Description
This item is a kit that combines the textbooks Oracle Database 12c: SQL I - Introduction and Oracle Database 12c: SQL II - Intermediate into a single package intended to be delivered as an accelerated 5-day training session.
Level I: Oracle Database 12c: SQL I - Introduction (035200)
Learning the SQL language is one of the most basic tasks required for the use of a relational database. SQL proficiency is essential for business users, database developers, database administrators and any other database professional. This textbook introduces the basics of the SQL language and the Oracle Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). One will become acquainted with the differences in the working environment between a traditional on-premise database installation and the Oracle database service cloud-computing platform.
Since SQL is an industry standard language, many of the topics presented and many of the skills you will acquire will be applicable to other database platforms, such as Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, the open-source databases MySQL and PostgreSQL, and others.
This textbook takes a unique approach to SQL training in that it incorporates data modeling theory, relational database theory, graphical depictions of theoretical concepts and numerous examples of actual SQL syntax into one learning vehicle.
About This Series
This textbook is part of the Sideris Oracle SQL Expert series, which in turn is one of the learning paths from the Sideris Oracle 12c database developer curriculum.
Level II: Oracle Database 12c: SQL II - Intermediate (035202)
This textbook builds upon the prerequisite introductory volume from the Sideris Oracle Database 12c: SQL Expert Series and considers intermediate-level SQL topics such as writing database queries using the SQL-99 syntax and exploiting the power of built-in functions that extend the capabilities of SQL.
You will learn how to complete of an application schema definition by creating database objects such as relational views, sequences, synonyms, indexes and others to compliment the table definitions. The crucial topic of data integrity and how this is protected using declarative constraints is covered.
With this textbook we will also leave the idyllic realm of the learning environment and begin to explore such practical real-world considerations as database object security and database performance.
