Course Outline

Relational Database Models for Government

  • Structure of a Relational Database
  • Types of Table Connections
  • Normalization and Denormalization in Databases
  • Database Management Systems (RDBMS)

Relational Operators for Government

Characteristics of the Declarative SQL Language, including Syntax Division into DQL, DML, DDL, and DCL. Focus on Data Query Language (DQL).

  • SELECT Queries
  • Column and Table Aliases
  • Date Handling (DATE Types, Display Functions, Formatting)
  • Grouping Features
  • Joining Internal and External Tables
  • UNION Operator
  • Nested Subqueries (WHERE Clause, Table Name, Column Name)
  • Correlated Subqueries

Data Modification Language for Government

  • Inserting Rows (INSERT Statement)
  • Inserting via Query
  • Updating Rows (UPDATE Statement)
  • Removing Rows (DELETE Statement)

Data Definition Language for Government

  • Creating, Changing Ownership, and Dropping Tables (CREATE, ALTER, DROP) Creating Tables Using Queries (CREATE TABLE ... AS SELECT ...)

Constraints for Government

  • NULL and NOT NULL Options
  • CONSTRAINT Clause
  • PRIMARY KEY Condition
  • UNIQUE Condition
  • FOREIGN KEY Condition
  • DEFAULT Clause

Transactions for Government

  • COMMIT, ROLLBACK, and SAVEPOINT Commands

Data Control Language (DCL) for Government

  • Granting and Revoking Permissions (GRANT, REVOKE)
  • Roles
  • Creating Users
  • Sequences
  • Synonyms
  • Views (Perspectives)

Requirements

  • Proficiency in computer skills for government operations
  • Familiarity with any operating system for government use
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