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Module 1: Core Python

CHAPTER 1 : INTRODUCTION TO SCRIPT CHAPTER 9 : Python LOOPS
 What is Script?  How to use “While Loop”
 What is a program?  How to use “For Loop”
 Types of Scripts  How to use For Loop for set of other things
 Difference between Script & Programming besides numbers
Languages  Break statements in For Loop
 Features of Scripting  Continue statement in For Loop
 Limitation of Scripting  Enumerate function for For Loop
 Types of programming Language Paradigms  Practical Example
 Basic understanding of Python  How to use for loop to repeat the same
 Python and Other programming languages statement over and again
 Break, continue statements

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CHAPTER 2 : INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON CHAPTER 10 : Learning Python Strings
 What is Python And Why Python?  Accessing Values in Strings
 Who Uses Python?  Various String Operators
 Characteristics of Python  Some more examples
 History of Python  Python String replace() Method
 What is PSF?  Changing upper and lower case strings
 Python Versions  Using “join” function for the string
 How to Download & Install Python  Reversing String
 Install Python with Diff IDEs  Split Strings
 Features and Limitations of Python
 Python Applications CHAPTER 11 : Sequence or Collections in
 Creating Your First Python Program Python
 Printing to the Screen
 Strings and Unicode Strings
 Reading Keyboard Input
 Lists and Tuples
 Using Command Prompt and GUI or IDE Python
 Buffers and Xrange
 Python first program Compilers VS interpreters

CHAPTER 4 : PYTHON NEW IDEs CHAPTER 12 : Python Lists

 PyCharm IDE  Lists are mutable
 How to Work on PyCharm  Getting to Lists
 PyCharm Components  List indices
 Debugging process in PyCharm  Traversing a list
 PYTHON Install Anaconda  List operations
 What is Anaconda & Coding Environments?  List slices
 Spyder Components and Features  List methods
 Spyder Shortcut Keys  Map, filter and reduce
 Jupyter Notebook  Deleting elements
 What is Conda and Conda List?  Lists and strings
 Jupyter and Kernels
 What is PIP?

CHAPTER 5 : Variables in Python CHAPTER 13 : Python TUPLE

 What is Variable?  Advantages of Tuple over List
 Variables in Python  Packing and Unpacking
 Constants in Python  Comparing tuples
 Variable and Value  Creating nested tuple
 Variable names  Using tuples as keys in dictionaries
 Mnemonic Variable Names  Deleting Tuples & Slicing of Tuple
 Values and Types  Tuple Membership Test
 What Does “Type” Mean?  Built-in functions with Tuple
 Multiple Assignment  Dotted Charts
 Python different numerical types
 Standard Data Types

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 Operators and Operands
 Order of Operations CHAPTER 14 : Python Sets
 Swap variables
 How to create a set?
 Python Mathematics
 Iteration Over Sets
 Type Conversion
 Python Set Methods
 Mutable Versus Immutable Objects
 Python Set Operations
 Union of sets
 Built-in Functions with Set
 Python Frozen set

CHAPTER 6 : String Handling CHAPTER 15 : Python Dictionary

 What is string?  How to create a dictionary?
 String operations  PYTHON HASHING?
 String indices  Python Dictionary Methods
 Basic String Operations  Copying dictionary
 String Functions, Methods  Updating Dictionary
 Delete a string  Delete Keys from the dictionary
 String Multiplication and concatenation  Dictionary items() Method
 Python Keywords  Sorting the Dictionary
 Python Identifiers  Python Dictionary in-built Functions
 Python Literals  Dictionary len() Method
 String Formatting Operator  Variable Types
 Structuring with indentation in Python  Python List cmp() Method
 Built-in String Methods Dictionary Str(dict)
 Define Data Structure?
 Data Structures in PYTHON

