Oracle SQL Tutorial: Preface
Oracle SQL Tutorial: Preface
What is SQL?
Structured Query Language is a special-purpose programming language designed for managing data
in relational database management systems
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Preface
What you will learn?
How to write a query?
How to create/copy/delete/update a table?
How to join tables?
How to use Analytical functions?
And some advanced SQL uses..
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lesson1:
What is a Database?
Lesson2:
What is DBMS?
Lesson3:
What is RDBMS?
Lesson4:
What is SQL?
Lesson5:
RDBMS Products In The Market
Lesson6:
Users and Schemas
Lesson7:
Introduction to Data Modeling
Lesson8:
Introduction to Data Dictionary
Lesson9:
Oracle SQL Data Types
Chapter 3: DDL
Lesson10:
Create Table
Lesson11:
SQL Alter Table
Lesson12:
Truncate Table
Lesson13:
Drop Table
Lesson14:
Rename Table
Chapter 4: DML
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Lesson15:
Insert Command
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Lesson16:
Update Command
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Lesson17:
Delete Command
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Lesson18:
Merge Command
Chapter 5: Constraints
Lesson19:
What are Constraints?
Lesson20:
Not Null Constraint
Lesson21:
Check Constraint
Lesson22:
Unique Constraint
Lesson23:
Primary Key Constraint
Lesson24:
Foreign Key Constraint
Lesson25:
ON Delete Cascade
Lesson26:
Composite Keys
Chapter 6: TCL
Lesson27:
Oracle SQL Commit
Lesson28:
Rollback
Lesson29:
Savepoint
Chapter 7: DCL
Lesson30:
Grant
Lesson31:
Revoke
Lesson32:
SELECT
Lesson33:
Where Clause
Lesson34:
ORDER BY
Lesson35:
GROUP BY
Lesson36:
Having Clause
Chapter 9: Operators
Lesson37:
SQL Operators
Lesson38:
SQL Types of Operators
Lesson39:
Equals to (=) Operator
Lesson40:
Less than (<) Operator
Lesson41:
Greater than (>) Operator
Lesson42:
Less than or Equals to (<=) Operator
Lesson43:
Greater than or Equals to (>=) Operator
Lesson44:
Not Equals to ( != / ^= / <> ) Operator
Lesson45:
SQL IN Operator
Lesson46:
SQL BETWEEN Operator
Lesson47:
SQL LIKE Operator
Lesson48:
SQL IS NULL Operator
Lesson49:
SQL Concatenation ( || ) Operator
Chapter 11: Logical Operators
Lesson50:
SQL NOT LIKE Operator
Lesson51:
SQL Not Equals to ( != / ^= / <> ) Operator
Lesson52:
SQL NOT IN Operator
Lesson53:
SQL NOT BETWEEN Operator
Lesson54:
SQL IS NOT NULL Operator
Lesson55:
Logical AND Operator
Lesson56:
Logical OR Operator
Lesson57:
Logical NOT Operator
Lesson62:
String Functions
Lesson63:
Numeric Functions
Lesson64:
Date Functions
Lesson65:
Conversion Functions
Lesson66:
Group Functions
Lesson67:
What Is a Join?
Lesson68:
Inner Join (or) Simple Join (or) Equi Join
Lesson69:
Left Outer Join
Lesson70:
Right Outer Join
Lesson71:
Full Outer Join
Lesson72:
Cross Join
Lesson73:
Non-Equi Join
Chapter 16: Set Operators
Lesson74:
Sub Query
Lesson75:
Sub Query In From Clause
Lesson76:
Sub Query In Select Clause
Lesson77:
Sub Query In Where Clause
Lesson78:
Nested Sub Queries
Lesson79:
UNION
Lesson80:
UNION ALL
Lesson81:
INTERSECT
Lesson82:
MINUS
Lesson83:
Index
Lesson84:
Unique Index
Lesson85:
Non Unique Indexes
Lesson86:
Composite Index
Lesson87:
Function Based Index
Lesson88:
Synonym
Lesson89:
Private Synonym
Lesson90:
Public Synonym
Lesson91:
What Is Sequence?
Lesson92:
Using A Sequence
Lesson93:
Altering And Dropping The Sequence
Lesson94:
View
Lesson95:
Simple View
Lesson96:
Complex Views
Lesson97:
DML Operations on Views
Lesson98:
MATERIALIZED VIEW
Lesson99:
Difference Between Normal and Materialized View
Lesson100:
Force View