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Contents

This intensive hands on
PLSQL I training course is broken down into twelve sections and includes the following aspects:

Basic structure of PLSQL program
Oracle Explicit and Implicit Cursors
Oracle PLSQL Database Objects - Functions, Procedures, Packages and Triggers
Using PLSQL to communicate with the Operating System
Advanced Techniques such as PLSQL %rowtype
Using PLSQL to create Oracle Dynamic SQL



Exercises

There are practical and comprehensive exercises scheduled throughout the course to ensure delegates leave with a sound theoretical and practical knowledge.

The exercises include:

Simple PLSQL processing - Inserting records
Using For, While, Explicit and Implicit Loops in Oracle PLSQL
Creating Database Objects such as Triggers, Functions, Procedures and Packages
Using PLSQL to read and write ascii files
Simple Dynamic PLSQL using Execute Immediate



Duration

Three Days

Oracle PLSQL training course details.

Oracle PLSQL I
Programming Course

Synopsis

PLSQL language is Oracle's versatile procedural extension to SQL, which capitalises on SQL's functionality and can increase database efficiency, effectiveness, scalability, portability and security.

This is part one of a two part course and takes Developers up to a stage where they are able to create Database objects such as triggers and packages, as well as work with PLSQL in Forms and Reports.

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Pre-Requisite Course(s)


Essential SQL

Suggested Further Course(s)

PLSQL II
Forms 10g
Reports 10g



This intensive training course has a dynamic face to face, tutor led learning framework and is delivered by an experienced Oracle professional. In-depth course notes are provided in a presentation file for the delegate to use, and this becomes a valuable reference guide following the course.

On completion all delegates receive a certificate.



On Site or Off Site ?

On Site

All that we require is a private room with tables and chairs, that is large enough to comfortably hold your delegates and a tutor. We will provide each delegate with an individual laptop and all other equipment that is required.

Off Site

If you prefer instead of delivering on site we can deliver the course off site at Seer House, Swansea or we will be happy to arrange a neutral venue that is convenient for you (please be aware this will incur additional costs).



Weekday or Weekend ?

This course has the provision to be delivered over the weekend.
Ideal for your company, if you are working on projects with tight timescales or need to train employees with incredibly busy working weeks.



Standard or Customised ?

If you feel that this is not entirely suitable for your company requirements we offer the service of creating bespoke training packages. We can either customise this training to your exact company requirements or work with you to build a completely new one (please be aware this will incur additional costs).



Contact Details

Please contact us on
+44 (0) 800 157 7519 or email at training@seercomputing.com