Training Summary
Oracle PL/SQL is an extension of SQL language, designed for seamless processing of SQL statements enhancing the security, portability, and robustness of the database. This PL/SQL online programming course explains some important aspect of PL SQL language like block structure, data types, packages, triggers, exception handling, etc.
What should I know?
Basic knowledge of SQL programming will be required.
Here is what we cover in the Course
Tutorial | What Is PL/SQL? Introduction & Architecture |
Tutorial | SQL Vs. PL/SQL Vs T-SQL: Key Differences |
Tutorial | PL/ SQL Block: STRUCTURE, Syntax, ANONYMOUS Example |
Tutorial | PL/SQL First Program: Hello World Example |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Data Types: Character, Number, Boolean, Date, LOB |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Variable Identifiers Tutorial with Examples |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Collections: Varrays, Nested & Index by Tables |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Records Type with Examples |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL IF THEN ELSE Statement: ELSIF, NESTED-IF |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL: CASE Statement with Examples |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL LOOP with Example |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL FOR LOOP with Example |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL WHILE LOOP with Example |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Stored Procedure & Functions with Examples |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Exception Handling: Examples to Raise User-defined Exception |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Insert, Update, Delete & Select Into [Example] |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Cursor: Implicit, Explicit, Cursor FOR Loop [Example] |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL BULK COLLECT: FORALL Example |
Tutorial | Autonomous Transaction in Oracle PL/SQL: Commit, Rollback |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Package: Type, Specification, Body [Example] |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Trigger Tutorial: Instead of, Compound [Example] |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Object Types Tutorial with EXAMPLES |
Tutorial | Oracle PL/SQL Dynamic SQL Tutorial: Execute Immediate & DBMS_SQL |
Tutorial | Nested Blocks & Variable Scope in Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial [Example] |
Check | PL/SQL Interview Questions |
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