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Oracle SQL for Devs & Managers

Oracle SQL is the first step of Oracle development. It is used extensively in development of different objects within Oracle domain.

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Oracle SQL for Devs & Managers

Oracle SQL is the first step of Oracle development. It is used extensively in development of different objects within Oracle domain.

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Working with Oracle SQL

Mode: Classroom
Duration: 24 hours
Pre-requisite:

None

Course Outline
This program provides you with information on Oracle SQL and how it is used to interact with a
database. It starts with the basics and goes onto more complex queries and scenarios.
Target Audience:
1. Developers intending to work with Oracle technical space
2. Project Managers
3. Technical Architects
Contents

Introduction to Oracle SQL


Basics of RDBMS
Using SQL commands
Manipulating and sorting data
Using single row sub-function
Using group functions
Working with data from multiple tables
Using subqueries and set operators
Data Manipulation (DML) commands
Data definition (DDL) commands
Working with other objects Views, Synonyms etc
Managing Objects with Data Dictionary Views
Controlling User Access
Manage Schema Objects
Manipulating Large Data Sets
Generating Reports by Grouping Related Data
Managing Data in Different Time Zones
Retrieving Data Using Subqueries
Hierarchical Retrieval of data
Regular Expression Report

Follow-On Program

Individuals may undergo Training on Oracle Reports or Forms tool to develop their skill set.

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Working with Oracle SQL
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