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1 Oracle 11g PL/SQL training Course Highlights This course introduces students to PL/SQL and helps them understand the benefits of this powerful programming language. Students learn to create PL/SQL blocks of application code that can be shared by multiple forms, reports, and data management applications. Students learn to create anonymous PL/SQL blocks as well as stored procedures and functions. Students learn to develop, execute, and manage PL\SQL stored program units such as procedures, functions, packages, and database triggers. Why DTecH? * Trained more than 2000 students on Oracle & DW/BI in past 4 years. * Conducted more than 60,000 hours of trainings in past 4 years. * More than 80 Senior consultant trainers worked with us in 4 years. Duration : 14 days/ 2-3 hours theory + practicals Availability: Both Weekend & Weekday trainings available Infrastructure: High End Servers & Setups available for Lab practice Trainer Profile: Oracle Certified & Experienced real time Professional working with leading MNC Audience: Freshers or Beginners with excellent learning capabilities Pre-requisites: Good programming logic, analytical and problem solving skills Good to have knowledge of other programming languages like C++, Java etc. Course Topics PL/SQL 1. Introduction to PL/SQL About PL/SQL About PL/SQL Features PL/SQL Environment

$Students learn to develop, execute, and manage PL\SQL stored program units such as procedures, functions, packages, and database triggers. Why DTecH?$

2 PL/SQL Block Structure Block Types Create an Anonymous Block Execute an Anonymous Block 2. Declaring PL/SQL Variables Handling Variables in PL/SQL Handling Variables in PL/SQL Declaration Scalar Data Types Declaring Scalar Variables 3. Writing Executable Statements SQL Functions in PL/SQL Using Sequences in PL/SQL Expressions Data Type Conversion Implicit Data Type Conversion Explicit Nested Blocks Variable Scope and Visibility Operators in PL/SQL Operators in PL/SQL: Examples 4. Interacting with the Oracle Database Server SQL Statements in PL/SQL SELECT Statements in PL/SQL Retrieving Data in PL/SQL: Example I Retrieving Data in PL/SQL Example II Inserting Data: Example Updating Data: Example Deleting Data: Example SQL Cursor SQL Cursor Attributes for Implicit Cursors SQL Cursor Attributes for Implicit Cursors 5. Writing Control Structures Objectives Controlling Flow of Execution IF Statement IF Statement 1 st Form IF Statement 2 nd Form IF Statement 3 rd Form Iterative Control: LOOP Statements Basic Loops WHILE Loops FOR Loops FOR Loops: Example PL/SQL CONTINUE Statement PL/SQL CONTINUE Statement: Example

Writing Executable Statements SQL Functions in PL/SQL Using Sequences in PL/SQL Expressions Data Type Conversion Implicit Data Type Conversion Explicit Nested Blocks Variable Scope and Visibility

3 6. Working with Composite Data Types Composite Data Types PL/SQL Records PL/SQL Records Syntax PL/SQL Records Example %ROWTYPE Attribute %ROWTYPE Attribute: Example DMLs using %ROWTYPE INSERT DMLs using %ROWTYPE UPDATE INDEX BY Tables or Associative Arrays Creating an INDEX BY Table Creating an INDEX BY Table Example I Creating an INDEX BY Table Example II Nested Tables Nested Tables Syntax Nested Tables Example Varrays Varrays Syntax Varrays Example 7. Using Explicit Cursors Cursors Controlling Explicit Cursors in PL/SQL block Syntax Explicit cursor Illustration Cursor Attributes Cursors and Records Cursor Attributes Cursor FOR Loops Cursor FOR Loops Using Subqueries 8. Handling Exceptions Example of an Exception Raise Example of an Exception Handling Handling Exceptions with PL/SQL Handling Exceptions Trapping Exceptions Syntax Trapping Predefined Oracle Server Errors Trapping Predefined Oracle Server Errors Explicit Common Oracle server Exceptions Trapping Non-Predefined Oracle Server Errors PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT Example Functions for Trapping Exceptions Functions for Trapping Exceptions Trapping User-Defined Exceptions Propagating Exceptions in a Subblock Case I Propagating Exceptions in a Subblock Case II

Nested Tables Example Varrays Varrays Syntax Varrays Example 7.

4 Propagating Exceptions in a Subblock Case III RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR Procedure 9. Creating Procedures PL/SQL Subprograms PL/SQL Subprograms Types What Are Procedures? Parameters and Parameter Modes Comparing the Parameter Modes Formal and Actual Parameters IN Parameter Mode: Example Executing the procedures with IN mode Using the OUT Mode: Example Executing the procedures with OUT mode Using the DEFAULT Option for the Parameters Calling Procedures Removing Procedures: DROP command Viewing Procedure in the Data Dictionary 10. Creating Functions Stored Functions Procedures vs Functions Creating Functions: Overview Invoking a Stored Function in SQL*Plus: Example Invoking a Stored Function in PL/SQL: Example Using a Function in a SQL Expression: Example Restrictions When Calling Functions from SQL Expressions Removing Functions: DROP command Functions Using Data Dictionary Views 11. Creating Packages PL/SQL Packages: Overview Components of a PL/SQL Package Package: Syntax PL/SQL Packages: Example PL/SQL Packages: Example continued Visibility of Package component Calling the Package Subprograms Creating Packages without Body: Example Dropping Packages: DROP Statement Viewing Packages Using the Data Dictionary 12. Creating Triggers Triggers Trigger Types DML Trigger Timing and Event

procedures with OUT mode Using the DEFAULT Option for the Parameters Calling Procedures Removing Procedures: DROP command Viewing Procedure in the Data Dictionary 10.

5 Statement-Level Triggers vs. Row-Level Triggers Example of a DML Statement Trigger Example of DML statement trigger contd. Creating a DML Row Trigger Using OLD and NEW Qualifiers: Example INSTEAD OF Triggers Creating an INSTEAD OF Trigger: Example Trigger management: Enable, Disable, Drop Viewing Trigger Information

ORACLE 9I / 10G / 11G / PL/SQL COURSE CONTENT

ORACLE 9I / 10G / 11G / PL/SQL COURSE CONTENT INTRODUCTION: Course Objectives I-2 About PL/SQL I-3 PL/SQL Environment I-4 Benefits of PL/SQL I-5 Benefits of Subprograms I-10 Invoking Stored Procedures