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SQL (Oracle9i): Introduction

This course is offered during the following Terms:
Spring   

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Overview:
Receive instruction in using Oracle SQL and iSQL*Plus commands for database development. Discover techniques to develop complex queries, subqueries and joins for sorting, restricting, merging, updating and deleting data are presented. You also explore the use of row and group functions, control of user access, script utilization and report creation with iSQL*Plus.
Who Should Attend?
Managers, systems analysts or programmers who want to learn SQL for systems implementation
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with DMS or any major database language.
Additional Information:

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Objectives:
  • Complex queries and subqueries with Oracle commands
  • Sorting and restricting access to data
  • Select, insert, merge and update data
  • Complex joins
  • Oracle scripts
  • Output reporting using iSQLoPlus commands
  • Single row and group functions
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    Course Details
    CODE:  COMP4100E
    TYPE:  Classroom-
    Evening/Weekend
    LENGTH:  10 Week(s)
    CREDITS:  2
     
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