Professional Training Programme in SQL & PLSQL Development
REGULAR TRAINING STARTS
REGULAR TRAINING STARTS
REGULAR TRAINING STARTS
Apr 21st, 2025 at 08 AM to 09 AM IST
Demo classes on Apr 21st & 22nd
at 08 AM to 09 AM IST
DURATION
REGULAR TRAINING STARTS
REGULAR TRAINING STARTS
12 Weeks (Duration 1 Hour/Class)
Monday to Friday classes
Online & Offline
TRAINING FEE
REGULAR TRAINING STARTS
TRAINING FEE
12000 INR
GST will be charged at checkout
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Programme Overview
SQL is a primary and set of commands which are used to work in the relational database management databases. With SQL, we can query the data that we need and do so efficiently, playing into the strengths of the database engine. We will be able to rapidly work on any relational databases by understanding SQL. SQL is worth learning because it's not only simple to learn, but it also continues to be a highly in-demand skill. Most of the professionals who wish to work as Data Analyst, Data Engineer, Data Scientist, Database Developer, ETL Developer (BI Developer), Report Developer, Test Engineer, Performance Engineer and/or Business Analyst, they should learn and get some extent of experience in SQL to continue day to day work.
Make most of the ample job opportunities in this field by learning hands-on and functional SQL, PL/SQL, T-SQL and client tools and techniques.
Programme Highlights
- 70+ Live & Offline Classes
- 500+ SQL Assignments (Homework)
- 900+ Discuss SQL requirements in Classes
- Hands On Experience with Industry Top Two RDBMS Databases and Tools
- MS SQL SERVER
- ORACLE
- 70+ Hours of generative SQL Class Notes & Homework Requirements
- 1 Industry Backend Project
World-class learning with faculty-led & live classes
Professional Trainers
Professional Trainers
Professional Trainers
- Learn from the best instructors and resources from anywhere in the world via our Online training programs.
- Our trainers are available 24*7 regardless of their location.
Cohort Based Learning
Professional Trainers
Professional Trainers
- Learn with an accomplished group of peers and build your network.
- Our technical blogs address most of the frequent questions and/or issues
- Gain hands on industry and functional knowledge.
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Professional Trainers
More Services
- Resume Build
- Mock Interviews
- FAQs preparation
- Placement Assistance
- Soft copy materials
- Provide Software's
- Course completion certificate
Programme Modules
- History of SQL
- What is the Transact SQL and PL/SQL?
- Understand the difference in MS SQL Server database and Oracle database!
- SQL Server Versions and Editions
- SQL Server Management Studio Tool
- SQL Developer Tool
- DBeaver Tool
- DB Visualizer Tool
- Toad Tool
- Different Types of Objects in RDBMS databases
- What is the purpose of Table object?
- Understand Different terminologies like Columns, Rows, Data & Attributes
- SQL Commands
- Different data types in SQL
- DDL - Data Definition Language (CREATE, ALTER & DROP)
- DML - Data Manipulation Language (INSERT, UPDATE & DELETE)
- TCL - Transaction Control Language (BEGIN TRAN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK & SAVEPOINT)
- DCL - Data Control Language (GRANT & REVOKE)
- DRL - Data Retrieval Language (SELECT)
- Different Types of Operators in RDBMS databases
- Understand the query logical processing in SQL
- Comparison Operators (<, >, <=, >=, =, !=, <>)
- Logical Operators (NOT, AND, OR)
- Wildcard Search Operators (%, _, ^, [] )
- Combine Data Set Operators (UNION ALL, UNION, INTERSECT, EXCEPT & MINUS)
- Different Types of Normal Forms
- Normal Form 1 Rules
- Normal Form 2 Rules
- Normal Form 3 Rules
- Understand the concept of Key in a Dataset
- Different types of Keys
- Super Keys, Candidate Keys & Primary Key in a Table
- Understand the Parent and Child table's
- Different types of Relationships
- One to One Relationship
- One to Many Relationship
- Many to Many Relationship
- Different types of constraints
- Understand business rules in a dataset
- NULL & NOT NULL constraints
- Default constraints
- Check constraints
- Primary key constraints
- Foreign key constraints
- Unique key constraints
- Different types of joins
- Rules and recommendations to join datasets
- Inner join
- Outer Joins - Left Join / Left Outer Join
- Outer Joins - Right Join / Right Outer Join
- Outer Joins - Full Join / Full Outer Join
- Cross join & Cartesian product
- Self join
- Equi join
- Update & delete the data from a table by using joins
- Different types of functions
- Variables in SQL
- String functions:
- Sub string function, character index function, length function, left function, right function, trim function, upper & lower functions, replace & stuff functions, and reverse function, concat function, convert function...etc
- Date time functions:
- Getdate function, dateadd function, datepart function, month/year/day functions, datediff function...etc
- Display the date with different formats by using convert function
- NULL functions:
- Isnull function, coalesce function, nullif function, and iif function
- Aggregate functions:
- Sum function, avg function, min function, max function, count function
- Understand the Group by clause
- Windowing functions:
- Row number function, Rank function & Dense Rank function
- Understand the main purpose of Sub Query
- Different types of outputs return by a sub query
- Scalar output, Multi values output & Table valued output
- Dynamic value in WHERE claus
- Different types of sub queries
- Non correlated sub query and correlated sub query
- Derived Table (Sub query in FROM clause)
- Column expression (Sub query in SELECT class)
- Usage of EXIST & NOT EXIST keywords
- CTEs
- OORDER BY clause
- DISTINCT keyword
- FETCH keyword
- TOP keyword
- OFFSET keyword
- Local temporary tables
- Global temporary tables
- Table variables
- Identity columns
- Sequence objects
- BEGIN...END block
- IF...ELSE block
- GOTO label
- WAITFOR command
- CASE in SELECT & WHERE clauses
- WHILE Loops
- CURSORs
- TRY & CATH blocks
- THROW
- RETURN
- Data synchronization by using MERGE statemet
- Understand the purpose of Triggers in SQL
- INSERTED & DELETED table's
- Triggers for INSERT, UPDATE & DELTE operations
- Data synchronization by using Triggers
- Maintain history & audit data by using Triggers
- Control the DML operations against tables by suing Triggers
- INSTEAD OF triggers
- Implement the views for different requirements
- Different types of functions
- Scalar & Table Values functions
- Implement functions with input parameters
- Characteristics of a transaction
- Atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability
- Understand the error handling and store error message in error logs
- Use TRY & CATCH blocks
- Commit and rollback the transactions.
- Behavior of a transaction
- Dynamic SQL statements
- Understand the usage of stored procedures
- Stored procedure with IN and OUT parameters
- Stored procedures with default parameter values
- Include error handling mechanism inside stored procedure
- Stored procedures to process new data to the database
- Stored procedures to process updates across multiple tables
- Implement stored procedures to archive the data from tables
- Implement stored procedures to pure the data from tables
- Implement stored procedures to process the business rules
- Locks
- Deadlocks
- Heap and Cluster tables
- Indexes - Clustered and NON-Clustered
- Statistics
- Execution plans and Query optimizer
- Compress the tables
- Add missing indexes to the tables
- Logical partition of tables
- Rebuild and Reorganize the indexes
- Add the necessary indexes based on the SQL queries
- Export data from database to Excel, CSV, Text files, and other databases
- Import the data from Excel, CSV, Text files to databases
- Grant and Revoke the access to users
- Different access roles in a database
- Encrypt and Decrypt the data in a table by using Passwords
- Create and modify the jobs
- Schedule the jobs to run as per the requirements
- Database backup
- Database restore from the backup
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