Infitech’s DBA Developer course will help you acquire advanced skills for becoming a Database Application Programmer.
Infitech Global is unique in its training and delivery methodology as it is the first in India to provide the participant Hi-End technology training followed by rigorous INTERNSHIP in its SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER. This gives the participant real time software-development experience through Software Development Life Cycle to making him/her a complete Software Professional.
DBA Developer @ infitech is designed to make the participant the most sought after DBA Developer Expert. This makes the participant familiar with the most popular tools and technologies in DBA Developer. On completion of this course the participant can join the industry as a DBA Developer Consultant/Specialist.
Introduction to SQL 9i
- Writing a basic SQL Statement
- Restricting and Sorting Data
- Single Row Functions
- Displaying Data From Mutiple Tables
- Cououp Functions
- Writing Subqueries
- Producing Readable Output with iSQL *plus
- Manipulating Data
- Creating and Managing Tables
- Including Constraints
- Creating Views
- Other Database Objects
- Controlling User Access
- SQL Workshop
- Using Set Operators
- Aggregate table
- Oracle 9i Date time Functions
- Enhancements to GROUP by Clause
- Hierarchical Rertrieval
- Oracle 9i Extension to DML and DDL Statements
Fundamentals ? I
- Oracle Architectural Components
- Getting Started with the Oracle Server
- Identifying the features of the Universal Installer
- Defining the Optimal Flexible Architecture
- Creating a database during Installation
- Creating a New Database
- Identifying database administrative users
- Managing an Oracle Instance
- Creating a Database
- Using the Data Dictionary
- Maintaining the Control File
- Maintaining Redo Log Files
- Managing Tablespaces and Datafiles
- Describing Storage hierarchy
- Establishing the difference between System and Non-System tablespaces
- Storage Structures and Relationships
- Managing Undo Data
- Understanding the difference between automatic undo Management and Manual undo management
- Creating and Maintaining UNDO tablespaces
- Managing Tables
- Managing Indexes
- Identifying unused indexes
Fundamentals II
- Networking Overview
- Basic Oracle Net Architecture
- Basic Oracle Net Services Server-Side Configuration
- Basic Oracle Net Services Client-Side Configuration
- Usage and Configuration of the Oracle Shared Server
- Backup and Recovery Overview
- Instance and Media Recovery Structures
- Configuration of the Database Archiving Mode
- Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) Overview and Configuration
- User ? Managed Backups
- RMAN Backups
- User Managed Complete Recovery
- RMAN Complete Recovery
- User Managed Incomplete Recovery
- RMAN Incomplete Recovery
- RMAN Repository Maintains
- RMAN Catalog Creation and Usage
- Transporting Data between Databases
- Backup and Recovery and Networking Workshop
Performance Tuning
- Overview of Oracle 9i Database Performance
- Tuning
- Diagnostic and Tuning Tools
- Database Configuration and I/O Issues
- Tuning the Shared Pool
- Tuning the Buffer Cache
- Dynamic Instance Resizing
- Sizing Other SGA Structures
- Tuning the Oracle Oracle Shared Server
- Optimizing Sort Operations
- Using Resource Manager
- SQL Statement Tuning
- Managing Statistics
- Using Oracle Blocks Efficiently
- Using Oracle Data Storage Structures Efficiently
- Application Tuning
- Using Materialized Views
- Monitoring and Detecting Lock Contention
- Tuning the Operating System
PL/SQL
- Introduction
- Declaring Variables
- Writing Executable Statements
- Interacting with the Oracle Server
- Writing Control Structures
- Working with Composite Data Types
- Writing Explicit Cursors
- Advanced Explicit Cursor Concepts
- Handling Exceptions
- Creating Procedures
- Creating Functions
- Managing Subprograms
- Creating Packages
- More Package Concepts
- Using Oracle-Supplied Packages
- Creating Database Triggers
- More Trigger Concepts
- Managing Dependencies
Oracle Forms Release 6i ? (Option I)
- Introduction to Forms
- Overview of the Designer Interface
- The Runtime Interface
- Querying the Database
- Normal and Enter Query Mode
- Manipulating the database
- Enhancing the Form
- The Form Designer
- The Object Navigator
- The Layout Editor
- The Properties Window
- The Menu Editor
- Forms Objects
- Blocks and Relations
- Items
- Controls
- Windows and Dialogue Boxes
- Record Structures and Other Objects
- Manus and Toolbars
Oracle Reports Release 6i (Option II)
- Introduction to Reports
- Overview of the Designer Interface
- The Object Navigator the Data Model
- Defining the Data Model
- The Layout Model
- The Specifying a Runtime Parameter Form
- Creating Reports
- Formulas and Summaries
- Changing Fonts and Modifying Field Properties
- Page Layout adjusting Page Size
- Report Headers and Footers
- Anchors
- Creating Forms
- Creating Forms Letters
- Creating Mailing Labels
- Creating Matrix Reports
- Combination Reports
- Creating Parameter Forms
- Adding Buttons, Images and Other Objects to Your Reports
- Creating Templates
- Adding Templates to the Default design interface
- The Runtime Interface
The duration of the Data Warehousing course is 80 Hours.
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