Course Outline

Introduction to Working with the Oracle Database for Government

  • Database Architecture
  • Relational Model of the Database
  • Users, Schemas, Sessions
  • Tools and Configuration Files

Query Basics

  • Projection, Selection, Sorting
  • Operators, Expressions, Three-State Logic

Scalar Functions

  • Operations on Numbers and Texts
  • Enumeration Functions
  • Type Conversions
  • Operations on Dates
  • Support for National and Regional Settings

Data Aggregations

  • Grouping Functions
  • DISTINCT Clause
  • GROUP BY and HAVING Clauses

Joins

  • Cross, Inner, Outer Joins
  • Oracle and ANSI SQL Syntax
  • Non-Standard Join Methods (SELF, NATURAL, ANTY, NONEQUAL)
  • Collective Operators (UNION, UNION ALL, INTERSECT, MINUS)

Simple Subqueries

  • Single-Line, Multi-Line, Vector Subqueries
  • Multiple Nested Subqueries
  • Subqueries as Data Sources (FROM, WITH)

Correlated Subqueries

  • Parameterization of Subqueries
  • EXISTS and NOT EXISTS Operators
  • Scalar Subqueries

Building a Repository for Government

  • Creating and Managing Tables (CREATE, ALTER, DROP, RENAME)
  • Integrity Constraints (CONSTRAINTS)

Data Manipulation (DML)

  • INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE Instructions
  • Basics of Transaction Management

Appendix A - Operations on Large Data Sets (Merge, Insert All, Insert First)
Appendix B - Concurrent User Operation for Government

  • Autonomous Transactions, Behavior Points
  • Locks
  • FLASHBACK


Suggested Follow-Up Training Courses
ORA_S2, ORA_P1, ORA_P2

Requirements

A solid understanding of IT and database principles, along with proficient computer operation skills, is essential for government personnel.

 21 Hours

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