Oracle PLSQL Developer
Introduction
Oracle PL/SQL is a powerful procedural extension of SQL, designed for developing scalable and efficient database applications. Its robust features include stored procedures, functions, triggers, and packages, enabling developers to encapsulate business logic within the database. Its seamless integration with Oracle Database and extensive set of built-in functions make it a preferred choice for building complex enterprise-level applications. Additionally, PL/SQL's rich ecosystem of tools and resources, coupled with Oracle's strong support, empowers developers to create reliable and high-performance database solutions.
Salary for beginners ranges medium to high. (In demand skill)
Course Details
Course Duration 2 Months (Basics to Advanced)
Any qualification
No Prior coding experience needed
Ideal for Work Gap, Students, OPT
Course Offerings
Coding Tutorials, Exercises & Live Projects
Business Domain Knowledge
Interview prep
Resume prep
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Module 1: Introduction to PL/SQL
Overview of PL/SQL and its advantages
PL/SQL architecture and components
PL/SQL data types and variables
PL/SQL block structure and syntax
Introduction to PL/SQL tools and development environment
Module 2: PL/SQL Programming Constructs
Conditional statements (IF-THEN-ELSE, CASE)
Looping statements (FOR, WHILE, and CURSOR loops)
Exception handling (RAISE, EXCEPTION, and EXCEPTION_INIT)
Cursors and record variables
Bulk operations and collections
Module 3: PL/SQL Subprograms
Introduction to PL/SQL subprograms (procedures and functions)
Creating and calling procedures and functions
Parameter modes and passing values
Overloading subprograms
Using built-in functions in PL/SQL
Module 4: PL/SQL Cursors and Records
Explicit and implicit cursors
Cursor attributes and operations
Handling cursor exceptions
Working with record variables
Cursor FOR loops and nested cursors
Module 5: PL/SQL Error Handling and Debugging
Handling errors and exceptions in PL/SQL
Using predefined and user-defined exceptions
Exception propagation and logging
Debugging techniques and tools (DBMS_OUTPUT, SQL Developer Debugger)
Error management and error logging best practices
Module 6: PL/SQL Packages
Introduction to PL/SQL packages
Creating and using packages
Public and private package components
Overloading package subprograms
Implementing package initialization and finalization
Module 7: Advanced PL/SQL Concepts
Dynamic SQL and its benefits
Native dynamic SQL and executing dynamic SQL statements
Using PL/SQL tables and collections
Advanced error handling with EXCEPTION_INIT and SQLCODE/SQLERRM
Implementing row-level and statement-level triggers
Module 8: PL/SQL Performance Tuning and Optimization
Identifying performance bottlenecks in PL/SQL
Using EXPLAIN PLAN and SQL trace for performance analysis
Writing efficient SQL queries in PL/SQL
Optimizing PL/SQL code (bulk operations, bulk binding, and parallel processing)
Indexing strategies and hints for performance improvement