Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Oracle.Database.11 SQL. Programming text book free download

McGraw.Hill.Oracle.Database.11g.PL.SQL.Programming


This book is designed to be read from beginning to end by those new to
PL/SQL.
Part I covers PL/SQL fundamentals. Part II covers the backbone
of the programming language, which consists of functions, procedures,
packages, triggers, and large objects.
Part III dives into some advanced
topics that should help you immediately with your development projects.
The appendixes in Part IV provide primers on Oracle DBA tasks, SQL programming,
PHP scripting, Java development, regular expressions, and wrapping PL/SQL.
Introductory primers are provided to help you learn about the PL/SQL Hierarchical Profiler and PL/Scope.
There is also an appendix that reviews reserved words and built-in functions that support
your programming tasks.
Part I: PL/SQL Fundamentals
Part I introduces you to recent Oracle Database 10g Release 2 features and Oracle

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Database 11g new features.
It provides a quick start guide to the language and coverage
of language semantics, types, control structures, and error management.
Chapter 1: PL/SQL Overview explains the basis of PL/SQL.
It also covers Oracle 10g Release 2 features and Oracle 11g new features.
Chapter 2: PL/SQL Basics provides a quick tour of writing PL/SQL. It is designed
as a jump-start introduction to the language.
Chapter 3: Language Fundamentals teaches you about PL/SQL language
semantics. This chapter covers lexical units, block structures, variable types,
and variable scope.
Chapter 4: Control Structures explains the conditional and iterative structures
of PL/SQL. It also covers cursors (including system reference cursors) and bulk
operations in the language.
Chapter 5: Error Management explains how error management works in PL/SQL.
It teaches you how to handle exceptions, define your custom exceptions, and
manage error stacks.

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