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Murach's Oracle SQL and PL/SQL
By: Joel Murach
In chapter 1, you'll quickly master the database concepts you have to know to handle Oracle databases effectively. Then, chapter 2 gets you started using Oracle SQL Developer. This graphical tool makes it far easier to work with an Oracle database than it is with command-line tools like SQL*Plus, so you can be more productive right from the start.
Master the SQL that you'll use every day: Section 2 starts you off writing SQL statements that retrieve and update the data in an Oracle database. But it doesn't stop with simple SQL statements. Instead, it also teaches you how to work with complex inner and outer joins, summary queries, subqueries, data types, and functions…all features that allow you to retrieve and update data more efficiently.
Design databases like a DBA: This isn't a DBA book. But you may be called upon to create test tables for your applications. And to write efficient queries, you need to understand how database design decisions affect security and performance. So section 3 shows you how to design an Oracle database. Then, it shows you how to code SQL DDL (Data Definition Language) statements to implement the design, to create views, and to manage security.
Along the way, you'll gain insight into the issues DBAs deal with every day...a plus if you decide you want to move in that career direction.
Master PL/SQL: PL/SQL is Oracle's procedure language that allows you to code loops, if-else structures, and error-handling structures to build more complex scripts. That, in turn, allows you to manage transactions that maintain data integrity in a database. And it allows you to create stored procedures, functions, and triggers…named blocks of PL/SQL code that are stored in the database for ready access.
Handle special-purpose data: In today's increasingly global and digital world, you may need to handle time zones from around the world, and you may need to handle large amounts of text and binary data such as graphics, sound, and video. So section 5 shows you how to use Oracle's data types to make these tasks easier.
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Oracle SQL by Example, Third Edition
By: Alice Rischert
Crafted for hands-on learning -- and fully updated for Oracle 10g -- and tested in classrooms worldwide this book illuminates
in-depth every Oracle SQL technique you'll need. From the simplest query fundamentals through the newest regular expression
database enhancements, you will focus on the tasks that matter most. Hundreds of guided lab exercises will systematically
strengthen your expertise in writing effective, high-performance SQL. Along the way, you will acquire an arsenal of useful
Oracle SQL knowledge and techniques: an extraordinary library of solutions for your real-world challenges with Oracle SQL.
- Creating and using tables, views, indexes, and sequences
- Working in SQL*Plus and iSQL*Plus environments
- Oracle functions in depth -— especially number, character, date, timestamp, interval, time zone, aggregate, and analytical functions
- All types of joins, including equijoins, outer joins, self joins and ANSI join syntax options
- Every type of subquery, including correlated and scalar subqueries, set operators, hierarchical queries, flashback queries, data dictionary, object-relational features, regular expressions, and more
- Common pitfalls to avoid, and solutions for common mistakes
- Practical performance, security, and architectural solutions
- Insights, tips, and tricks-of-the-trade from an experienced Oracle professional
- For every database developer, administrator, designer or architect, regardless of experience
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Oracle 9I: SQL With an Introduction to Pl/SQL
By: Lannes L., Ph.D. Morris-Murphy
This book not only prepares students for the first exam in both the Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) and Internet Application
Developer Certification Tracks; it offers them a solid understanding of Oracle9i SQL and how to use it effectively. This textbook
is not simply a study guide; it is written for individuals who have just a basic knowledge of databases and can be utilized in a
course on this latest implementation of SQL from Oracle. A business case that follows the progress of an online book retailer,
JustLee Books, runs through every chapter, and many of the examples in each chapter build on this case. In addition, hands-on
activities at the end of each chapter, such as review questions, assignments, and a case project, help to reinforce Oracle9i
SQL skills.
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Oracle PL/SQL Programming, Third Edition
By: Steven Feuerstein
Has been an indispensable reference for both novice and experienced PL/SQL developers since its first edition. Now in its third
edition, the book has been thoroughly revised and updated to include the latest Oracle releases -- Oracle8i and Oracle9i -- the
"Internet databases" that communicate with other technologies, such as Java, to run powerful e-commerce applications. Oracle has
made substantial changes to the PL/SQL language, and developers who want to take full advantage of its power will find the
information they need in this book. Authored by renowned PL/SQL experts Steven Feuerstein and Bill Pribyl, the new edition of the
book includes all PL/SQL language features up to and including Oracle 9i Release 2 (9.2). Regardless of the version you are using,
from Oracle 7.3.4 to Oracle 9i, this book will answer your questions. In addition, Oracle PL/SQL Programming now contains
much-requested new chapters on Oracle triggers, the internal architecture of PL/SQL in the Oracle database, and the use of PL/SQL
with Java. The authors have carefully constructed each chapter of this new edition with three objectives: to help you take full
advantage of PL/SQL, learn to use PL/SQL to solve your problems, and to write efficient, maintainable code.
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Oracle SQL Interactive Workbook (2nd Edition)
By: Alice Rischert
Designed to help you master Oracle SQL quickly. through hands-on, real world labs, exercises, projects, and Web-based training site.
