Oracle Program with PL/SQL
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In London-City
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The Oracle Program with PL/SQL training course introduces the delegate to Oracle's PL/SQL programming language and provides practical experience in writing stand-alone programs, developing database triggers and implementing stored functions, procedures and packages. It also introduces some of the Oracle-supplied packages. Who will the Course Benefit?Oracle database administrators, software development personnel and database support staff who need to write PL/SQL scripts and implement or maintain database triggers, program units and packages. Learning Objectives The delegates will practise: Writing and running PL/SQL programs from SQL*Plus or SQL DeveloperDeclaring and using variables and constantsAssigning and manipulating valuesUsing SQL statements within PL/SQLImplementing conditional execution and loop constructsDeclaring and using cursors with and without parametersUpdating data with cursorsTrapping and handling errors and exceptions in codeImplementing nested and labelled loops and blocksRaising exceptionsHandling PL/SQL records and Index-By tablesUsing PL/SQL Index-By table built-in functionsImplementing various types of triggerCreating, managing and invoking stored proceduresCreating, managing and executing stored functionsDeveloping and using packagesUsing package features and constructs effectivelyWrapping packagesUsing Cursor VariablesUsing records and Index-By tables or associative arrays in packagesImplementing Bulk Binding and Bulk Collecting techniquesManaging program unit dependenciesImplementing Native Compilation and Compile-time WarningsImplementing Native Dynamic SQLUsing a variety of Oracle-supplied packages To provide the skills needed to develop, write and maintain PL/SQL scripts, triggers, stored program units and packages.
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A working knowledge of Oracle SQL or SQL Developer is required along with practical experience in writing SQL statements. This can be obtained by attendance on the pre-requisite courses. Some previous programming experience will also prove advantageous as well as practical experience in writing SQL statements.
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- Writing
- Database training
- PL/SQL
- SQL
- Database
Course programme
Course Contents - DAY 1Course Introduction
- Administration and Course Materials
- Course Structure and Agenda
- Delegate and Trainer Introductions
- What is PL/SQL?
- Basic Elements
- Variables and Constants
- Data Types
- Initializing Variables and Assigning Values
- Using SQL Statements in Code
- Generating Output to SQL or SQL Developer
- IF THEN ELSE Statements
- CASE Expressions
- The Basic Loop Construct
- WHILE and FOR Loops
- Nested and Labelled Loops
- The GOTO Statement
- The CONTINUE Statement
- What is a Cursor?
- Implicit and Explicit Cursors
- Cursor Operations
- Declaring, Opening and Closing Cursors
- Fetching Rows
- Status Checking
- Using Cursors FOR UPDATE
- The Cursor FOR Loop
- Parameterised Cursors
- The EXCEPTION Section
- Types of Exception
- Handling Named System-Raised Exceptions
- Handling Unnamed System-Raised Exceptions
- User-Declared Exceptions and Application Errors
- When others then Null
- Nested and Labelled Blocks
- Propagation of Exceptions
- Scope of Variables and Cursors
- Declaring Record Types
- Handling PL/SQL Records
- Nested Records
- Declaring PL/SQL Index-By Tables or Associative Arrays
- PL/SQL Table Built In Functions
- Manipulating PL/SQL Tables or Associative Arrays
- DML Triggers
- The CREATE TRIGGER Statement
- Writing Trigger Code
- INSTEAD OF Triggers
- Calling Procedures from Triggers
- Coding Restrictions
- System Event and DDL Triggers
- Attribute Functions
- Compound Triggers
- Create Trigger Follows Clause
- Managing Triggers
- Privileges required for Triggers
- Dictionary Information Concerning triggers
- What is a Procedure?
- The CREATE PROCEDURE Statement
- Procedure Parameters
- Invoking Procedures
- Local Subprograms
- Named Association Parameter Passing
- Definer's Right and Invoker's Rights
- Autonomous Transactions
- Managing Procedures
- Privileges Required for Procedures
- Dictionary Information Concerning Procedures
- The Call Statement
- What is a Function?
- The CREATE FUNCTION Statement
- Executing Functions
- Invoker's Rights
- Autonomous Transactions
- DBMS_OUTPUT
- Using Functions in SQL Statements
- Deterministic and Parallel-Enabled Functions
- Function Result Cache
- Managing Functions
- Privileges Required for Functions
- Dictionary Information Concerning Functions
- What is a Package?
- Public and Private Components
- Creating a Package
- Example Package
- Persistent States
- One-time-only Procedures
- Overloading
- Purity Level Checking
- Forward Declarations
- Wrapping Packages
- Managing Packages
- Privileges Required for Packages
- Dictionary Information Concerning Packages Features
- Overview of PL/SQL Records, Index-by Tables and Associative Arrays
- Using PL/SQL Records and Tables in Packages
- Table Built-In Functions
- The NOCOPY Hint
- Bulk Collection
- Bulk Binding DML Statements
- Declare Cursor Variables
- Use Cursor Variables
- Open and Close Cursor Variables
- Fetch Rows
- Cursor Variable Attributes
- Pass Cursor Variables as Parameters
- Open and Close Cursor Variables
- Refcursor Datatype
- Dependent and Referenced Objects
- Invalidation and Recompilation
- Local and Remote Dependencies
- Recompilation Considerations
- Introduction
- Native Compilation
- Automatic Recompilation
- Automatic program Sublining
- WHEN OTHERS ... THEN NULL
- Data Dictionary Information
- Compiler Warning Categories
- Using the DBMS_WARNING Package
- Overview of Oracle-Supplied Packages
- Using the DBMS_SQL Package
- Using Native Dynamic SQL
- The DBMS_METADATA Package
- The UTL_MAIL Package
- The DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO Package
- The DBMS_UTILITY Package
- Scheduling Jobs using the DBMS_SCHEDULER Package
Oracle Program with PL/SQL