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SQL Certification Training Course in Jaipur
Course Name – SQL Training Course
Duration – 1 Month
SQL Certification Training Course provides an exhaustive coverage of SQL Language.
Take Away – SQL Certification Training Course
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Create database tables
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Manage database objects
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Access and manipulate data within the database using SQL statements
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Control user access to data
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Oracle 12c : SQL Certification exam readiness
Target Audience for SQL Certification Training Course
SQL Certification Training Course is effective for those that are, or are going to be , working with Oracle1xi. Experience with relational databases and familiarity with basic programming concepts are helpful. Computer Fundamentals and Windows operating system knowledge is a plus . Any programing language , DBMS like Dbase or FoxPro are preferred and Oracle xi SQL and PL/SQL
Prerequisites for SQL Certification Training Course
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Computer Fundamentals,
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Windows operating system
Objectives of SQL Certification Training Course
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Outlining SQL because the cornerstone of database activity
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Applying the ANSI/ISO standards
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Describing the fundamental building blocks: tables, columns, primary keys and foreign keys
Recommended Next Course
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Certification Exams
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OCA
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OCP
SQL Certification Training Course Contents
Building the Database Schema
Creating tables and columns
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Building tables with CREATE TABLE
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Modifying table structure with ALTER TABLE
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Adding columns to an existing table
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Removing tables with DROP TABLE
Protecting data integrity with constraints
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Guaranteeing uniqueness with primary key constraints
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Enforcing integrity with foreign key constraints
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Imposing business rules with check constraints
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Improving performance with indexes
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Expediting data retrieval with indexes
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Recommending guidelines for index creation
Manipulating Data
Modifying table contents
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Adding table rows with INSERT
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Changing row content with UPDATE
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Removing rows with DELETE
Applying transactions
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Controlling transactions with COMMIT and ROLLBACK
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Deploying BEGIN TRANSACTION in SQL Server
Working with the SELECT Statement
Writing Single Table queries
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Retrieving data with SELECT
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Specifying column expressions
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Sorting the result with ORDER BY
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Handling NULL values in expressions
Restricting rows with the WHERE filter
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Testing for equality or inequality
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Applying wildcard characters
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Avoiding NULL value pitfalls
Querying Multiple Tables
Applying the ANSI/ISO standard join syntax
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Matching related rows with INNER JOIN
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Including non matched rows with OUTER JOIN
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Creating a cartesian product with CROSS JOIN
Combining results with set operators
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Stacking results with UNION
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Identifying matching rows with INTERSECT
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Utilizing EXCEPT to seek out non matching rows
Employing Functions in Data Retrieval
Processing data with row functions
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Conditional formatting with the CASE expression
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Utilizing the CASE expression to simulate IF tests
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Dealing with NULL values
Performing analysis with aggregate functions
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Summarizing data using SUM, AVG and COUNT
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Finding the highest/lowest values with MAX and MIN
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Defining the summary level with GROUP BY
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Applying filter conditions with HAVING
Constructing Nested Queries
Applying sub queries in filter conditions
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Correlated vs. uncorrelated subqueries
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Testing the existence of rows
Including subqueries in expressions
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Placing subqueries within the column list
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Creating complex expressions containing subqueries
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Handling subqueries that return no rows
Developing In-Line and Stored Views
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Breaking down complex problems
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Selecting data from a query result set
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Subqueries within the FROM clause
Creating views in a database
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Building reusable code
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Editable vs. non-updatable views