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Oracle SQL and PL/SQL Handbook: A Guide for Data Administrators, Developers, and Business Analysts
By: John Adolph Palinski
Initial chapters offer a complete introduction to the relational database environment, including a discussion of how to use the
logical data model to understand the database. Oracle database objects are explored, along with uses of the Data Definition
Language (DDL), the Data Control Language (DCL), and the Data Manipulation Language (DML). Later chapters offer complete coverage
of the Select command used to retrieve information from the database. Also included are coverage of Oracle’s new analytic
functions, a chapter on performancetuning techniqes needed for complex SQL, and a detailed overview of Oracle’s PL/SQL language.
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Oracle High-Performance SQL Tuning
By: Donald Burleson
A comprehensive guide to tuning SQL statements for optimal
execution. This expert resource explains how to view the internal execution plan of any SQL
statement and change it to improve the performance of the statement. You'll get details on Oracle's
optimizer modes, SQL extensions, the STATSPACK utility, and a wealth of methods for tuning
Oracle SQL statements.
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Oracle PL/SQL: The Complete Video Course
By: Elena Silvestrova, Benjamin Rosenzweig
A QuickTime video course teaching Oracle PL/SQL from basic concepts to mastery. Based on
courses at Columbia University, this text and quick-time CD-ROM video package uses real-world
labs, exercises, and projects to explore every aspect of Oracle PL/SQL development.
Covers syntax, program control, exceptions, cursors, procedures, functions, packages,
stored code, triggers, PL/SQL tables, and more.
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Oracle PL/SQL Programming Developer's Workbook
By: Steven Feuerstein, Andrew Odewahn
A companion to Steven Feuerstein's bestselling books, Oracle PL/SQL Programming
(considered the bible for PL/SQL developers), Oracle Built-in Packages, and
Advanced Oracle PL/SQL: Programming with Packages. The workbook provides a carefully
constructed set of exercises that test PL/SQL developers' language skills and help them become
better programmers.
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Oracle8 PL/SQL Programming
By: Scott Urman, Wendy Rinaldi (Editor)
Details all the important features of PL/SQL 8.0 that are essential to Oracle developers, experienced
programmers, and Oracle database administrators. Covers advanced features such as large objects and
abstract data types. Includes demo versions of Platinum's SQL-Station and Oracle's Web Server.
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Oracle PL/SQL Programming
By: Steven Feuerstein, Bill Pribyl, Debby Russell
Includes chapters on Oracle8 object types, object views, collections, external procedures, and
large object types and functions. It also covers new strategies for tuning, tracing, and debugging
PL/SQL programs and offers many new programs on the accompanying disk.
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Oracle Built-In Packages
By: Steven Feuerstein, Charles Dye, John Beresniewicz
Pulls together information about how to use the call interface to the built-ins (which
dramatically extent the power of the PL/SQL language), explains the implementation details,
and supplies extensive examples on using the built-in packages effectively. It includes
coverage of Oracle's distributed database packages, as well as the newest Oracle8 packages.
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Oracle PL/SQL Programming: Guide to Oracle8i Feature
By: Steven Feuerstein
Gives a jump start on the new PL/SQL features of Oracle8i (Oracle's revolutionary "Internet
database"). It covers autonomous transactions, invoker rights, native dynamic SQL, bulk binds and
collects, system-level database triggers, new built-in packages, fine-grained access control, calling
Java methods from within PL/SQL, and much more. Includes a diskette containing 100 files of reusable source code and examples.
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Advanced Oracle PL/SQL: Programming With Packages
By: Scott Urman, Wendy Rinaldi (Editor)
Looks thoroughly at one especially advanced and powerful part of the PL/SQL language -- the package.
The use of packages can dramatically improve your programming productivity and code quality, while
preparing you for object-oriented development in Oracle technology.
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Oracle PL/SQL Tips & Techniques
By: Joseph C. Trezzo, Bradley D. Brown, Richard J. Niemiec, Brad Brown, Rich Niemiec
An all-encompassing PL/SQL best practices and tips and techniques repository. Includes
PL/SQL Development foundation, DBA related PL/SQL issues, PL/SQL security, Oracle supplied packages,
PL/SQL data dictionary scripts, PL/SQL role in Web Applications, new PL/SQL related features, and PL/SQL
quick reference.
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Oracle SQL & PL/SQL Annotated Archives
By: Kevin Loney, Rachel Carmichael
A topical collection of SQL & PL/SQL scripts for Oracle7 and Oracle8. Starts with Oracle8-specific
scripts that include warning indicators for password expirations, scripts for determining value
distributions across table and index partitions, and others. Moves to scripts for collecting statistics
and managing the System Global Area, monitoring transactions, diagnostic utilities to analyze data
definition and similar scripts for managing objects and space, and diagnostic and utility
scripts for managing users and some general database scripts.
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Building Intelligent Databases With Oracle Pl/SQL, Triggers, and Stored Procedures (2nd Edition)
By: Kevin T. Owens
Focuses on how to develop procedural constraints through triggers and stored procedures, integrating
them with other enforcement methods to achieve a maintainable system which is capable of evolving as
needed. Topics include testing, configuration management, and version control, with programming and code
examples.
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