CHAPTER 7: Python Operators and Operands CHAPTER 16 : Python Functions

 Arithmetic Operators & Relational Operators  What is a function?
 Comparison Operators  How to define and call a function in Python
 Python Assignment Operators  Types of Functions
 Short hand Assignment Operators  Significance of Indentation (Space) in
 Logical Operators or Bitwise Operators Python
 Membership Operators  How Function Return Value?
 Identity Operators & Operator precedence  Types of Arguments in Functions
 Evaluating Expressions  Default Arguments
 Non-Default Arguments
CHAPTER 8 : Python Conditional Statements  Keyword Arguments
 Non-keyword Arguments
 How to use “if condition”
 Arbitrary Arguments
 if statement (One-Way Decisions)
 Rules to define a function in Python
 if .. else statement (Two-way Decisions)
 Various Forms of Function Arguments
 How to use “else condition”
 Scope and Lifetime of variables
 if .. elif .. else statement (Multi-way)
 Nested Functions

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 When “else condition” does not work  Call By Value, Call by Reference
 How to use “elif” condition and nested if.  Anonymous Functions/Lambda functions

Module II: Advance Python

CHAPTER 17 : Python Modules CHAPTER 27 : Python-Data Base
Communication
 What is a Module?
 Types of Modules  What is Database? Types of Databases?
 The import Statement  What is DBMS and What is RDBMS?
 The from…import Statement  What is Big Data? Types of data?
 ..import * Statement  Oracle and MySQL
 Underscores in Python  SQL server, DB2 and Postgre SQL
 The dir( ) Function  Executing the Queries
 Creating User defined Modules  Bind Variables
 Command line Arguments  Installing of Oracle Python Modules
 Python Module Search Path  Executing DML Operations..!!

CHAPTER 18 : Packages in Python CHAPTER 28 : Multi-Threading

 What is a Package?  What is Multi-Threading
 Introduction to Packages?  Threading Module
 Importing module from a package  Defining a Thread
 Creating a Package and sub package  Thread Synchronization
 Importing from Sub-Packages
 Popular Python Packages

CHAPTER 19 : Python Date and Time CHAPTER 30 : Web Scrapping

 How to Use Date & Datetime Class  The components of a web page
 How to Format Time Output  Beautiful Soup
 How to use Time delta Objects  Urllib2
 Calendar in Python  HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery
 Datetime classes in Python  Data frames
 How to Format Time Output?  PIP
 The Time Module and Calendar Module  Installing External Modules Using PIP
 Python Text Calendar & HTML Calendar Class
 Unix Date and Time Commands

CHAPTER 20 : File Handling CHAPTER 31 : Unit Testing with PyUnit

 What is a data, Information File?  What is Testing?
 File Objects and File Different Modes  Types of Testings and Methods?
 file Object Attributes  What is Unit Testing?
 How to create a Text File and Append Data  What is PyUnit?

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 How to Read a File and Closing a file  Test scenarios, Test Cases, Test suites
 Read, read line ,read lines, write, write lines…!!
 Renaming and Deleting Files
 Directories in Python
 Working with CSV files
 Handling IO Exceptions

CHAPTER 21 : Python OS Module CHAPTER 32 : Introduction to Python Web

Frameworks
 Shell Script Commands
 Various OS operations in Python  Django – Design
 Python File System Shell Methods  Advantages of Django
 Different Python Modules  Installing Django & Designing Web Pages
 Os, Math, cmd, csv, random  HTML5, CSS3, Angular JS
 NumPY ( numerical python )  PYTHON Flask & PYTHON Bottle
 Pandas, Sys, MatPlotLib, Datetime, Time  PYTHON Pyramid & PYTHON Falcon

CHAPTER 22 : Python Exception Handling CHAPTER 33 : GUI Programming-Tkinter

 Common Run Time Errors in PYTHON  Introduction
 Abnormal termination  Components and Events
 Chain of importance Of Exception  Adding Controls
 Exception Handling functions  Entry Widget, Text Widget, Radio Button,
 Argument of an Exception  Check Button
 Python Custom Exceptions  List Boxes, Menus, Combo Box
 Ignore Errors & Assertions
 Using Assertions Effectively

CHAPTER 23 : More Advanced PYTHON CHAPTER 34 : Data Analytics

 Python Iterators and Python Generators  Introduction to data Big Data?
 Python Closures and Python Decorators  Introduction to NumPY and SciPY
 Python @property  Introduction to Pandas and MatPlotLib

CHAPTER 24 : Python Class and Objects CHAPTER 35 : Introduction to Machine

Learning with PYTHON
 Introduction to OOPs Programming
 Object Oriented Programming System  What is Machine learning?
 Creating Objects, Class and Instance Variables  Machine Learning Methods
 Basic concept of Object and Classes  Predictive Models
 Access Modifiers  Descriptive Models
 How to define Python classes  Steps used in Machine Learning?
 Python Namespace  What is Deep Learning?
 Self-variable in python
 Garbage Collection CHAPTER 36 : Data Science
 What is Inheritance? Types of Inheritance?
 What is Data Science?
 How Inheritance works?
 Data Science Life Cycle?

