Learn PL and SQL

Experts conduct extensive exploratory research to design PL and SQL content. In order to provide the best training environment at any time and anywhere, our PL and SQL syllabus was developed by professionals at the expert level. You’ll learn a lot and become an expert in the field thanks to this course. The entire information about the PL and SQL course can be found below.

Skills You’ll Gain:

  • PL/SQL blocks
  • Stored procedures
  • Triggers
  • Exception handling
  • Bulk operations
Module 1 - Introduction to PL SQL
  • A brief overview of PL SQL
  • The advantages of using PL SQL
  • How PL SQL differs from traditional SQL
  • The structure of PL SQL programs
  • The structure of PL SQL blocks
  • Anonymous blocks in PL SQL
  • Running PL SQL programs
  • The syntax and conventions of PL SQL
  • Composite data types in PL SQL
  • Declaring variables in PL SQL
  • Binding variables in PL SQL
  • Sorting and grouping types in declarations
  • Conditional statements in PL SQL
  • CASE statements in PL SQL
  • Basic, WHILE, and FOR loops in PL SQL
  • Implicit and explicit cursors in PL SQL
  • Cursor attributes in PL SQL
  • Using FOR loops with cursors in PL SQL
  • Parameterized cursors in PL SQL
  • Different types of exceptions in PL SQL
  • How to handle exceptions in PL SQL
  • Defining custom exceptions in PL SQL
  • How exceptions are propagated in PL SQL
  • Creating procedures and functions in PL SQL
  • The different modes for parameters in procedures and functions in PL SQL
  • Overloading procedures and functions in PL SQL
  • The cache for function results in PL SQL
  • Creating packages in PL SQL
  • The specification and body of packages in PL SQL
  • The difference between public and private items in packages in PL SQL
  • Initializing packages in PL SQL
  • Using predefined packages in PL SQL
  • Creating triggers in PL SQL
  • The types of triggers in PL SQL
  • Trigger predicates in PL SQL
  • Using instead of triggers in PL SQL
  • Creating compound triggers in PL SQL
  • Associative arrays in PL SQL
  • Nested tables in PL SQL
  • Variable-size arrays in PL SQL
  • Methods for working with collections in PL SQL
  • Using the FORALL statement in PL SQL
  • The BULK COLLECT clause in PL SQL
  • The benefits of bulk operations in PL SQL
  • Handling exceptions in bulk operations in PL SQL
  • Utilizing PL SQL’s inherent dynamic SQL
  • The use of DBMS_SQL package in PL SQL
  • The pros and cons of using dynamic SQL in PL SQL
  • Binding variables in dynamic SQL in PL SQL
  • Using PL SQL’s UTL_FILE package for file I/O
  • Reading and writing text files in PL SQL
  • Handling exceptions in file I/O in PL SQL
  • Working with directory objects in PL SQL
  • Techniques for optimizing PL SQL code
  • The notion of independent transactions in PL SQL
  • The use of NOCOPY hint in PL SQL
  • The difference between invoker’s rights and definer’s rights in PL SQL
  • Secure coding practices in PL SQL
  • The types of large objects in PL SQL
  • Manipulating data in large objects in PL SQL
  • The use of DBMS LOB package for large objects in PL SQL
  • The use of DBMS_OUTPUT for debugging in PL SQL
  • The use of DBMS_DEBUG for debugging in PL SQL
  • Analyzing and tuning PL SQL code for performance
  • Understanding execution plans in PL SQL

Earn a recognized credential that validates your technical expertise and opens doors to new career opportunities.

Why Learn PL and SQL?

  • Database programming expertise
  • Stored procedures development
  • Complex business logic implementation
  • Exception handling
  • Performance optimization
  • Bulk operations
  • Dynamic SQL
  • Trigger creation
  • Package development
  • Advanced data manipulation

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