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SQL Developer (PL SQL) Course Content

The document provides a course content overview for a SQL Developer (PL SQL) course. It lists over 50 topics that will be covered in the course, including PL/SQL fundamentals, SQL statements, data types, variables, functions, procedures, triggers, packages, collections, transactions, dates and times, exceptions, dynamic SQL, control flow statements, records, DBMS output, object-oriented programming, working with XML data, indexes, execution plans and more. The course aims to teach developers how to work with Oracle databases using the PL/SQL programming language.

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SQL Developer (PL SQL) Course Content

The document provides a course content overview for a SQL Developer (PL SQL) course. It lists over 50 topics that will be covered in the course, including PL/SQL fundamentals, SQL statements, data types, variables, functions, procedures, triggers, packages, collections, transactions, dates and times, exceptions, dynamic SQL, control flow statements, records, DBMS output, object-oriented programming, working with XML data, indexes, execution plans and more. The course aims to teach developers how to work with Oracle databases using the PL/SQL programming language.

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SQL Developer (PL SQL) Course Content

Overview of PL/SQL: UNION ALL


Features and Advantages of PL/SQL INTERSECT
Environment Setup MINUS

DDL, DML and TCL: Concatenate Data:


Understand Schema Characters Data
CREATE, ALTER and DROP Integer Data
INSERT, UDPATE and DELETE
SELECT Statement with its Query Constraints:
logical Processing Primary Key
Foreign Key
Different Data Types: Unique Key
Scalar Data Types and Subtypes Check
Numeric Data Types and Subtypes Ref
Character Data Types and Subtypes NOT NULL
Boolean Data Types
Datetime and Interval Types Normalization:
Large Object (LOB) Data Types Normal Form I and its rules
User-Defined Subtypes Normal Form II and its rules
NULLs Normal Form III and its rules

Variables: Relationships:
Usage of the variables One - One
Variable Scope One - Many
Many - Many
Constants and Literals:
Joins:
Operators: Inner Join
Arithmetic Left Outer Join
Relational Right Outer Join
Comparison CROSS Join
Logical SELF Join
Operator Precedence FULL Join

Combine Data Set Operators: Built In Scalar functions:


UNION String functions

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SQL Developer (PL SQL) Course Content

Date time functions WHILE LOOP Statement


NULL functions FOR LOOP Statement
How to use these functions Reverse FOR LOOP Statement
Nested Loops
Grouping Data: Labeling a PL/SQL Loop
Aggregate data using build in The Loop Control Statements
functions EXIT Statement
Duplicate entries/records EXIT WHEN
Understand HAVING clause CONTINUE
GOTO
Ordering Data:
Strings:
Sub Queries: Declaring String Variables
Dynamic output using sub query String Functions and Operators
Correlated and NON-Correlated sub
queries Arrays:
Creating a VArray Type
Different FORMS of Sub Queries:
Derived Tables Procedures:
Views Creating a Procedure
Usage of sub query in SELECT clause Executing a Standalone Procedure
Deleting a Standalone Procedure
Synonyms, Identity and Sequences: Parameter Modes in PL/SQL
subprograms
Dynamic SQL: Methods for Passing Parameters

Conditional Statements: Functions:


IF-THEN Creating a Function
IF-THEN-ELSE Calling a Function
IF-THEN-ELSIF PL/SQL Recursive Functions
CASE
Searched CASE Statement Cursors:
Nested IF-THEN-ELSE Statements Implicit Cursors
Explicit Cursors
Control Flow Statements: How to use the Cursor
Basic Loop Statement

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SQL Developer (PL SQL) Course Content

Records: The Datetime Data Types and


Table-Based Records Functions
Cursor-Based Records The Interval Data Types and
User-Defined Records Functions

Exceptions: DBMS OUTPUT:


Syntax for Exception Handling DBMS_OUTPUT Subprograms
Raising Exceptions
User-defined Exceptions OBJECT-ORIENTED:
Pre-defined Exceptions Instantiating an Object
Member Methods
Triggers: Using Map method
Creating Triggers Using Order method
Triggering a Trigger Inheritance for PL/SQL Objects
Abstract Objects in PL/SQL
Packages:
Package Specification Work with XML Data:
Package Body
Using the Package Elements SQL Query Processing:

Collections: Indexes:
Index-By Table Understand Architecture of Index
Nested Tables Create an Index
Collection Methods Tips to choose indexed columns
Collection Exceptions
Execution Plans:
Transactions:
Different types of Transactions
Starting and Ending a Transaction
Committing a Transaction
Rolling Back Transactions
Automatic Transaction Control

DATE & TIME:


Field Values for Datetime and
Interval Data Types

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