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PL/SQL school training courses in Dallas, TX (public, in-house or online) | ||||
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Oracle Database 11g: PL/SQL Fundamentals School: ONLC Training Centers in Texas Venue: Austin, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston, Irving, Plano, Frisco, San Antonio, Wichita Falls Tel.: 800-288-8221 CHOOSING A SQL & PL/SQL INTERFACE |
Oracle PL/SQL Programming School: Learning Tree International Venue: Annapolis, Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia Tel.: 1-888-843-8733 You Will Learn How To |
Oracle PL/SQL School: Beacon Training Services Venue: Addison, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, Plano, Richardson Tel.: 972-404-0069 This course is for developers who need to master PL/SQL syntax and structured programming. The class will give students a strong knowledge very quickly, through hands-on experience, and real world labs. Along with PL/SQL syntax, the class covers interactive control, scoping and anchored datatypes, cursors, triggers, security, tables, sophisticated packaging and parameter passing techniques. |
ORACLE Boot Camp (SQL & PL/SQL Programming) School: Beacon Training Services Venue: Addison, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, Plano, Richardson Tel.: 972-404-0069 This course was developed for developers who need a "quick-start" into the Oracle development environment. The class covers basic concepts of relational databases and Oracle database concepts along with SQL, SQL Plus and PL/SQL programming.
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Oracle Database 11g: Advanced PL/SQL Format: Online School: ExitCertified USA Venue: Houston, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Phoenix, New York City, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose Tel.: 1.800.803.3948 In this course, students learn to use the advanced features of PL/SQL in order to design and tune PL/SQL to interface with the database and other applications in the most efficient manner. Using advanced features of program design, packages, cursors, extended interface methods, and collections, students learn to write powerful PL/SQL programs. Programming efficiency, use of external C and Java routines, PL/SQL server pages, and fine-grained access are covered.
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