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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
PL/SQL Foundations
- PL/SQL architecture and block composition
- Data types, variables, and constants
- Variable declaration and assignment
Control Flow and Decision Logic
- IF, CASE, and nested conditional statements
- LOOP, WHILE, and FOR iteration constructs
- EXIT and CONTINUE control statements
Cursors and Transaction Management
- Implicit and explicit cursor implementation
- Cursor FOR loops and associated attributes
- Transaction control via COMMIT, ROLLBACK, and SAVEPOINT
Exception Handling
- Exception types and WHEN clause usage
- Application of RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR
- Defining custom exceptions and handlers
Procedures and Functions
- Development of procedures and functions
- Parameter modes: IN, OUT, and IN OUT
- Invoking stored procedures from SQL and PL/SQL contexts
Packages and Triggers
- Package creation and lifecycle management
- Distinguishing package specifications from bodies
- Row-level and statement-level trigger logic
Security and Testing
- Privilege management for execution access
- PL/SQL debugging using SQL Developer
- Unit testing of stored procedures and packages
Summary and Future Directions
Requirements
- Comprehension of relational database principles
- Fundamental proficiency in SQL
- Basic understanding of procedural programming concepts
Target Audience
- Database developers
- Backend programmers and data engineers
- Technical support and DevOps teams operating in Oracle environments
Testimonials (3)
he explained very well, and gave guidance on the exercises.
Stoyan - OPEN COURSE
Course - Oracle Database 19c PL and Advanced SQL
I liked the hands-on experience and the opportunity to work on actual coding activities
Kristine - Isuzu Philippines Corporation
Course - ORACLE PL/SQL Fundamentals
The PL/SQL session basics. I used PL/SQL but never got the basics of it and this course helped me a lot understand PL/SQL queries.