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Raw Beginner Oracle SQL and PL/SQL

A three day intensive Overview

© 2016 by Burleson Corporation

 

This course is taught at your Company site with up to 20 students. 

Click here for on-site course prices

Optional supplemental mentoring

 

Key Features

* Learn the Oracle architecture in plain English.

* Write sophisticated reports in SQL*Plus.

* Learn how to join tables

* Learn PL/SQL structures.

* Understand PL/SQL logic

  

Course Description

Introduction to SQL and PL/SQL is an intensive three day course that is designed to give the student maximum exposure to Oracle SQL and PL/SQL.  The student learns by doing, and this class has dozens of in-class exercises and the student will be guided from very simple SQL commands to increasingly complex PL/SQL coding techniques.

This course is designed for raw beginners and end users and required no previous exposure. 

The topics start with the basics of SQL and progress into increasingly complex queries, including table joins, subqueries and creating Oracle views.  The PL/SQL section begins with simple concepts and the student gradually masters PL/SQL through increasingly challenging classroom exercises.

Book Required

  Easy Oracle SQL

John Garmany

ISBN 0-9727513-7-8
  Easy Oracle PL/SQL Programming:

John Garmany

ISBN 0-9759135-7-3

Audience

This course is designed for end users and beginning Oracle professionals who have no experience with SQL and the use of a relational database.

Curriculum Design

By the end of this course the student will be able to create reports using SQL*Plus and formulate advanced SQL queries including correlated subqueries and outer joins.  The student will also learn basic Oracle PL/SQL and learn the basic language constructs.



 

Introduction to Oracle SQL and PL/SQL for end users and beginners

Syllabus

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Day 1:  Getting Started:

 

1 - Intro to class

·         Class goals

·         Introduction to topics

2 – Introduction to Oracle database management

·         Introduction to relational database

·         Oracle product suite

·         Oracle terminology

3 –Oracle schema concepts

·         Understanding data relationships

·         Entity relation modeling

·         Primary and foreign keys

·         Schema diagrams

4 – Connecting to Oracle SQL*Plus

·         Running SQL statements

·         Entering SQL*Plus

·         Schema navigation with user tables

·         Describing tables

5 - Review of SQL*Plus Commands

·         Adjusting line output

·         Column wrapping

·         Creating breaks and summaries

·         Creating dynamic SQL for reports

·         Adding prompts to queries

6 – Running basic queries

·         Selecting from tables

·         Spooling report output

 

DAY 2 Writing SQL & Making Reports:

 

1 - Introduction to SQL constructs

·         Review of Basic SQL statements
·        
Select, Project, Join
·        
Describing Oracle tables
·        
Restricting row returns

2 - Making basic reports in SQL*Plus 

·         Creating basic reports
·        
Using the set commands
·        
Column wrapping
·        
Creating breaks and summaries
·        
Adding prompts to queries


3 - Joining Oracle tables

·         Equi-join
·        
Outer join
·        
Hiding joins by creating views
·        
Using IN, NOT IN, EXISTS and NOT EXISTS
·        
Subqueries
·        
Correlated subquery
·        
Non-correlated subqueries


4 - Advanced SQL operators

·         Between operator
·        
IN and NOT In operators
·        
Sub-queries
·        
EXISTS clause
·        
Using wildcards in queries (LIKE operator)

5 - Aggregation in SQL
·         Count(*)
·         Sum
·         Avg
·         Min and max
·         Using the group by clause

6 - SQL access methods
·         Review of Basic joining methods
·         Merge join
·         Hash Join
·         Nested Loop join
·         Advanced SQL operators
·         Between operator

 

Day 3: Writing programs in PL/SQL

 

1 - Basics of PL/SQL

·         PL/SQL architecture
·        
PL/SQL and SQL*Plus
·        
PL/SQL Basics, Variables, Constants, data types & error handling
·        
PL/SQL wrapper utility

2 - PL/SQL structures 

·         Simple blocks
·        
Control structures
·        
PL/SQL records
·        
Recognizing the Basic PL/SQL Block and Its Sections
·        
Describing the Significance of Variables in PL/SQL
·        
Distinguishing Between PL/SQL and Non-PL/SQL Variables
·        
Declaring Variables and Constants
·        
Executing a PL/SQL Block

3 - Error checking – exception handling

·         Defining exceptions
·        
Using the when others clause
·        
Ensuring complete error checking
·        
Passing error messages to calling routine

4 - Boolean logic in PL/SQL

·         Identifying the Uses and Types of Control Structures
·        
Constructing an IF Statement
·        
Constructing and Identifying Different Loop Statements
·        
Controlling Block Flow Using Nested Loops and Labels
·        
Using Logic Tables
·        
If-then-else structure
·        
Testing for numbers characters and Booleans

5 - Cursors in PL/SQL

·         Cursor basics
·        
Using a cursor for a multi-row SQL query

6 - Iteration in PL/SQL

·         For loop
·        
While loop

 

Please note that while the knowledge gained from this Oracle training may be valuable when preparing for Oracle certification exams, the content of this course is not for Oracle Certification, including the Certified Professional (OCP) or Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) programs.

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