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ORACLE
SQL Commands: Joins:
1) DDL 1) Equi Join
2) DML 2) Non Equi Join
3) DRL 3) Outer Join
4) DCL 4) Self Join
5) TCL Sub Queries:
Constraints: 1) Single Row Sub Query
1) Not Null 2) Multiple Row Sub Query
2) Unique 3) Co – related Sub Query
3) Primary Key Objects:
4) Foreign Key 1) Views
5) Check a. Simple views
Functions: b. Complex views
1) Character Functions c. Read only views
2) Number Functions 2) Sequences
3) Data Functions 3) Synonyms
4) Group Functions 4) Indexes

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PL/SQL
Advantage of Pl/SQL Packages Specification
The generic PL/SQL block Package Body
Control Structures Developing packages
Public and private constructs
Cursors Invoking package constructs
Introduction to Cursors Guidelines for developing packages
Types of Cursors Advantages of packages
 Implicit Cursors
 Explicit Cursors
Cursor Attributes
Cursor For Loops
Parameterized cursors

Locks
Types of locks
Levels of locks
Explicit Locking
Select for update statement
Using lock table statement
Releasing locks

Exceptions
Introduction to Exceptions
Types of Exceptions
 Oracle Predefined Exceptions
 Oracle Non- Predefined
Exceptions
 User- Defined Exceptions
Using Raise_ Application_Error

Triggers
Introduction to Triggers
Types of Triggers
Developing Triggers
Using conditional predicates
Using old and new qualifiers
Instead of Triggers

Procedures
Benefits of sub-programs
Developing procedures
Procedure parameter modes
Creating procedure with Parameters
DEFAULT option for Parameters
Invoking procedure from Anonymous
Pl/SQL Block

Functions
Overview of Functions
Creating functions
Executing Functions
Using functions in SQL Expressions
Comparing Procedure and Functions

Packages
Introduction to Packages
Components of Package