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Oracle11g Concepts and Facilities

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Summary:
This course combines a discussion of relational concepts with a presentation of the features and capabilities of the Oracle relational database management system. A brief introduction to SQL is provided to illustrate major points. The course provides the student with a foundation in the fundamental concepts of the relational database model as implemented in the Oracle RDBMS product. Discussion will also include advanced features of Oracle to support a very large database (VLDB) or to exploit object-oriented capabilities of the DBMS. This course is also appropriate as an introduction to Oracle for individuals familiar with another relational database product.

Duration:
2 Days/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This course is designed for Managers, Programmers, Analysts, and Users involved with or considering using an Oracle system.

Topics:

  • Overview of Oracle
  • Introduction to SQL
  • Database Design Examples
  • Views
  • Security
  • Data Organization
  • Other Schema Objects
  • Oracle's Data Dictionary
  • Oracle Software Tools
  • Client-Server and Distributed Systems
  • Data Warehouse Support
  • Object-Oriented Features

Prerequisites:
Students should have basic computer literacy.




Last Update: May 23, 2012