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Oracle 11g SQL Training - As Per Industry Standards: Course Highlights

This document provides information about an Oracle 11g SQL training course. The course teaches SQL skills for querying single and multiple tables, manipulating data, and creating database objects. It covers topics like indexes, constraints, altering schema objects, and creating external tables over 8-12 sessions. Students will learn to write SQL queries, work with functions, perform joins, and create and manage database objects. The course aims to provide skills aligned with industry standards.

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Oracle 11g SQL Training - As Per Industry Standards: Course Highlights

This document provides information about an Oracle 11g SQL training course. The course teaches SQL skills for querying single and multiple tables, manipulating data, and creating database objects. It covers topics like indexes, constraints, altering schema objects, and creating external tables over 8-12 sessions. Students will learn to write SQL queries, work with functions, perform joins, and create and manage database objects. The course aims to provide skills aligned with industry standards.

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Oracle 11g SQL Training – as per Industry standards

In this course students learn the concepts of relational databases. This course provides the essential
SQL skills that allow developers to write queries against single and multiple tables, manipulate data
In tables, and create database objects. Students learn to control privileges at the object and system
Level. This course covers creating indexes and constraints, and altering existing schema objects.
Students also learn how to create and query external tables.

Course Highlights:
Get trained by well experienced IT professionals
Real time training with live examples and practice
Learn how to convert business logic to SQL Queries
Understand how queries run in the background
8-12 Sessions, 8-10 days, 2-3 hrs per day

About the Instructor

Certified & well experienced real time trainers.

Duration: 8-12 Sessions, 8-10 days, 2-3 hrs per day

Training mode: Live Instructor led training

Course materials:
Both course & lab materials available online via E-Learning portal for 45 days.

Software Setup & Lab:

Will provide access our Oracle Server for Lab sessions. Support provided to install on student
Laptops.

Prerequisites:

Familiarity with data processing concepts and techniques.

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Course Topics

1. Introduction to DBMS
 What is a Database?
 File based Database
 How data stored in is excel?
 Introduction to DBMS
 Oracle DBMS

2. SQL Basics
 Types of Data
 Data types in Oracle DB
 How to create a table?
 Example: Create Statement
 How to insert data into a table?
 How to view table after data is inserted?

3. SQL SELECT Statement


 Structured Query Language (SQL)
 Basic SELECT Statement – Syntax
 Arithmetic Operators
 Define NULL value
 Using Column Aliases
 Concatenation Operator
 Duplicate Rows
 Displaying the Table Structure

4. WHERE Clause, Operators and Sorting (Order by)


 Limiting the Rows that Are Selected
 Character Strings and Dates
 Comparison Operators
 Using Comparison Operators
 Range Conditions Using the BETWEEN Operator
 The IN Operator
 Handling the NULL Conditions
 Logical Operators
 AND Operator
 OR Operator
 Using the NOT Operator
 Using the ORDER BY Clause

5. Using SQL Functions


 Classification of Functions
 Single-Row Functions
 Character Functions
 Case-Conversion Functions
 Character-Manipulation Functions

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 Number Functions
 Dates Arithmetic
 Date-Manipulation Functions
 Date Functions: Illustration

6. Conversion Functions and Conditional Expressions


 Conversion Functions
 Explicit Data Type Conversion
 Using the TO_CHAR Function with Numbers
 Using the TO_CHAR Function with Dates
 Elements of the Date Format Model
 TO_NUMBER function
 TO_DATE function
 General Functions
 NVL Function
 Using the NVL2 Function
 Using the NULLIF Function
 Conditional Expressions
 CASE Expression

7. Group Functions & Group by Clause


 What Are Group Functions?
 Types of Group Functions
 Group Functions: Syntax
 AVG Function
 MIN and MAX Function
 Using the COUNT Function
 GROUP BY Clause Rules
 Restricting Group Results
 Restricting Group Results with the HAVING Clause

8. SQL Join Operations


 Obtaining Data from Multiple Tables
 Oracle Joins
 Qualifying Ambiguous Column Names
 INNER or SIMPLE Join
 Creating Three-Way Joins
 Joining a Table to Itself – Self Join
 Self Join
 Simple Join - Equijoins
 Simple Join – No equijoins
 Returning Records with No Direct Match with Outer Joins
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
 RIGHT OUTER JOIN
 FULL OUTER JOIN
 Cartesian Products

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9. Using Sub queries
 Sub query: Scenario
 Using a Sub query
 Sub queries – Definition
 Single-Row Sub queries
 ORA-01427: Single-row sub query returns more than one row
 Multiple-Row Sub queries
 Using the ANY Operator
 Using the ALL Operator

10. Set Operators


 Set Operators
 Set Operator Guidelines
 UNION Operator
 Using the UNION Operator
 UNION ALL Operator
 Using the UNION ALL Operator
 INTERSECT Operator
 Using the INTERSECT Operator
 MINUS Operator
 Using MINUS Operator
 Using the ORDER BY Clause in Set Operations

11. DMLs and TCLs


 Data Manipulation Language
 Adding a New Row to a Table
 INSERT Statement Syntax
 Inserting Rows with Null Values
 UPDATE Statement Syntax
 DELETE Statement
 TRUNCATE Statement
 Database Transactions
 TCL commands (COMMIT/ROLLBACK)
 COMMIT and ROLLBACK
 Data Before COMMIT or ROLLBACK
 State of the Data After COMMIT and Rollback
 State of the Data After ROLLBACK: Example

12. DDLs – CREATE, ALTER, DROP


 CREATE TABLE
 Referencing Another User’s Tables
 DEFAULT Option
 Creating Tables with sub query
 Including Constraints
 Defining constraint
 NOT NULL Constraint
 UNIQUE Constraint

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 PRIMARY KEY Constraint
 FOREIGN KEY Constraint
 CHECK Constraint
 ALTER TABLE Statement
 Dropping a Table

13. Views, Synonyms, Sequences & Indexes


 Database Objects
 What Is a View?
 Creating a View
 Describing and Retrieving Data from a View
 Altering and Modifying a View
 Performing DML Operations on Simple View
 Removing a View
 Sequences
 CREATE SEQUENCE Statement: Syntax
 Using a Sequence
 Alter a Sequence
 Indexes
 Removing an Index
 Synonyms
 Creating a Synonym for an Object
 Synonym – Illustration
 Removing and Altering Synonyms

Course Accomplishments

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:


Identify the major components of Oracle Database 11g
Retrieve row and column data from tables with the SELECT statement
Create reports of sorted and restricted data
Employ SQL functions to generate and retrieve customized data
Run complex queries to retrieve data from multiple tables
Run data manipulation language (DML) statements to update data in Oracle Database 11g
Run data definition language (DDL) statements to create and manage schema objects

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Contact: 08970005497, 07411642061

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