Oracle SQL PL SQL Online Training

Course Overview

The online training provided on Oracle SQL PL SQL provides the trainees with great skills that are needed to manage, implement and create robust applications using the Oracle database tools. The certification is provided after successful completion of the course and you will learn PL/SQL language for querying Oracle Databases. Industry projects are provided on the basis of the course content so that trainees can have practical experience of implementing the knowledge gained in the course. Various topics are covered in the course that includes advanced DML, Scripting, Subprogram, Structured Query Language, etc.

About Oracle SQL PL SQL

PL/SQL is an extension of procedures of SQL and with the help of it, SQL is made very simple and procedural codes can be written easily as if it is a single language. PL/SQL has the capability of embracing statements of SQL within its syntax. Its program units are stored inside the database of Oracle and are compiled by the same server. The language is very powerful and straightforward database language. It can read and write easily and it also comes with various features and great optimizations.

What are the objectives of Oracle SQL PL SQL Online Training?

Various objectives are served by Best PLSQL Course Training. Knowledge is being gained by the trainees on major concepts and they are clearly made understood to them. Look at some of the objectives obtained.

• Exceptional handling
• Data Security
• Performance and Integrity
• DDL, DML, SQL command languages
• Packages
• Designing, managing and building database applications
• Triggers and procedures that are already stored

Why is it a good idea to learn Oracle SQL PL SQL to grow your career?

The Oracle PL/SQL is a processing language and has high power that is deployed. The language works on the server and it can be used for complex business rules to get the desired output.

• 70% of companies believe the fact that analytics is an important aspect of making decisions
• Big Data and Analysis are expected to reach new heights in the near future and the sales are believed to reach $187 billion.
• On average, a Pl/SQL developer earns an annual salary of $92,000
• The trainees can apply for desirable high-profile jobs after successful completion.

Who should learn Oracle SQL PL SQL?

The job roles that can obtain maximum benefits after completing the training on PL/SQL language are listed below.

• Database Administrators
• BI and Data Warehousing Professionals
• Software Developers
• SQL and Analytics Professionals
• Fresh Graduates or Freshers who are aspiring a career in Oracle PL/SQL

What will you learn from Oracle SQL PL SQL Online Training?

Various things are learnt in the Oracle PL/SQL Training provided. Some major ones are listed below -

• Using SQL Developing skills for manipulation and retrieval of data efficiently
• Managing and creating a database sequence, tables, etc
• Managing, designing and building database applications in Oracle 12c
• Improving integrity, data security and performance
• Writing PL/SQL codes for developing stored packages, procedures and triggers

1. Certificates Provided

Different certifications provided are -

• Oracle Database 11G: Administration I
• Oracle Database 12c: SQL Fundamentals 1Z0-061
• Oracle Database SQL Expert
• Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals
• Oracle Certified Associate
• Oracle Certified Master

2. What career paths are available after completing Oracle SQL PL SQL Online Training?

Various job opportunities are available after successful completion of Oracle SQL PL SQL Training.

• Unix Developer/Administrator
• Analyst Role
• SQL Developer
• PL/SQL Administrator
• Pro*c Developer
• ETL Developer
• DBA

3. Which companies recruit Oracle SQL PL SQL Professionals?

• Arminus
• ITC Infotech
• Michael Page
• Infosys
• Betamonks Technology
• P Morgan
• Optymyze

DBMS Concepts

• What is Database?
• What is Database System?
• F.CODD’s Rules
• RDBMS
• Difference Between DBMS, RDBMS

SQL

• What is SQL?
• DDL Commands
• Create, Alter, Drop
• Truncate, Rename
• DML Command – Insert
• SQL SELECT statements
  1. Order by Clause
  2. Distinct Clause
  3. Where Clause
  4. Operators
  5. Comparison Conditions
• Constraints
  1. Primary Key Constraint
  2. Unique Constraint
  3. Not Null Constraint
  4. Foreign Key Constraint
  5. Check Constraint
  6. Cascade Constraints
• Joins
  1. What is a Join?
  2. Cartesian Join
  3. Equi Join
  4. Non – Equi Join
  5. Self Join
  6. Outer Join
  7. Left Outer Join
  8. Right Outer Join
  9. Full Outer Join
  10. Pseudo Columns
• Functions
  1. Numeric Functions
  2. Character Functions
  3. Date Functions
  4. Conversion Functions
  5. General Functions
  6. Aggregating Data Using Group Functions
• Sub Queries
  1. Simple Sub Queries
  2. Multiple Row Sub Queries
• Update
  1. Data Updating
  2. Updating data using Sub Queries
• Delete
  1. Deleting Data
  2. Deleting data using Sub Queries
  3. Deleting data using join
• Transaction Control Language (TCL)
  1. Commit
  2. Roll back
  3. Save point
• Database Objects
  1. View
  2. Synonym
  3. Sequence
  4. Index
  5. Privileges
• View
  1. Simple View
  2. Complex View
  3. In Line View
  4. Materialized views
• Synonym
  1. Private Synonym
  2. Public Synonym
• Privileges
  1. Grant
  2. Revoke

PL/SQL

• Block Structure of PL/SQL
• Data Types, Variables & Constants
• Flow Control Statements
  1. Simple IF
  2. IF-THEN-ELSE Statements
  3. IF-THEN-ELSIF Statements
• Iterative Statements
  1. Simple Loop
  2. While Loop
  3. For Loop
• Attribute Data Types
  1. %type
  2. %Rowtype
• Cursor Management
  1. What is Cursor?
  2. Implicit Cursor
  3. Explicit Cursor
  4. Cursor with parameters
  5. Cursor with For Loop
• Exceptions
  1. What is an Exception?
  2. Predefined Exception
  3. User defined Exception
• Sub Programs
  1. Named PL/SQL Block
  2. Stored Procedures
  3. Types of Parameters
  4. Stored Function
  5. Difference between Function and Procedure
• Package
  1. What is package?
  2. Importance of package
• Triggers
  1. What is a Trigger?
  2. Row Level Trigger
  3. Table Level Trigger
  4. Instead of Trigger
  5. DML Triggers
  6. System Triggers

• Reference Cursors and Records.
• Collections---- Varray , Index by table , Nested table, Bulk collection,
• Dynamic SQL In PL/SQL