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Introduction to Oracle Database 12c Training
Course 2226
- Duration: 5 days
- Labs: Yes
- Language: English
- Level: Foundation
To efficiently handle today's business-critical information, organizations need database systems that are reliable and scalable, as well as experienced professionals to manage them. In this Introduction to Oracle 12c training course, you will learn how to use Oracle Database 12c and gain the skills to unleash the power and flexibility of Oracle Database 12c, while gaining a solid foundation of database concepts, SQL, and PL/SQL, so you can develop robust databases.
- This course is currently running on Oracle 12c, on the Windows Server 2008, R2 platform
Introduction to Oracle Database 12c Training Delivery Methods
- After-course instructor coaching benefit
- Learning Tree end-of-course exam included
Introduction to Oracle Database 12c Training Course Benefits
Build robust and scalable Oracle Database 12c applicationsWrite efficient data manipulation statements using SQL DeveloperCreate databases, external tables, sequences, and synonymsEnsure data integrity, establish security, and enhance performanceImprove cursor processing with FOR LOOPs and parametersIntroduction to Oracle 12c Course Outline
- Relational database concepts
- Applying data modeling techniques
- Defining entities, attributes and relationships
- Oracle database tools: SQL Developer and SQL*Plus
Analyzing the Oracle database architecture
- Assessing memory structures, processes and files
- Establishing a storage hierarchy
Maintaining Oracle database components
- Reviewing the Oracle Database 12c installation
- Generating DBA scripts with the data dictionary
- Working with Oracle SQL Developer
Implementing queries with SQL Developer
- Selecting, filtering and ordering results
- Avoiding pitfalls in null values
- Deploying built-in SQL functions
- Comparing CASE and DECODE functions
Leveraging powerful SQL techniques
- Joining table data using inner and outer ANSI joins
- Grouping and aggregating data
- Combining result sets with set operators
- Performing simple and correlated subqueries
Manipulating data with SQL statements
- Inserting, updating, deleting and merging data
- Locking data and managing transactions
Translating logical models to physical design
- Mapping entities and relationships to tables and keys
- Creating users and schemas
Constructing and managing tables
- Creating, altering and dropping tables and columns
- Restoring data with Flashback and the recycle bin
Developing views and sequences
- Creating views to implement security
- Comparing identity columns with sequences
Maintaining integrity
- Determining referential integrity with primary, unique and foreign keys
- Implementing deferred and enforced constraints
Enforcing security
- Authenticating users with password controls
- Controlling access with system and object privileges
- Simplifying object usage with synonyms
- Improving privilege management with roles
Optimizing performance
- Guidelines for defining appropriate indexes
- Indexing the data for efficient retrieval
- Managing unique, nonunique and composite indexes
Programming with fundamental PL/SQL constructs
- Declaring variables, constants and records
- Establishing conditional control with IF and CASE
- Controlling iterations with WHILE and FOR LOOPs
- Creating exception handlers for predefined exceptions
Developing with cursors
- Controlling implicit and explicit cursors
- Increasing flexibility with cursor parameters
- Simplifying cursors with FOR LOOPs
- Improving update and delete performance with CURRENT OF or ROWID
Designing modular code
- Developing procedures and functions
- Debugging programs with DBMS_OUTPUT
Building packages and triggers
- Advantages of bundling subprograms in packages
- Creating compound-, statement- and row-level triggers
- Controlling triggers with conditional predicates
Supporting web development with PL/SQL procedures
- Returning data to web applications with REF cursors
- Saving application data to the database
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