A complete Oracle SQL course designed to build a strong practical foundation in querying, filtering, formatting, aggregation, joins, subqueries, set operators, DML, DDL, and DCL. This course follows a progressive structure from core query writing to professional database work.
This course is designed for students and developers who want to learn Oracle SQL through structured lessons, practical examples, and training-style exercises. Each lesson focuses on a core concept and moves gradually toward more advanced topics.
Learn how to retrieve, filter, sort, format, summarize, and combine data using Oracle SQL in real business scenarios.
Every lesson includes examples, guided explanations, and tasks to help students practice and understand the concepts deeply.
After completing this course, students will be ready to move to PL/SQL and Oracle APEX with a strong SQL foundation.
Introduction to SQL query structure, selecting columns, aliases, arithmetic operations, concatenation, and filtering records using WHERE conditions.
Open ModuleLearn sorting results and using Oracle single-row functions for characters, numbers, and dates to customize query output.
Open ModuleUnderstand TO_CHAR, TO_DATE, TO_NUMBER, NVL, NVL2, CASE, DECODE, and reporting aggregated data with group functions.
Open ModuleLearn how to retrieve data from multiple tables using JOIN, USING, NATURAL JOIN, CROSS JOIN, outer joins, and grouping extensions like CUBE.
Open ModuleStudy single-row, multiple-row, and correlated subqueries, and learn how to solve more advanced business questions using nested queries.
Open ModuleCombine query results with UNION, UNION ALL, INTERSECT, and MINUS, then learn INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, COMMIT, ROLLBACK, and SAVEPOINT.
Open ModuleLearn CREATE, ALTER, DROP, table constraints, user creation, privileges, GRANT, REVOKE, and complete the course with final structured practice.
Open ModuleA final closing page that summarizes what the student has learned and prepares them to move to the next learning track: PL/SQL and Oracle APEX.
Open Final PageBy the end of this Oracle SQL course, the student should be able to write professional SQL queries, understand relationships between tables, apply functions and aggregation, manage data, define structures, and understand access control basics.
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