Course Outline

Introduction to PL/SQL Language for Government

  • Execution Environment for Government
  • Comparison of SQL and PL/SQL for Government Operations
  • Language Characteristics, Lexical Units for Government Applications
  • Structure of PL/SQL Blocks for Government Use
  • Anonymous Blocks vs. Stored Subroutines for Government Systems
  • Program Execution in a Government Context

Scalar Variables for Government Databases

  • Declarations for Government Data Management
  • Data Types for Government Applications
  • Lifetime, Scope, Initialization for Government Systems

Controlling the Order of Instruction Execution for Government Processes

  • Decision Making for Government Operations
  • Loops for Government Applications
  • Labels and Jumps for Government Systems

SQL Commands in PL/SQL for Government Databases

  • DML Commands for Government Data Manipulation
  • DDL Commands and Dynamic SQL for Government Schema Management
  • TCL Commands and Transaction Control for Government Systems
  • Simplified SELECT Command for Government Queries

Cursor Handling for Government Applications

  • Record Types for Government Data Retrieval
  • Static Cursors for Government Use
  • Cursor Loops for Government Operations
  • Parameterization of Cursors for Government Systems

Error and Exception Handling for Government Applications

  • Names, Codes, Messages for Government Errors
  • Exception Handling Section and Propagation for Government Systems
  • Defining Custom Exceptions and Their Use in Government Applications
  • Simulating the Occurrence of Errors for Government Testing
  • Application Errors for Government Software

Suggested Pre-Training for Government Staff
ORA_S1
Suggested Follow-Up Training for Government Personnel
ORA_P2

Requirements

Understanding fundamental database principles and proficiency in Structured Query Language (SQL) are essential, encompassing query formulation and the execution of Data Manipulation Language (DML), Data Definition Language (DDL), and Transaction Control Language (TCL) commands. Basic programming skills in a structured language are also beneficial for government applications.
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