Oracle Tutorials for Beginners and Professionals
In this Oracle Tutorials for Beginners and Professionals, we are going to cover all the basic and advanced concepts using simple as well as real-time examples. At the end of this tutorial series, I am sure you will become an expert in Oracle.
This Oracle Tutorial is for whom?
This Oracle Tutorial is designed for students, beginners who have never worked with any relational database system especially the Oracle Database before as well as for professional developers who want to learn Oracle step by step from the very basic to the advanced concept using real-time examples and also find a lot of useful information on the new Oracle features and advanced techniques. These tutorials provide a hands-on approach to the subject with step-by-step program examples that will assist you to learn and put the acquired knowledge into practice.
What do I need to know before learning Oracle?
There are no prerequisites to learning Oracle SQL and it is easier to learn but make sure before learning Oracle, you must have a basic knowledge of computer fundamentals. It’s a query language with an English-like language. So, anyone who can use English at a basic level can learn and write SQL queries easily. The good thing is that most Database engines are compatible with the SQL code.
What you will learn from these Oracle Tutorials?
This Oracle tutorial teaches you how to use SQL to interact with the Oracle database. You will learn various techniques to query data from the database and how to manage database tables such as creating, modifying, and deleting tables, as well as advanced concepts like Views, Functions, Stored Procedures, Triggers, Transaction Management, etc.
Introduction:
In computerized information systems, data is the basic resource of the organization. So, proper organization and management of data are required for the organization to run smoothly. The Database management system deals with the knowledge of how data is stored and managed on a computerized information system. Any organization, requires accurate and reliable data for better decision-making, ensuring the privacy of data, and controlling data efficiently.
Examples include deposit and/or withdrawal from a bank, hotel, airline, or railway reservation, and purchase items from supermarkets in all cases, a database is accessed.
Why Database?
In computerized information systems, data is the basic resource of the organization. So, proper organization and management of data are required for an organization to run smoothly. The Database management system deals with the knowledge of how data is stored and managed on a computerized information system. Any organization, requires accurate and reliable data for better decision-making, ensuring the privacy of data, and controlling data efficiently.
Examples include deposit and/or withdrawal from a bank, hotel, airline, or railway reservation, and purchase items from supermarkets in all cases, a database is accessed.
In order to overcome the limitation of a file system, a new approach was required. Hence a database approach emerged. A database is a collection of logically related data. The initial attempts were to provide a centralized collection of data. A database has a self-describing nature. It contains not only the data sharing and integration of data of an organization in a single database.
A small database can be handled manually but for a large database, and having multiple users it is difficult to maintain it, in that case, a computerized database is useful.
Advantages of Database Systems over File Systems:
The advantages of a database system over traditional, paper-based methods of record keeping are:
- Compactness: No need for a large number of paper files
- Speed: The machine can retrieve and modify the data faster way than a human being
- Less Drudgery: Much of the maintenance of files by hand is eliminated
- Accuracy: Accurate, up-to-date information is fetched as per the requirement of the user at any time.
What do we expect from you?
We will try our level best to cover all the Oracle-related concepts, but in the meantime, if you have any specific concept in your mind that you want us to cover or If we missed any concepts or topics in this Oracle Tutorials that are related to Oracle Database, then please let us know by putting a comment in the comment box and we promise you, as soon as possible we will put an article on that topic. You can also contact us by Email: info@dotnettutorials.net.
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