Oracle 9i Foundations: SQL & SQL *Plus Basics
You will receive a hands-on introduction to SQL Basics and SQL *Plus including a basic knowledge of relational databases and how to access them through SQL and SQL *Plus. Basic topics necessary to the use of an Oracle 9i database are covered.
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- Cost: Price on application
- Duration: 3 Days
- This course is not available as part of our public schedule but can be provided on a customised client specific basis.
An understanding of relational database design concepts.
What is a Database?
Types of DBMSs
What is a Data Model?
Why Use an Entity Relationship Model?
Input and Components of an Entity Relationship Model
Reading the Entity Relationship Model
Guidelines for a Model Review
What is an RDBMS?
History of SQL
Physical Data Storage
Relationships between Tables
Domains - Data Integrity Constraint
Understanding the Difference Between SQL, SQL *Plus and PL/SQL
Invoking and Leaving SQL *Plus
Entering and Executing Commands
The SQL Buffer, SQL *Plus Default Output
LOGIN.SQL
The SELECT Command & Mandatory Clauses
Understanding the iSQL *Plus Environment and Commands
WHERE, ORDER BY Clause
Using the Data Dictionary
Functions, Date and Numeric Format Models/Data Conversion
Control Statements
The JOIN Condition / The Cartesian Product
Outer JOINs
SET Operators
ANSI SQL99 Join Syntax
Group Functions
Distinct Operator in Group Functions
GROUP BY, WITH Clause, ROLLUP, CUBE
GROUPING SETS
Single-Row, Multi-Row, Multi-Column Subqueries
Subqueries in a WHERE Clause, the FROM Clause - In-Line Views, and in the SELECT Clause - Scalar Subqueries
Correlated Subqueries
CASE Clause
Single Row Analytic Functions
Aggregating Analytic Functions
SQL *Plus Report Writing Commands
COLUMN Command / Titles, System Variables
Master-Detail Report with TITLE and COLUMN Commands
Control Breaks, Computing Aggregate Amounts
Using SET, Variables in SQL *Plus, SQL to Generate SQL
INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, MERGE Command
Use of Subqueries
Transaction Control / Read Consistency / Locking
SQL *Loader Basics
Importing Into Excel
Direct Database Queries Using ODBC