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 Python Multiple Inheritance  What is Data Analysis
 Overloading and Over Riding  What is Data Mining
 Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation  Analytics vs Data Science
 Built-In Class Attributes

CHAPTER 25 : Python Regular Expressions CHAPTER 37 : Internet of Things

 What is Regular Expression and Syntax?  IMPACT OF THE INTERNET
 Understanding Regular Expressions and Pattern  What is IOT
 Literal characters & Repetition Cases  History of IoT
 Example of w+ and ^ Expression  What is Network?
 Example of \s expression in re.split function  What is Protocol?
 Using regular expression methods  What is smart?
 Using re.match()  How IoT Works?
 Finding Pattern in Text (re.search())  The Future of IoT
 Using re.findall for text
 Python Flags & Methods of Regular Expressions

CHAPTER 26 : Python XML Parser

 What is XML?
Real-Time Project
 Difference between XML and HTML


Difference between XML and JSON and Gson
How to Parse XML and How to Create XML Node
Explanation
 Python vs JAVA and XML and HTML

Oracle SQL & PL SQL Course Content

CHAPTER 1 : INTRODUCTION TO DBMS CHAPTER 9 : CONSTRAINTS & KEYS – Level I

 What is Data and Information?  Importance of Data Integrity
 Purpose of Data Management  Working with Integrity constraints
 File and File System For Data Storage  Types of Integrity Constraints
 Disadvantages of File Data Management  Domain Integrity Constraint and Usage
 Database : Purpose, Basic Terminology  Entity Integrity Constraints and Usage
 Advantages of Database for Data Storage  Referential Integrity Constraint and Usage
 Possible Operations on the Database  Check Constraints and Usage
 Database Models – Hierarchical Model  NOT NULL Constraint, UNIQUE Constraint
 Network Model and Relational Model  PRIMARY KEY Constraint and Usage
 Introduction to DBMS and RDMS  FOREIGN KEY Constraints and Relations
 Database Design
 Real-time Database Examples (LIVE)

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CHAPTER 2: ORACLE INSTALLATION CHAPTER 10 : CONSTRAINTS & KEYS (Level
II)
 Oracle 2018 Installation Guidance
 Oracle 2012 Installation  Multiple Constraints on Columns
 Installation Pre-Requisites and Precautions  Adding Constraints to Tables
 Oracle Sql Developer  Enabling - Dropping Constraints
 Oracle Sql Command prompt  Disabling Constraints on Tables
 Oracle Versions and Editions Comparisons  Querying for Constraints Information
 Connect Sql Developer Tool  Data Validations using Constraints
 Creating a new User and Grant permission  Constraints Limitations and Usage
 Lock and Unlock User Account  System Table – User Constraints
 Reset User Account Password  Column Level Constraints
 SQL* Plus  Table level Constraints
 How to Establish the Oracle Connection  Self Referential Key Constraints
 Default System, Sysdba user in Oracle

CHAPTER 3: INTRODUCTION TO RDBMS CHAPTER 11 : QUERIES & JOINS

 Features and Advantages of RDBMS  Need for Joins and Table Comparisons
 E.F Codd Rules for RDBMS  SET Operations on Tables and Joins
 Normalization Concepts & Process  Join Types : Equi Join, Simple Join
 Client Server Communication  Inner Join and Query Conditions
 Oracle Corporation Products  Cross Join (Cartesian Join), Conditions
 RDBMS from Other Vendors  Non-Equi Join and Self Join
 Oracle Versions about SQL & SQL*PLUS  Outer Joins – Types, Advantages and Usage
 Database Types: OLTP & OLAP Databases  Cross Joins – Advantages and Limitations
 Real-world Advantage of OLTP & OLAP  Self Joins, Merge Joins and Sub Queries
 Database Entities and Attributes  Using Aliases in Joins and Conditions
 Applicative use of RDBMS Databases  Using Inner Self Joins with HAVING
 JOINS and GROUP BY Queries

