Brief Summary
This course is your friendly intro to using SQL with Oracle Database. You’ll learn everything from the basics, like how to run queries and manage data, to more complex topics. It's like a fun little journey into the world of databases—perfect for getting ready for the job market!
Key Points
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Learn the basics of SQL in Oracle Database.
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Run simple queries to retrieve and manage data.
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Understand how to connect to an Oracle Database.
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Handle complex queries and data manipulations like insert/update/delete.
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Explore common interview questions related to Oracle SQL.
Learning Outcomes
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Connect and run queries on an Oracle Database.
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Write and understand basic SQL queries.
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Perform data management tasks like inserting and updating records.
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Gain insights into common SQL interview questions.
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Develop a solid foundation in data querying concepts.
About This Course
Learn how to query and manage data in the Oracle Database Using SQL. Practical, concept-building examples and quizzes.
Course Summary
This introductory course teaches you how to work with data in your Oracle Database using Oracle's proprietary SQL language. It starts with the basic overview of what SQL is all about and then covers basic queries and common things you might be expected to do on a job. We then proceed to learn complex queries and data management such as inserting/updating/deleting data.
All the SQL examples and the power point slides are available for download and there are a few exercises/queries at the end of each chapter for you to test your understanding. I'll try and add more each week. At the end of the course, we also discuss some of the frequently asked questions in Oracle SQL to assess our understanding of the course and various topics and to understand some of the frequently asked interview questions.
The course should take about 2 weeks to complete, with 2-3 hours dedicated each day to go through the examples and work them out yourself.
Understand the different components of an Oracle Database and how it works
Connect to an Oracle Database and run queries from different tools or from a file
Write basic queries involving Select, where, group by and other constructs
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