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Course Description:

 

The Oracle PL/SQL language is a flexible procedural extension to SQL and increases productivity, performance, scalability, portability and security. In this course, you will gain the practical knowledge to write PL/SQL programs. You will learn to build stored procedures, design and execute modular applications and increase the efficiency of data movement. 

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Tableau certification training helps you learn how to build visualizations, organize data, and design dashboards to empower more meaningful business decisions. You’ll be exposed to the concepts of statistics, data mapping, and establishing data connections and be prepared for the Tableau exam.

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Getting Started with Power BI, you will gain a fundamental understanding of the capabilities of Power BI. You'll start out with seeing how you can quickly and easily gather data from a variety of sources, and then cleanse and transform that data with just a few clicks. Next, you'll also learn how you can enhance the results by integrating disparate data sources and adding simple calculations. Then, you'll learn how to explore your data with visualizations and simple dashboards. Finally, you'll learn what steps are necessary to keep your data up-to-date. By the end of this course, you'll have a firm understanding of the basic skills required for using Power BI to acquire and transform data, enhance the data for analysis, and produce reports and dashboards.

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Course Topics:

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Module 1: Database (Oracle)

Time - 32 Hours

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PL/SQL fundamentals

• Declaring and anchoring variables to database definitions

• Flow control constructs

• DML commands: Select, Insert, Update, Delete

• DDL commands: Create, Alter Tables/Views/Sequence

• TCL commands: Grant, Revoke

• Joins

• Trigger

• Stored procedure

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Oracle 11g/12c PL/SQL features

• PL/SQL in Oracle 11g

• Returning implicit cursor results from stored procedures in Oracle 12c

• Declaring local functions within SELECT statements in Oracle 12c

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Data manipulation techniques

• Maintaining data with DML statements

• Employing the RETURNING INTO clause

• Solving the fetch-across-commit problem

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Managing data retrieval with cursors

• Implications of explicit and implicit cursors

• Simplifying cursor processing with cursor FOR LOOPs

• Embedding cursor expressions in SELECT statements

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Cursor variables

• Strong vs. weak cursor variables  

• Passing cursor variables to other programs

• Defining REF CURSORS in packages

• Developing Well-Structured and Error-Free Code

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Error handling

• Propagation and scope 

• "Retrying" problem transactions with EXCEPTION processing