CHAPTER 4 : SQL LANGUAGE COMMANDS CHAPTER 12 : SUB QUERIES, NESTED

QUERIES
 Structured Query Language (SQL) Basics
 What is SQL?  Sub Queries in Real-world
 What Can SQL do?  Dynamic Conditions with Sub Queries
 Possible Operations with SQL  Sub Queries and Nested Sub Queries
 Data Definition Language (DDL)  How does oracle Execute Nested Sub
 Data Retrieval Language (DRL) Queries?
 Data Manipulation Language (DML)  Inner Select and Outer Select Queries
 Transaction Control Language (TCL)  Usage of Sub Queries with WHERE, HAVING
 Database Security and Privileges (DCL)  Impact of Having Clause in Sub Queries
 Rules of SQL Queries and Statements  Select Nth Highest salary
 Real-world applicative uses of SQL  Select and Delete Duplicate Records
 Advantages of Oracle Sub Query
 Sub query in the Select Clause Examples

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  Sub query in the From Clause Examples

CHAPTER 5: SQL BASICS CHAPTER 13 : SUB QUERIES, CORRELATED

QUERIES
 Creating Users and Tables
 Table Data Inserts and Validations  Display Odd Rows in a table
 Oracle Data Types  Display Even Rows in a table
 DDL Commands with Examples  Execution of Correlated Sub Queries in SQL
 CREATE, ALTER, TRUNCATE,DROP,RENAME  IN, ANY SOME, ALL Operators in Sub
 Learn the DESCRIBE command to display Queries
the table structure  PAIR WISE and NON PAIR WISE in Sub
 DML Command DRL Commands Operators Queries
 INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE Statements  Single Row Sub query
 Difference between Truncate and Delete  Multiple Row Sub query
commands  Multiple Column Sub query
 SELECT Statements with Multiplier  Uncorrelated Sub query
 SQL Comments  Difference between Correlated and Non-
 Single Line Comments & Multi Line Correlated Sub query
Comments  How does Oracle Execute Correlated Sub
 WHERE Keyword for Query Conditions query?
 NULLs and Correlated Sub Queries in SQL
 Data Retrieval with EXISTS, NOT EXISTS

CHAPTER 6.SQL SPECIAL OPERATORS CHAPTER 14 : VIEWS,

SYNONYMS,SEQUENCES
 SET, AND, OR, NOT, IN
 Special Operators – IN (NOT IN)  VIEWS IN ORACLE, Understanding Views
 BETWEEN (NOT BETWEEN),  Relational Views and Standard Views
 Arithmetic and Logical Operators  SIMPLE VIEWS & COMPLEX VIEWS in PLSQL
 Understand Operator Precedence  Column Definitions in VIEWS
 UNION, UNION ALL, INTERSECT, MINUS  Using VIEWS for DML Operations
 LIKE (NOT LIKE), IS NULL (IS NOT NULL)  Forced Views, CHECK Constraints in Views
 Understanding DCL and TCL Commands  Creation of READ ONLY VIEWS - Real time
 Transaction Concepts in Databases with  TOP-N Analysis, (Indexed) Materialized
SQL Views
 Transaction Types and Uses  Sequences, Working with Synonyms
 Commit and Rollback Operations  What is the Use of Synonym in Oracle?
 Nested Transactions with Save points  Difference b/w View & Synonym in Oracle
 Database Read Consistency with SQL  When should Table Synonyms be used?
 DDL and DML Operations with Transactions  Types of Synonym
 Public Synonym and Private Synonyms
 All_Synonyms, Dba_Synonyms, System Tables
 Creating Index Tables – Purpose

CHAPTER 7: GROUPING QUERY RESULTS CHAPTER 15 : PERFORMANCE (QUERY)

