Oracle 11g developer on linux training in bangalore
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The document outlines a training program for Oracle 11g Developer on Linux in Bangalore, which spans 30-35 days and covers numerous database management concepts and SQL commands. The course includes theoretical lessons, hands-on lab sessions, and guidance for Oracle certification, with a focus on topics such as RDBMS, integrity constraints, PL/SQL, and advanced SQL features. Participants will gain practical experience and insights into database architecture and management, ensuring comprehensive preparation for real-world applications.
Oracle 11g developer on linux training in bangalore
- 1. Oracle 11g Developer on linux training in Bangalore Duration: 30 - 35 daystraining classes Location: Courses are run in our Bangalore offices Timings & Schedules: Both on Weekdays / Weekends Pre-Requisite: Graduate/Software Developer/Any Extras: Interview Questions & Answers will be covered along with course LABFacility: The Training is designed tentatively for each batch with Hands on Experience exposures in the Lab session. The Lab sessions are followed along with the Theory in the respective day itself. Certification: Industry Expertise trainers will guide students to get Oracle Certification in a Latest Version & DUMPS will be provided at free of cost. Contact : 9008500244 Introduction to DBMS: Approach to Data Management Introduction to prerequisites File and File system Disadvantages of file Review of Database Management Terminology Database Models o Hierarchal Model o Network Model o Relational Model Introduction to RDBMS: Feature of RDBMS Advantages of RDBMS over FMS ad DBMS The 12 rules (E.F Codd’s Rules –RDBMS) Need for Database Design Support of Normalization Process for Data Management Client server Technology Oracle Corporation Products Oracle Versions About SQL&SQL*PLUS Sub Language Commands: Data Definition Language (DDL) Data Retrieval Language (DRL)
- 2. Data Manipulation Language (DML) Transaction Control Language (TCL) Database Security and Privileges (DCL) Introduction to SQL Database Object: Oracle Pre Defined Data types DDL Commands Create, Alter (add, modify, rename, drop)Columns, Rename, truncate, drop DML-Insert, update, delete DQL-SELECT Statements using WHERE clause Comparison and Conditional Operators Arithmetic and Logical Operators Set Operators (UNION, UNION ALL, INTERSECT, MINUS) Special Operators – IN (NOT IN), BETWEEN (NOT BETWEEN), LIKE (NOTLIKE), IS NULL (IS NOT NULL) Working with DML, DRL Commands Operators Support Built in Functions: Arithmetic Functions, Character Functions, Date Functions, Conversion Functions Aggregate Functions, OLAP Functions & General Functions Grouping the result of a query : Using Group by and Having Clause of DRL Statement Using Order by clause Working with Integrity Constraints : Importance of Data Integrity Support of Integrity Constraints for Relating Table in RDBMS o NOT NULL constraint o UNIQUE constraint o PRIMARY KEY constraint o FOREIGN KEY constraint o CHECK constraint Working with different types of integrity Constraints REF constraint Understanding ON DELETE clause in referential integrity constraint Working with composite constraint
- 3. Applying DEFAULT option to columns Working with multiple constraints upon a column Adding constraints to a table Dropping of constraints Enabling / Disable constraints Querying for constraints information Querying Multiple Tables (Joins) : Equi Join/Inner Join/Simple Join Cartesian Join Non-Equi Join Outer Joins Self Join Working with Sub Queries : Understanding the practical approach to Sub Queries/Nested Select/Sub Select/Inner Select/Outer Select What is the purpose of a Sub Query? Sub Query Principle and Usage Type of Sub Queries Single Row Multiple Row Multiple Column Applying Group Functions in Sub Queries The impact of Having Clause in Sub Queries IN, ANY/SOME, ALL Operators in Sub Queries PAIR WISE and NON PAIR WISE Comparison in Sub Queries Be … Aware of NULL’s Correlated Sub Queries Handling Data Retrieval with EXISTS and NOT EXISTS Operators Working with DCL, TCL Commands : Grant, Revoke Commit, Rollback, Savepoint SQL Editor Commands SQL Environment settings Maintaining Database Objects: VIEWS in Oracle: Understanding the Standards of VIEWS in Oracle Types of VIEWS
