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Welcome

• Welcome Demo
• Useful Web Sites Demo
• What is Oracle Software? Demo
• The History of Databases Demo
• The History of Oracle Demo
• About this Course Demo

The Relational Database Model

• The Relational Database Model Demo
• The Concerts Schema Demo
• Normalization pt. 1 Demo
• Normalization pt. 2 Demo
• Denormalization pt. 1 Demo
• Denormalization pt. 2 Demo

Oracle SQL and PL/SQL Tools

• What are the Oracle SQL and PL/SQL Tools? Demo
• SQL Plus Demo
• Formatting Output Demo
• SQL Plus Worksheet Demo
• iSQL Plus Demo
• Oracle Enterprise Manager Demo
• Oracle Enterprise Manager pt. 2 Demo

The Architecture of Oracle

• The Oracle Database and Oracle Instance pt. 1
• The Oracle Database and Oracle Instance pt. 2
• Control Files, Logging, Archiving and Recoverability

Creating Database Objects

• Oracle Simple Datatypes pt. 1
• Oracle Simple Datatypes pt. 2
• Oracle Complex and Object Datatypes
• Types of Tables
• Methods of Table Creation
• Create Table Syntax
• Example Table Creations pt. 1
• Example Table Creations pt. 2
• Altering and Dropping Tables pt. 1
• Altering and Dropping Tables pt. 2
• What are Constraints?
• Creating, Changing and Dropping Constraints
• Types of Indexes pt. 1
• Types of Indexes pt. 2
• Creating, Altering and Dropping Indexes
• Sequence Counters
• Synonyms
• Views pt. 1
• Views pt. 2
• Metadata Views and Error Messages

Users and Security

• Schemas, Users, Privileges and Roles pt. 1
• Schemas, Users, Privileges and Roles pt. 2
• Schemas, Users, Privileges and Roles pt. 3
• Types of Users
• Creating Users pt. 1
• Creating Users pt. 2
• Altering and Dropping Users
• Security
• System Privileges
• Object Privileges
• Granting and Revoking Privileges pt. 1
• Granting and Revoking Privileges pt. 2
• Grouping Privileges Using Roles pt. 1
• Grouping Privileges Using Roles pt. 2
• Setting Roles

Retrieving Data from the Database

• The SELECT Statement pt. 1
• The SELECT Statement pt. 2
• The SELECT Statement pt. 3
• Types of SELECT Statement pt. 1
• Types of SELECT Statement pt. 2
• The DUAL Table pt. 1
• The DUAL Table pt. 2
• What is a NULL?
• Pseudo-Columns pt. 1
• Pseudo-Columns pt. 2
• More About SQL Plus Formatting pt. 1
• More About SQL Plus Formatting pt. 2
• More About SQL Plus Formatting pt. 3

Oracle Built In Functions

• Types of Functions pt. 1
• Types of Functions pt. 2
• String Functions pt. 1
• String Functions pt. 2
• String Functions pt. 3
• Number Functions
• Date Functions pt. 1
• Date Functions pt. 2
• Other Functions pt. 1
• Other Functions pt. 2
• Datatype Conversion Functions pt. 1
• Datatype Conversion Functions pt. 2
• Custom Functions Using PL/SQL

Filtering SELECT Statements

• The WHERE Clause
• Conditional Comparisons
• Using the WHERE Clause
• Using Logical Operators pt. 1
• Using Logical Operators pt. 2
• Using Conditional Comparisons pt. 1
• Using Conditional Comparisons pt. 2

Sorting SELECT Statements

• The ORDER BY Clause
• Sorting Methods

Joining Multiple Tables

• What is a Join?
• Two Join Syntax Formats
• Types of Joins pt. 1
• Types of Joins pt. 2
• Types of Joins pt. 3
• Cross Join or Cartesian Product
• Natural or Inner Join pt. 1
• Natural or Inner Join pt. 1
• Natural or Inner Join pt. 1
• Outer Join pt. 1
• Outer Join pt. 2
• Self Join
• Equi-Joins, Anti-Joins and Range-Joins
• Mutable and Complex Joins

Summarizing with GROUP BY

• What does GROUP BY do?
• The GROUP BY Clause
• Types of Grouping Functions pt. 1
• Types of Grouping Functions pt. 2
• Special Behavior pt. 1
• Special Behavior pt. 2
• Summary Functions
• Statistical Functions
• Other Functions
• Filtering GROUP BY with the HAVING Clause
• Extending the GROUP BY Clause pt. 1
• Extending the GROUP BY Clause pt. 2

Subqueries and Other Advanced Queries

• What is a Subquery?
• Types of Subqueries
• Comparison Conditions Revisited pt. 1
• Comparison Conditions Revisited pt. 2
• Comparison Conditions Revisited pt. 3
• Regular vs. Correlated Subqueries
• Nested Subqueries and Replacing Joins
• Where can Subqueries be Used?
• Hierarchical Queries
• Set Operators and Composite Queries

Oracle’s Data Manipulation Language (DML)

• What is DML?
• Adding Data with INSERT
• Multiple Table INSERT pt. 1
• Multiple Table INSERT pt. 2
• Changing Data with UPDATE pt. 1
• Changing Data with UPDATE pt. 2
• Remove Data with DELETE or TRUNCATE pt. 1
• Remove Data with DELETE or TRUNCATE pt. 2
• Merging Tables with MERGE pt. 1
• Merging Tables with MERGE pt. 2
• Transactional Control
• Locking and Visibility of Data Changes
• COMMIT vs ROLLBACK

PL/SQL (Programming Language SQL)

• What is PL/SQL?
• Modular Structure
• Anonymous Procedures
• Named Procedures
• Functions
• Packages
• Triggers pt. 1
• Triggers pt. 2
• Variables and Types in PL/SQL pt. 1
• Variables and Types in PL/SQL pt. 2
• Objects and Object Datatypes
• More About Objects pt. 1
• More About Objects pt. 2
• Programming Control Structures
• Simple Database Access in PL/SQL
• Cursors and Implicit Cursors pt. 1
• Cursors and Implicit Cursors pt. 2
• Explicit Cursors pt. 1
• Explicit Cursors pt. 2
• Dynamic SQL
• Provided (DBMS_) Packages