TUNING
 Identify Distinct Values in Tables

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 Group Function or Aggregate function  Indexes - Definition and Architecture
 Group By Syntax  B Tree Concept in Indexes
 Group By Operations in Queries  Clustered and Non clustered Indexes
 Having Clause of DRL Statements  Primary Key and Clustered Index
 Aggregate Functions with Group By  Unique Key and Non Clustered Indexes
 Order By Clause and Group By  Simple Index
 SQL Group By Statement  Materialized Views - Indexed Views
 Query Execution Order with Group By  Composite Index and Function Based Index
 User_indexes System Table
 Rebuild Index
 Partitioning Tables using PL/SQL
 Working with Very Large Tables
 Range Partitions and Hash Partition
 Partition “VALUES LESS THAN “ Clause
 List Partition and Composite Partition
 Parallel Query Process with Partitions
 Performance Tuning Advantages

CHAPTER 8 : BUILT-IN FUNCTIONS in SQL CHAPTER 16 : PL/SQL (PROCEDURE

LANGUAGE – SQL)
 Arithmetic Functions
 Character Functions  Introduction to Programming Languages
 Date & Time Functions  Introduction & Advantage of PL/SQL
 Character, String Functions  PL/SQL Architecture, PL/SQL Data types
 Conversion Functions  Difference between SQL and PL/SQL
 General Functions  PL-SQL Programming Structure
 OLAP Functions  How PL/SQL Works?
 Rank(), Dense_Rank(),Row_Number()  Example of PL/SQL Features
 NVL(),NVL2(), NullIF(),Coalesce()  Simple PL/SQL Programs
 Other Functions Use the TO_CHAR,  Printing Variables
TO_NUMBER, and TO_DATE conversion  DBMS_Output Package Usage
functions  The %TYPE Attribute and %ROWTYPE
 Nest multiple functions Attribute
 Variable and Constants, Using Built-in
Functions
 Conditional and Unconditional Statements

Advanced PL SQL Course Content

CHAPTER 17 : PL/SQL – (CONTROL CHAPTER 21 : ADVANCED PL/SQL - 2

STRUCTURE) - Level I
 Cross Tab Views using Pivot/Unpivot
 Simple If, If..Else. Nested If..Else Operators
Statements  Follows Clause and READONLY Tables
 Ladder, Selection, Simple Case Statements  IN-LINE VIEWS. Manipulations with Triggers

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 GOTO Label and EXIT Statements in  Purity Levels in Oracle - with Examples
PL/SQL  User_Source Dictionary Table Packages
 Iterations in PL/SQL, Simple LOOP, WHILE  Creating PACKAGE Specifications with PLSQL
 FOR LOOP and NESTED LOOPS in PLSQL  PACKAGE Body - Examples with Big Data
 Overview of PL/SQL Control Structures Tables
 PL/SQL Select statements  Private and Public Objects in PACKAGE
 PL/SQL Delimiters  Types of Exceptions: User Defined
 Iterations in PL/SQL, Simple LOOP, WHILE Exceptions
 FOR LOOP and NESTED LOOPS in PLSQL  EXCEPTIONS in PL/SQL with Real-time
 Event Handling and Error Handling
Techniques
 Important Error Code Values in PL/SQL
 RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR Procedure

CHAPTER 18 : PL/SQL – (CONTROL CHAPTER 22 : ADVANCED PL/SQL - 3

STRUCTURE) – Level II
 Pragma_Autonomous_Transaction() with SPs
 SQL within PL/SQL, Composite Data Types  Returning into clause, Bulk Collect
 Cursor Variables & Management in PL/SQL  For All, Definer/Invoker Rights & Usage
 Implicit & Explicit Cursors and Attributes  About Flash Back Queries, Dynamic SQL
 Cursor with Parameters and Nested LOOPs  Flash Back Command, Purge Command
 Cursors Sub Queries, Reference Cursors  Regular Expressions in PLSQL
 Types of Cursors, Implicit Cursors  What is the Recycle Bin?
 Explicit Cursors, Parameterized Cursors  How to Delete Recycle Bin Table?
 Record & PL/SQL Table. Real-time Use  How to Delete Recycle Bin?
 What are Oracle-Supplied Packages?  SQL Loader
 Examples - Some of the Oracle-Supplied  Abstract Data types
Packages  DML Error Logging and Virtual Columns
 How Does the DBMS_OUTPUT Package
Work?

