statements
• DESCRIBE
• RENAME

USE DATA MANIPULATION LANGUAGE TO MANIPULATE DATA

• ABOUT the insert statement
• ABOUT the delete statement
• ABOUT the update statement
• ABOUT transactions
• ROLLBACK
• COMMIT
• SAVEPOINT
• SET transaction
• TRUNCATE table
• COMPLEX table references

APPENDIX A

• REFERENCE information
• SQL DDL statement reference
• SQL DML statement reference
• SQL transaction control statement reference
• SQL operators reference

SQL99 JOIN TECHNIQUES

• CROSS joins
• NATURAL joins
• INNER joins
• OUTER joins
• ANTI joins
• USING named subqueries

ENHANCING GROUPS WITH ROLLUP & CUBE

• USING rollup
• USING cube

USING THE CASE EXPRESSION SQL FUNCTIONS:

• CHARACTER
• STRING formatting functions
• ASCII codes functions
• PAD &trim functions
• STRING manipulation functions
• STRING comparison functions
• PHONETIC search functions

SQL FUNCTIONS: NUMERIC:

• ABOUT the numeric functions
• NULL value functions

SQL FUNCTIONS: DATE

• DATE format functions
• DATE arithmetic functions

DATABASE OBJECTS: RELATIONAL VIEWS

• ABOUT database objects
• ABOUT relational views
• UPDATING view data
• MAINTAINING view definitions
• ALTER view
• DROP view

DATABASE OBJECTS: DATA DICTIONARY STORAGE

• ABOUT the data dictionary
• OBJECT-specific dictionary views
• USER_updatable_columns
• UNDERSTAND the data dictionary structure

DATABASE OBJECTS: INDEXES

• ABOUT indexes
• USE B-tree indexes

DATABASE OBJECTS: OTHER OBJECTS

• MORE about creating tables
• ABOUT sequences
• ALTER sequence & drop sequence
• ALTER sequence
• DROP sequence
• ABOUT synonyms
• CREATE schema authorization

DATABASE OBJECTS: SECURITY

• USER passwords
• OBJECT security

DATA INTEGRITY USING CONSTRAINTS

• ABOUT constraints
• NOT null constraint
• CHECK constraint
• UNIQUE constraint
• PRIMARY key constraint
• REFERENCES constraint
• DEFINING constraints on existing tables

MANAGING CONSTRAINT DEFINITIONS

• RENAMING & dropping constraints
• ENABLING & disabling constraints
• DEFERRED enforcement
• SET constraints
• HANDLING constraint exceptions
• CONSTRAINTS with views
• DATA dictionary storage

ADVANCED SQL*PLUS REPORTS

• BREAK
• COMPUTE
• COLUMN
• TTITLE & BTITLE

OPTIONAL-ADVANCED SQL*PLUS REPORTS

• REPORT-1
• REPORT-2
• SOLUTIONS
• REPORT-1
• REPORT-2

OPTIONAL-BUILDING SQL*PLUS SCRIPTS

• USING SQL*plus variables
• DEFINE and undefined
• ACCEPT
• PROMPT
• PAUSE

OPTIONAL -SQL*PLUS SESSION CONTROL

• CONTROLLING system variables
• SET
• SHOW