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9780789726711

Oracle 9i Development by Example

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    9780789726711

  • ISBN10:

    0789726718

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
  • Publisher: Que
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Summary

Learn the ins and outs of the Oracle9i development environment from product installation to advanced management configuration.Oracle 9i Development by Exampleprovides coverage of everything from building, monitoring, and tuning an Oracle9i database to building forms and reports using developer 6i to understanding newer tools such as Log Miner in an easy to learn format.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(4)
Part I Learning the Oracle9i Basics 5(118)
Introduction to Oracle9i
7(38)
Oracle---A Relational Database
8(4)
What Is a Database?
8(4)
Introduction to SQL
12(4)
Oracle9i Features
16(5)
Oracle9i Object-Oriented Programming
18(1)
Oracle9i New Features
19(2)
Introduction to Oracle Tools
21(18)
Oracle Developer 6.i (Forms, Reports, and Graphics)
22(4)
SQL*Plus
26(1)
SQL*Loader
27(2)
External Tables
29(1)
Net8
30(2)
Log Miner
32(1)
Export/Import
32(7)
Reviewing It
39(1)
Checking It
40(1)
What's Next?
41(4)
Fundamentals of the SQL Language
45(52)
SQL Language Basics
46(1)
Log In to the Database
46(2)
The SQL Editor
48(3)
Introduction to SQL
51(41)
Tables EMP/DEPT Setup
52(1)
Learning the Basics
53(1)
SQL Queries
54(6)
SQL Data Manipulation
60(8)
SQL Creating Objects
68(24)
Reviewing It
92(1)
Checking It
92(2)
Applying It
94(1)
What's Next?
95(2)
Fundamentals of PL/SQL
97(26)
What Is PL/SQL and Why Should I Use It?
98(1)
PL/SQL Basic Syntax
99(16)
PL/SQL Variables
102(6)
PL/SQL Cursors
108(4)
PL/SQL Logic Control
112(3)
Debugging PL/SQL
115(1)
Error Handling in PL/SQL
116(3)
Reviewing It
119(1)
Checking It
119(1)
Applying It
120(1)
What's Next?
121(2)
Part II Building Oracle9i-Based Applications 123(268)
Building an Oracle9i Database
125(20)
Relational Schema Design and Database Construction
126(5)
An Overview of Tables and Indexes Including Referential Integrity Constraints
126(5)
Building the Sample Application Database
131(11)
Tablespace Layout
132(5)
Creating the Database (Tables, Indexes, and Constraints)
137(3)
Creating Database Triggers
140(2)
Summary
142(1)
Reviewing It
142(1)
Checking It
142(1)
Applying It
143(1)
What's Next?
143(2)
Building Oracle Forms
145(52)
Building Forms Using Developer 6.0 or 6.i
146(43)
Oracle Developer for Forms
146(14)
Oracle Forms Default Behavior
160(5)
Build Tab-Type Style Applications
165(24)
Converting Forms to HTML
189(3)
Web-Based Forms Tuning Tips
191(1)
Web-Based Forms Coding Tips
191(1)
Summary
192(1)
Reviewing It
192(1)
Checking It
193(1)
Applying It
194(1)
What's Next?
195(2)
Building Oracle Reports
197(28)
Building Reports Using Developer 6.0 or 6i
199(6)
Building Reports Using Oracle SQL*Plus
205(8)
Converting Reports to HTML
213(6)
Enhancing Web-Based Reports
216(3)
Setting Up Windows Icons
219(1)
Summary
220(1)
Reviewing It
220(1)
Checking It
221(1)
Applying It
221(1)
What's Next?
222(3)
Using Advanced SQL Techniques and SQL*Plus Reporting Features
225(34)
Advanced SQL Techniques
226(8)
Functions
226(8)
Table Join Conditions
234(5)
SQL Subqueries
239(8)
Complex Views
243(1)
Read Consistency
244(3)
Advanced SQL*Plus Reporting Features Techniques
247(6)
Summary
253(1)
Reviewing It
253(1)
Checking It
254(2304)
Applying It
255
Building Web Sites with Oracle9i
259(14)
Planning a Web Site---Buy a Car
263(2)
What Is Oracle9iAS?
265(2)
Web-Based Strategies
267(2)
PL/SQL
267(1)
Java
267(1)
Portal V3.0
268(1)
Summary
269(1)
Reviewing It
269(1)
Checking It
270(1)
Applying It
271(1)
What's Next?
271(2)
Using PL/SQL to Build Web Sites
273(28)
Using PL/SQL
274(9)
Displaying Pictures with PL/SQL and HTML
275(4)
Passing Parameters from PL/SQL to HTML
279(4)
Building the Web Site
283(13)
Summary
296(1)
Reviewing It
296(1)
Checking It
297(1)
Applying It
297(1)
What's Next?
298(3)
Using Java to Build Web Sites
301(30)
What Is Java VM?
302(1)
Java Development Tools
302(1)
Using Java
302(15)
Building a Java Servlet with JDeveloper v3.0
302(5)
Deploying the Java Servlet Application
307(1)
Running the Java Servlet Application