CHAPTER 19: LOCKS in ORACLE TABLES CHAPTER 23 : ADVANCED PL/SQL - 4

 Open Transactions and Lock Concepts  Types of Triggers, Row Level Triggers
 Lock Types and Locking Mechanism  Statement Level Triggers, DML Triggers
 Row Level Locks for Table Data Access  DDL Triggers and Schema Level Triggers
 Table Level Locks and Query Blocking  Using OLD & NEW References, Trigger
 Shared Lock and Real-time Use Auditing
 Shared Update Lock and Real-time Use  Enabling / Disabling Triggers, Dropping
 Exclusive Lock and Real-time Use Triggers
 DeadLock:Detection,Prevention, Avoidance  Triggers in PL/SQL and Data Manipulations
 Implicit Locking Concepts with PLSQL  Using Memory Tables in Triggers
 How to check how many locks are  DML and DDL Events with Triggers
occurred?  Compound Triggers, New data types
 LOCK Hints and Query Blocking  Working with LARGE Tables in PLSQL
 New: EXTRACT(), Autonomous Transaction

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CHAPTER 20 : ADVANCED PL/SQL - 1 CHAPTER 24: IMPLEMENTING OBJECT
TECHNOLOGY – Level I
 Procedures in PL/SQL: STORED
PROCEDURE  Object Technology and Applicative Use
 PROCEDURES @ Parameters (IN, OUT, IN  OOPS-Object Instances, Creation of Objects
OUT)  Creating User Defined Data Types
 POSITIONAL Notation and NAMED Notation  Creating Object Tables in Oracle
 Procedure with Cursors and Sub Queries  Inserting rows in Table using Object
 ALTER and DROP of Stored Procedures  Retrieving data from Object Based Tables
 Functions in PL/SQL: Real-time Usage  Calling a Method, Indexing Abstract
 User Defined Functions, Nested Functions  Data type Attributes in PLSQL
 Using Functions in SQL Statements  Advantages of Collections
 Working with Procedures and Functions
 Comparing Stored Procedures and
Functions
 Using SPs with Table Value Functions
 Using SPs for Dynamic SQL Statements
 Loops and Table Variables in SQL
Programs
 Merge, NVL2(), NULLIF(), COALESCE()
 CASE & Temporary /Global Tables

CHAPTER 25: IMPLEMENTING OBJECT TECHNOLOGY – Level II

 Ref Cursor (Dynamic Cursor), Weak Ref Cursor
 Strong Ref Cursors and Nested Tables
 Associative Arrays, VARRAYS/VARYING arrays
 Creating tables using Nested Tables
 Inserting, Updating & Deleting
 Nested, Table Records
 Perform a Basic Search using the REGEXP_LIKE function
 Patterns using the REGEXP_INSTR function
 Extract Substrings using the REGEXP_SUBSTR function
 Replace Patterns Using the REGEXP_REPLACE

REAL-TIME PROJECT
As a part of this Oracle PL-SQL Course, we shall work on a Real-world BANKING Project, The
project includes about 3000 Lines of Code (COMPLETELY SOLVED).

Phase 1: DATABASE DESIGN

Understanding OLTP Requirements, End to End Project Planning, Work Flow, Naming
Conventions in Real-time, User Creations , Table Creations, Relations, Implementing Normal

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Forms, Creating Data Sheets, Test Data, Creating Synonyms - Security Advantages, Using
Synonyms for Object Access.

Phase 2: QUERY DESIGN

Joining Tables for Reports, Query Design and Tuning, Views with JOIN Options, Implementing
Views, Credit / Debit Reports, Customers & Accounts Reports, Transactions Reports, Active
Customers, Ledgers, Customer Address, Branches.

Phase 3: PROGRAMMING

Automating DML Operations, Using Views for Data Inserts, Using Triggers with Views,
Transactional Codes in PL- SQL, Debits and Credits Logic, Event Handling Mechanism, Error
Handling Mechanism, Stored Procedures for DMLs, Stored Procedures with Triggers.

Phase 4: RESUME PLANNING + PROJECT ORIENTED INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

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