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This document discusses various Oracle database concepts including SQL, PL/SQL, database objects like tables and views, different versions of Oracle from 8i to 19c, and commonly used client-side tools for interacting with Oracle databases like SQL Developer and SQL*Plus. It also provides examples of SQL queries to retrieve data from tables in the employees schema as well as from data dictionary views to view metadata about database objects.

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IntroSession Log

This document discusses various Oracle database concepts including SQL, PL/SQL, database objects like tables and views, different versions of Oracle from 8i to 19c, and commonly used client-side tools for interacting with Oracle databases like SQL Developer and SQL*Plus. It also provides examples of SQL queries to retrieve data from tables in the employees schema as well as from data dictionary views to view metadata about database objects.

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01_Retriving_Data_06042020.

sql

Software

Front End(UI) Backend(Database)

Oracle - Java (OCJP) Oracle (SQL & PLSQL)


Microsoft .net MS SQL Server (SQL & TL/SQL)
Php Oracle - Mysql
IBM - Mainframe IBM DB2
Moble App Dev.. SQl Lite
Postgre
Sybase
Teradata
Mango Db
..
...
....

SQL - Structured Query Language

Command line which is used to interact with any database.

Students | Freshers | Exep

Introduction
Diff Tracks in Oracle
Oracle SQL 20% | 100% (80%)
Oracle PL/SQL
Expert Level PL/SQL
Functional
Process
DEV | ENH CNG PROD Support
Unix
Unix Shell Scripting
Oracle Arch (KT)
Testing (KT)
Performance Tuning
...
..

Oracle C 1970 - 2020

Oracle 8i 9i 10g 11g 12c 13c 18c 19c 20c

i -> internet
g -> Grid
c -> Cloud

New Features?

Oracle 10g Express Edition

VLC -> Next -> Next -> Next -> sys | sys -> Next -> Next -> Next -> Finish

Start -> Oracle Database 10g Express Edition -> System | sys -> Admin ->
Database User

1. Password
2. Locked -> Unlocked
3. Check DBA Option
4. Check All Option
5. Alter user

Hr/open SQL SQL Commands

Oracle - Database

User -> Schema


Row -> Records
Output -> Resultset
107 rows returned in 0.02 seconds -> Feedback

Database

Schema (user)

Schema Objects

Table View Sequence Synonyms Index


Stored Procedure Function Package Triggers Type

Table _tb Basic Unit Of Storage


Rows + Columns
View _vw Logical Representation of subset of records
View wont contains any data
Sequence _seq Generate Unique Number
Synonyms _syn Used to Provide alternate name to any object
Index _ind one of the PT method Used to improve the performance

1 2 3 4 5.......999999999..(27)
1..500 1..501..500 100% Cycle is possible

564 D
564 P

AMZ FLK ODR REF CR SR


06042020
00567

INC0204202000564
INC0304202000564 79567345

employees -> emp


locations -> loc

XE - Database EE

HR SR
SELECT * FROM employees;
SELECT * FROM hr.employees; SELECT * FROM hr.employees; SELECT * FROM
hr.employees@dblink;

enh_db rps2_blltr_deal_main_txn_tb

enh_db.rps2_blltr_deal_main_txn_tb@dblink => dmain

SELECT * FROM dmain;

employees 1000 emp

--Session_01

Oracle Database Gmail

Client Side Tools

isqlplus - Mozilla Firefox [Just for Practice Purpose] IE


sqlplus Firefox
SQL Developer (Oracle) GC
PLSQL Developer
Toad (Dell)

SELECT FROM Clause

User Table
Contain User Data
Created and Maintained by user

SELECT * FROM employees;


SELECT * FROM departments;
SELECT * FROM locations;

Data Dictionary Table


Contain Database Information
Created and Maintained by Database

SELECT * FROM user_tables;


SELECT * FROM all_objects; -- owner | object_name | object_type | status

SELECT * FROM employees;

SELECT employee_id, first_name, hire_date, salary, department_id FROM employees;


SELECT owner, object_name, object_type, status FROM all_objects;

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