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Writing Basic SQL Select Subqueries Creating Views

Statements [  ] Describe the types of problems [  ] Describe a view


[  ] List the capabilities of SQL that subqueries can solve [  ] Create, alter the definition, and
SELECT statements [  ] Define subqueries drop a view
[  ] Execute a basic SELECT [  ] List the types of subqueries [  ] Retrieve data through a view
statement [  ] Write single-row and multiple- [  ] Insert, update and delete data
[  ] Differentiate between SQL row subqueries through a view
statements and iSQL*Plus
commands Producing Readable Output Creating Other Database
with iSQL*Plus Objects
Restricting and Sorting Data [  ] Produce queries that require a [  ] Create, maintain and use
[  ] Limit the rows retrieved by a substitution variable sequences
query [  ] Produce more readable output [  ] Create and maintain indexes
[  ] Sort the rows retrieved by a [  ] Create and execute script files [  ] Create private and public
query synonyms
Manipulating Data
Single-Row Functions [  ] Describe each DML statement
[  ] Describe various types of [  ] Insert rows into a table
functions available in SQL
[  ] Update rows in a table
[  ] Use character, number, and
date functions in SELECT [  ] Delete rows from a table
statements [  ] Merge rows in a table
[  ] Use conversion functions [  ] Control transactions

Displaying Data from Creating and Managing


Multiple Tables Tables
[  ] Write SELECT statements to [  ] Describe the main database
access data from more than objects
one table using equality and [  ] Create tables
nonequality joins [  ] Describe the datatypes that
[  ] View data that generally does can be used when specifying
not meet a join condition by column definition
using outer joins [  ] Alter table definitions
[  ] Join a table to itself using a [  ] Drop, rename and truncate
self-join tables

Including Constraints
Aggregating Data using [  ] Describe constraints
Group Functions [  ] Create and maintain
[  ] Identify the available group constraints
functions
[  ] Use group functions
[  ] Group data using the
GROUP BY clause
[  ] Include or exclude grouped
rows by using the HAVING
clause
Database creation complete
Log file
E:\oracle \product\10.2.0\db_1\db_1\cfgtoollogs\dbca\orcl

Database information
Global database Name : orcl
System identifier (SID) : orcl
Server Parameter Filename : E:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\dbs\spfileorcl.ora
The database control url “
http://desktop-f9f76ac:1158/em

Writing Basic SQL Select Subqueries Creating Views


Statements [  ] Describe the types of problems [  ] Describe a view
[  ] List the capabilities of SQL that subqueries can solve [  ] Create, alter the definition, and
SELECT statements [  ] Define subqueries drop a view
[  ] Execute a basic SELECT [  ] List the types of subqueries [  ] Retrieve data through a view
statement [  ] Write single-row and multiple- [  ] Insert, update and delete data
[  ] Differentiate between SQL row subqueries through a view
statements and iSQL*Plus
commands Producing Readable Output Creating Other Database
with iSQL*Plus Objects
Restricting and Sorting Data [  ] Produce queries that require a [  ] Create, maintain and use
[  ] Limit the rows retrieved by a substitution variable sequences
query [  ] Produce more readable output [  ] Create and maintain indexes
[  ] Sort the rows retrieved by a [  ] Create and execute script files [  ] Create private and public
query synonyms
Manipulating Data
Single-Row Functions [  ] Describe each DML statement
[  ] Describe various types of [  ] Insert rows into a table
functions available in SQL
[  ] Update rows in a table
[  ] Use character, number, and
date functions in SELECT [  ] Delete rows from a table
statements [  ] Merge rows in a table
[  ] Use conversion functions [  ] Control transactions

Displaying Data from Creating and Managing


Multiple Tables Tables
[  ] Write SELECT statements to [  ] Describe the main database
access data from more than objects
one table using equality and [  ] Create tables
nonequality joins [  ] Describe the datatypes that
[  ] View data that generally does can be used when specifying
not meet a join condition by column definition
using outer joins [  ] Alter table definitions
[  ] Join a table to itself using a [  ] Drop, rename and truncate
self-join tables

Including Constraints
Aggregating Data using [  ] Describe constraints
Group Functions [  ] Create and maintain
[  ] Identify the available group constraints
functions
[  ] Use group functions
[  ] Group data using the
GROUP BY clause
[  ] Include or exclude grouped
rows by using the HAVING
clause

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