308(1)
iAS and Java Setup
309(5)
Displaying Pictures and Passing Parameters with Java
314(2)
Java Code Reuse
316(1)
Building the Web Site with Java
317(10)
Summary
327(1)
Reviewing It
327(1)
Checking It
328(1)
Applying It
328(1)
What's Next?
329(2)
Using PL/SQL Pages, Java Pages, and XML with Apache/Oracle9iAS
331(46)
Oracle9iAS/Apache Web Server Setup Options
332(3)
Apache Virtual Directory Setup
332(1)
Apache Listener Setup and Database Access Descriptor (DAD) Setup
333(1)
Apache Database Access Descriptor (DAD) Setup
334(1)
Using PL/SQL Pages
335(15)
Using Java Pages
350(7)
Using XML
357(16)
XML for Wireless Devices
369(4)
Summary
373(1)
Reviewing It
373(1)
Checking It
373(2)
Applying It
375(1)
What's Next?
375(2)
Using Portal v3.0 (WebDB) Web Development Software
377(14)
What Is Portal v3.0/WebDB?
378(3)
Portal v3.0 Administration
378(3)
Using Portal v3.0 to Build Applications
381(1)
Creating a Portal v3.0 Application
381(6)
Creating a Portal v3.0 Web Site
384(3)
Summary
387(2)
Reviewing It
389(1)
Checking It
389(1)
Applying It
390(1)
Part III Oracle 9i Tuning Issues 391(58)
Oracle9i Indexing Options
393(16)
Understanding Indexes
394(1)
B-Tree Indexes
395(1)
IOT Overview
396(4)
Oracle9i Indexing Options
397(1)
Bitmap Join Indexes
398(1)
Reverse-Key Indexes
399(1)
Implementing IOTs into Existing Applications
400(3)
Index Tips and Techniques
400(1)
Unique and NON-Unique Index Tips
401(1)
Reverse-Key Index Tips
401(1)
Monitoring Index Usage Tips
401(1)
Index Space Utilization Tips
401(1)
Index Reorganization Tips
402(1)
IOT Tips
402(1)
Bitmap Index and Bitmap Join Index Tips
403(1)
Reviewing It
403(1)
Checking It
404(1)
Applying It
405(1)
What's Next?
405(4)
Oracle9i Application SQL Tuning
409(26)
What Is the SQL Explain Plan?
410(16)
The Oracle Optimizers
410(9)
Tuning SQL Statements
419(7)
Using Stored Outlines
426(1)
Helpful INIT.ORA Parameters
427(1)
SQL Coding Guidelines
428(1)
Summary
429(1)
Reviewing It
429(1)
Checking It
430(1)
Applying It
431(1)
What's Next?
432(3)
Oracle9i Partitioning Features
435(14)
What Is Partitioning?
436(1)
Oracle9i Partitioning Options
436(1)
Range Partitioning
437(2)
Hash Partitioning
439(1)
Composite Partitioning
440(1)
List Partitioning
441(1)
Oracle9i Index Partitioning Options
442(5)
Types of Index Partitioning
443(1)
Prefixed Versus Non-prefixed Partitioned Indexes
444(1)
Evaluating the Index Partitioning Options
444(3)
Summary
447(1)
Reviewing It
447(1)
Checking It
447(1)
What's Next?
448(1)
Part IV Working with Oracle9i Tools and Utilities 449(64)
Using TOAD in the Development Arena
451(26)
The History of TOAD
452(1)
Using the Main TOAD Interface
453(4)
Building SQL and PL/SQL Using TOAD
457(4)
Working with SQL
457(2)
Working with PL/SQL
459(2)
Using the PL/SQL Debugger
461(2)
Using Other TOAD Utilities
463(8)
The Schema Browser
463(2)
SQL Modeler
465(1)
TOAD DBA
466(3)
SQL*Loader Wizard
469(1)
TOAD Job Scheduler
470(1)
TOAD Source Code Control
471(1)
Summary
471(1)
Reviewing It
472(1)
Checking It
472(1)
Applying It
473(1)
What's Next?
474(3)
Using SQL*Loader, External Tables, and Export/Import
477(26)
What Is SQL*Loader
478(8)
SQL*Loader Syntax
479(3)
SQL*Loader Examples
482(4)
What Are External Tables
486(5)
External Table Syntax
486(1)
Using SQL with External Tables
487(1)
Converting SQL*Loader Control Files
488(3)
Using Export and Import
491(7)
Export/Import Syntax
491(3)
Export Example
494(1)
Using Export/Import for Backup and Recovery
495(3)
Summary
498(1)
Reviewing It
498(1)
Checking It
499(1)
Applying It
500(1)
What's Next?
500(3)
Using Log Miner
503(10)
What Is Log Miner
504(1)
Using the Log Miner Interface
504(3)
Practical Uses for Log Miner
507(2)
Oracle9i Enhancements
509(1)
Summary
510(1)
Reviewing It
510(1)
Checking It
510(1)
Applying It
511(1)
What's Next?
511(2)
Part V Putting It All Together 513(14)
Putting It All Together: A Sales Tracking Application
515(12)
Application Concepts
516(1)
The Sales Tracking Application
516(10)
The Database Layout
516(5)
The Programs
521(5)
Book Summary
526(1)
Part VI Appendices 527(76)
A Answers to Quizzes
529(40)
B Oracle9i Architecture and Complete Sales Tracking Installation Scripts
569(32)
C Software Web Sites
601(2)
Glossary 603(6)
Index 609

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