Oracle Sql & Pl-Sql

Live Recorded Oracle SQL & PL/SQL Classes | From Basics to Advanced | Step-by-Step Practice

What you'll learn

Understand the Fundamentals of Oracle SQL

Understand Oracle Database Architecture

Create and Manage Database Objects

Master Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Develop Robust PL/SQL Programs

Write Efficient Code with PL/SQL Best Practices

Requirements

No prior knowledge of SQL, PL/SQL, or programming is required!

A computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux) with an internet connection

Willingness to learn and practice regularly

Description

Welcome to the Live Recorded Oracle SQL & PL/SQL Classes – From Basics to Advanced course!This course is designed for absolute beginners as well as professionals who want to master Oracle SQL and PL/SQL from scratch, using real-time, live classroom recordings. Whether you're a student preparing for jobs, a working professional switching to a database role, or a developer aiming to upskill in Oracle technologies, this course will take you from the fundamentals to advanced-level concepts in a practical, easy-to-follow way.You’ll learn everything from writing basic SQL queries, filtering data, and using joins — to advanced topics like stored procedures, functions, packages, cursors, triggers, and performance tuning. All lessons are taught in a live classroom setting, so you’ll get the feel of real interaction, practical examples, and hands-on coding — just like being there.By the end of this course, you’ll be able to write complex SQL queries, develop efficient PL/SQL programs, and build real-world database applications. Plus, you'll gain the confidence to tackle Oracle-related interviews or certification exams.No prior programming experience is required. All tools used in this course are free, and installation guidance is provided.Join now and start your journey to becoming an Oracle SQL & PL/SQL expert — with real-world, live classroom energy!

Overview

Section 1: Syllabus

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Section 2: Oracle SQL

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Students and recent graduates looking to build in-demand database skills,Developers or IT professionals transitioning to Oracle technologies,Testers, analysts, or support staff aiming to write or understand Database queries,Anyone preparing for Oracle SQL/PLSQL job roles or certifications