Course Outline

Introduction to SQL for Government

  • Overview of SQL
  • Introduction to Oracle SQL Developer for government
  • Basic SQL Syntax for government applications

Retrieving Data for Government Operations

  • Viewing table data using the SELECT statement for government
  • Filtering data with the WHERE clause for targeted queries in government databases
  • Combining conditions with AND and OR clauses for complex queries in government datasets
  • Sorting data with the ORDER BY clause for organized government reports
  • Filtering with the IN operator to manage specific subsets of government data
  • Ranges with the BETWEEN operator for efficient data retrieval in government systems
  • Pattern matching with the LIKE operator to enhance search capabilities in government databases
  • Handling NULL values to ensure accurate and complete government records
  • Adding Comments to SQL code for clarity and maintainability in government applications

Understanding Users and Schemas for Government Databases

  • Overview of users and schemas in Oracle for government use
  • Working with the DUAL table for consistent data validation in government systems

Joining Tables for Comprehensive Government Data Analysis

  • Understanding Primary and Foreign Keys for robust government database design
  • Performing Inner Joins to integrate related data from multiple tables in government datasets
  • Exploring Outer Joins to include all relevant records in government reports
  • Handling Link Tables for efficient management of many-to-many relationships in government databases
  • Implementing Non-standard Joins for specialized data integration needs in government systems
  • Self-joins for related table data to enhance data integrity and accuracy in government operations

Working with Functions for Government Data Manipulation

  • Using Text Functions for string manipulation in government reports and documents
  • Manipulating Date data with Date Functions for precise time-based analysis in government datasets
  • Performing calculations with Aggregate Functions to derive meaningful insights from government data
  • Conditional processing using DECODE and CASE functions to handle complex logic in government applications

Sub Queries for Advanced Government Data Analysis

  • Understanding Nested Sub-queries for deep data exploration in government databases
  • Implementing Correlated Sub-queries for dynamic data retrieval in government systems
  • Utilizing Inline Views (Common Table Expressions) for structured and reusable queries in government applications
  • Working with ANY, ALL, and EXISTS operators to manage conditional logic in government data analysis

Requirements

Participants in this training are expected to possess a foundational knowledge of relational databases and an understanding of core database principles. Prior experience with Oracle SQL is not necessary, making this course appropriate for individuals new to the subject. A general familiarity with computer operations and data management will enhance the learning experience for government professionals.
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