- 4. Relational Views Object Views Prerequisites to work with views Practical approach of SIMPLE VIEWS and COMPLEX VIEWS Column definitions in VIEWS Using VIEWS for DML Operations In-Line View Forced Views Putting CHECK Constraint upon VIEWS Creation of READ ONLY VIEWS Understanding the IN LINE VIEWS About Materialized Views View Triggers Working with Sequences Working with Synonyms Working with Index and Clusters Creating Cluster Tables, Implementing Locks, working with roles Pseudo Columns in Oracle: Understanding Pseudo Columns in Oracle Types of Pseudo Columns in Oracle CURRVAL and NEXTVAL LEVEL ROWID ROWNUM Data Partitions & Parallel Process: Types of Partitions Range Partitions Hash Partitions List Partition Composite Partition Parallel Query Process Locks: Row level Locks Table Level Locks Shared Lock Exclusive Lock
- 5. Dead Lock SQL * Loader: SQL * Loader Architecture Data file (Input Datafiles) Control file Bad file Discard file Log file .txt to base table .csv to base table From more than one file to single table PL-SQL (Procedure Language – SQL): Introduction to Programming Languages Introduction to PL/SQL The Advantages of PL/SQL PL/SQL Architecture PL/SQL Data types Variable and Constants Using Built-in Functions Conditional and Unconditional Statements Simple if, if… else, nested if..else, if..else Ladder Selection Case, Simple Case, GOTO Label and EXIT Iterations in PL/SQL o Simple LOOP,WHILE LOOP,FOR LOOP and NESTED LOOPS o SQL within PL/SQL o Composite Data types (Complete) o Cursor Management in PL/SQL o Implicit Cursors o Explicit Cursors o Cursor Attributes o Cursor with Parameters o Cursors with LOOPs Nested Cursors o Cursors with Sub Queries o Ref. Cursors Record and PL/SQL Table Types Advanced PL/SQL Procedures in PL/SQL : STORED PROCEDURES PROCEDURE with Parameters (IN,OUT and IN OUT) POSITIONAL Notation and NAMED Notation
- 6. Procedure with Cursors Dropping a Procedure o Functions in PL/SQL : o Difference between Procedures and Functions o User Defined Functions o Nested Functions o Using stored function in SQL statements Packages in PL/SQL : Creating PACKAGE Specification and PACKAGE Body Private and Public Objects in PACKAGE EXCEPTIONS in PL/SQL: Types of exceptions : User Defined Exceptions Pre Defined Exceptions RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR PRAGMA_AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION SQL Error Code Values Database Triggers in PL/SQL: Types of Triggers Row Level Triggers Statement Level Triggers DDL Triggers Trigger Auditing Using Collections Advantages of collection Ref cursor (Dynamic Cursor) Weak ref cursor Strong ref cursor Nested Tables VARRAYS or VARYING arrays Creating tables using nested tables Inserting, updating & deleting Nested Table records Nested table in PL/SQL Oracle Database Architecture Introduction to Oracle Database Architecture Physical structures Logical structures DB Memory Structures Background Process 2 Tire, 3 Tire, N-Tier Architecture
- 7. Miscellaneous Features 9i Joins New Date function Rename column Inner Join/Natural Join Left Outer Join/Right Outer Join Full Outer Join Multiple Inserts Insert All Command Merge statement NVL2(), NULLIF(), COALESCE() CASE expression of Select Command Temporary Tables/Global Tables New Function EXTRACT() Autonomous Traction Pragma _ Autonomous_ Transaction() Bulk Collect About Flash Back Queries Dynamic SQL New data types, Flash back Command Purge Command, Recyclebin Regular expressions, DML Error Logging Data Pump, Virtual Columns Read only tables, Cross tab Views using Pivot/Unpivot operators, Follows Clause Compound triggers, New data types DBA CONCEPTS Database Tablespace Types of tablespaces Data files