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Oracle PL/SQL Programming Developer's Workbook
However excellent they are, most computer books are
inherently passive--readers simply take in text without
having any opportunity to react to it. The Oracle PL/SQL
Developer's Workbook is a different kind of animal! It's
designed to engage you actively, to get you solving
programming problems immediately, and to help you
apply what
you've learned about PL/SQL--and in the process deepen your
knowledge of the language. By tackling the exercises in this
workbook, you'll find yourself moving more rapidly along the
learning curve to join the growing ranks of PL/SQL experts.
The Oracle PL/SQL Developer's Workbook is a companion to
Steven Feuerstein's bestselling Oracle PL/SQL Programming
and his other PL/SQL books from O'Reilly. It contains a
carefully constructed set of problems and solutions that
will test your language skills and help you become a better
developer--both with PL/SQL and with other languages.
Exercises are provided at three levels: beginner,
intermediate, and expert. The workbook exercises cover all
the major features of PL/SQL, including those new to
Oracle8i (e.g., Java and web features, autonomous
transactions, and bulk binds).
You'll find chapters on:
Basic language elements--variables, naming, loops,
conditional and sequential control, exception handling, and
records.
Data structures--index-by tables, nested tables, variables
arrays (VARRAYs), and object technology.
Database interaction--cursors, DML and transaction
management, cursor variables, and native dynamic SQL
Program construction--procedures, functions, blocks,
packages, database triggers, and calling PL/SQL functions in
SQL.
Built-in functionality--the character, date, conversion,
numeric, and miscellaneous functions, and the DBMS_SQL,
DBMS_PIPE, DBMS_OUTPUT, UTL_FILE, and DBMS_JOB built-in
packages.
Miscellaneous topics--using Java with PL/SQL, external
programs, PL/SQL web development, tuning PL/SQL, and PL/SQL
for DBAs.
Preface
I. Problems 1
1. Declaring Variables and Naming Elements
2. Loops
3. Conditional and Sequential Logic
4. Exception Handling
5. Records
6. Index-by Tables
7. Nested Tables
8. Variable Arrays
9. Object Technology
10. Cursors
11. DML and Transaction Management
12. Cursor Variables
13. Native Dynamic SQL
14. Procedures, Functions, and Blocks
15. Packages
16. Triggers
17. Calling Functions in SQL
18. Character Functions
19. Date Functions
20. Conversion, Numeric, and Miscellaneous Functions
21. DBMS_SQL Built-in Package
22. DBMS_PIPE Built-in Package
23. DBMS_OUTPUT Built-in Package
24. UTL_FILE Built-in Package
25. DBMS_ JOB Built-in Package
26. Using Java with PL/SQL
27. External Procedures
28. PL/SQL Web Development
29. Tuning PL/SQL
30. PL/SQL for DBAs
II. Solutions 239
1. Declaring Variables and Naming Elements
2. Loops
3. Conditional and Sequential Logic
4. Exception Handling
5. Records
6. Index-by Tables
7. Nested Tables
8. Variable Arrays
9. Object Technology
10. Cursors
11. DML and Transaction Management
12. Cursor Variables
13. Native Dynamic SQL
14. Procedures, Functions, and Blocks
15. Packages
16. Triggers
17. Calling Functions in SQL
18. Character Functions
19. Date Functions
20. Conversion, Numeric, and Miscellaneous Functions
21. DBMS_SQL Built-in Package
22. DBMS_PIPE Built-in Package
23. DBMS_OUTPUT Built-in Package
24. UTL_FILE Built-in Package
25. DBMS_ JOB Built-in Package
26. Using Java with PL/SQL
27. External Procedures
28. PL/SQL Web Development
29. Tuning PL/SQL
30. PL/SQL for DBAs
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