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502 Relational Database Management System - II

The course '502: Relational Database Management System – II' focuses on Oracle Database Architecture and PL/SQL programming, requiring prior knowledge of DBMS and SQL. It covers various units including Oracle architecture, PL/SQL programming concepts, transaction control, indexing, and object-oriented programming. The evaluation consists of 30% internal and 70% external assessments, with a total of 4 credits and 4 hours of teaching per week over a minimum of 15 weeks.

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502 Relational Database Management System - II

The course '502: Relational Database Management System – II' focuses on Oracle Database Architecture and PL/SQL programming, requiring prior knowledge of DBMS and SQL. It covers various units including Oracle architecture, PL/SQL programming concepts, transaction control, indexing, and object-oriented programming. The evaluation consists of 30% internal and 70% external assessments, with a total of 4 credits and 4 hours of teaching per week over a minimum of 15 weeks.

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Course: 502: Relational Database Management System – II

Course Code 502


Course Title Relational Database Management System – II
Credit 4
Teaching per Week 4 Hrs
Minimum weeks per Semester 15 (Including Class work, examination, preparation, holidays etc.)
Last Review / Revision June 2018
Purpose of Course To impart knowledge of Database Architecture and PL/SQL programming.
Course Objective This course provides knowledge about Oracle Database Architecture and
Oracle PL/SQL programming concepts.
Pre-requisite DBMS, SQL
Course Out come Students will understand Oracle Database Architecture and will be able to
write different PL/SQL programs.

Course Content Unit : 1 : Overview of Oracle Architecture


1.1 Oracle Physical Architecture
1.2 Oracle Instance Architecture

Unit : 2 : Oracle PL/SQL


2.1 The PL/SQL Block
2.2 Lexical Units: Identifiers, Delimiters, Literals, Comments
2.3 Variables, PL/SQL Types
2.4 Expression, Operators and Control Structures
2.5 Records
2.6 Cursors
2.6.1 Definition of Cursor
2.6.2 Explicit & Implicit Cursors
2.6.3 Cursor for loops
2.6.4 Cursor Variables
2.6.5 Parameterized Cursor
2.7 Sub Program
2.7.1 Procedures
2.7.2 Functions
2.7.3 Subprogram Creation, Parameter Modes
2.7.4 Procedure Versus Functions
2.8 Packages
2.8.1 Package Specification
2.8.2 Package Body
2.8.3 Packages and Scope, Package Objects
2.9 Database Triggers
2.9.1 Use of Database Triggers
2.9.2 Types of Triggers
2.9.3 Creating Triggers
2.9.4 Deleting a Trigger
2.10 Error Handling
2.10.1 Declaring Exception
2.10.2 Raising Exception, Handling Exception
2.10.3 Exception Propagation, Scope of Exception
2.11 Sequences & Pseudo columns
2.11.1 CURRVAL & NEXTVAL
2.11.2 ROWID
2.11.3 ROWNUM

Unit : 3 : Transaction Control and Locks


3.1 Transaction Control Statements
3.1.1 Commit
3.1.2 Savepoint
3.1.3 Rollback
3.2 Locks
3.2.1 Types of Locks
3.2.2 Levels of Locks

Unit : 4 : Index, User, Role and Profile


4.1 Indexes
4.1.1 Simple Index, Composite Index
4.1.2 Bitmap Index, Function Based Index
4.1.3 Key Compressed Index
4.2 User
4.3 Role
4.4 Profile

Unit : 5 : Programming with Objects


5.1 Object Types
5.2 Nested Tables
5.3 Varying Array
5.4 Large Objects
5.5 References
5.6 Object Views

Reference Book 1 SQL, PL/SQL THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE OF ORACLE - 4TH REVISED
EDITION - Ivan Bayross - BPB Publications
2 Oracle Database 12c The Complete Reference (Oracle Press) (1st Edition)
- Bob Bryla, Kevin Loney - McGraw-Hill Education
3 Oracle Database 12c PL/SQL Programming(Oracle Press) 1st Edition
- Michael McLaughlin - McGraw-Hill Education
4 Oracle PL/SQL Language Pocket Reference, 5E - Steven Feurstein, Bill
Pribyl, Chip Dawes - O'Reilly
5 Oracle PL/SQL Programming: Covers Versions Through Oracle Database
12c 6th Edition - Steven Feuerstein - O'Reilly Media
6 SQL and PL/SQL for Oracle 11g Black Book
- Dr. P.S. Deshpande – Dreamtech Press
7 Oracle for Beginners - Sharanam Shah & Vaishali Shah - SPD

Teaching Methodology Lectures, Discussion, Independent Study, Seminars and Assignment


Evaluation Method 30% Internal assessment
70% External assessment

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