The document provides information about a 6-month diploma program in Oracle 9i offered by ABC Academy of Business Computers. The program will provide training in areas such as SQL and PL/SQL, forms development, database administration, and reports. The training will take place over 6 months for a total of 400 hours, with classes offered in afternoon and evening time slots. On completion of the course, students will receive a certificate from ABC Academy and a diploma awarded by the Skill Development Council after passing their final exams.
The document provides information about a 6-month diploma program in Oracle 9i offered by ABC Academy of Business Computers. The program will provide training in areas such as SQL and PL/SQL, forms development, database administration, and reports. The training will take place over 6 months for a total of 400 hours, with classes offered in afternoon and evening time slots. On completion of the course, students will receive a certificate from ABC Academy and a diploma awarded by the Skill Development Council after passing their final exams.
The document provides information about a 6-month diploma program in Oracle 9i offered by ABC Academy of Business Computers. The program will provide training in areas such as SQL and PL/SQL, forms development, database administration, and reports. The training will take place over 6 months for a total of 400 hours, with classes offered in afternoon and evening time slots. On completion of the course, students will receive a certificate from ABC Academy and a diploma awarded by the Skill Development Council after passing their final exams.
KARIMABAD CAMPUS 2 nd & 3 rd FLOORS, AL-PRINCE MARKET, KARIMABAD, KARACHI PH: 36323668 36371115-36329293 5454632 SQL & PL / SQL FORMS DEVELOPER BUILD INTERNET APPLICATION DATABASE ADMINISTRATION (DBA) REPORTS LIVE PROJECT Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
ABC ACADEMY OF BUSINESS COMPUTERS
DIPLOMA IN ORACLE
COURSE:
COURSE OUTLINE: The detailed course outline is attached here with. DURATION: 6 MONTHS (400 Hrs). CLASSES: 2 HOURS DAILY 3 DAYS A WEEK.(Alternate Days) ELIGIBILITY: Intermediate with computer background will be preferred.
COURSE OBJECTIVES: This advanced diploma program is specially designed for those who have aptitude and potential to learn data base management and intention to become a computer professional for the local and international IT industry. There is an increasing demand of highly skilled developers because of emerging local and multi-national software houses & IT users. This training program is design in such a way which will develop their analytical skill, logic building and design skill to become an effective and productive developer. Highly qualified and experienced computer professional having years and years of experience of software development and teaching database management systems (DBMS & RDBMS) will provide the training. It will be project based training where students will be fully involved in the problem analysis, designing of system, development and implementation of software. Students will also prepare the documentation of the project.
CERTIFACATION: On Completion of course the certificate will be provided by ABC and Diploma will be awarded by SDC after qualifying the final exams by SDC. Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
DIPLOMA IN ORACLE 9i DETAILED COURSE OUTLINE
Oracle9i : Program with PL / SQL
COURSE TOPICS:
Introduction Declaring Variables Writing Executable Statements Interacting with the Oracle Server Writing Control Structures Working with Composite Data types Writing Explicit Cursors Advanced Explicit Cursors Concepts Handling Exceptions Creating Procedures Creating Functions Managing Subprograms Creating Packages More Package Concepts Using Oracle-Supplied Packages Creating Database Triggers More Triggers Concepts Managing Dependencies Manipulating large Objects
Oracle9i Forms Developer : Build Internet Applications
COURSE TOPICS:
Introduction to Oracle Forms Developer and Oracle Forms Services Running a Forms Developer Application Working In the Forms Developer Environment Creating a Basic Form Module Working with Data Blocks and Frames Working with Text Items Creating LOVs and Editors Creating Additional Input Items Creating Non input Items Creating Windows and Content Canvases Working with Other Canvases Types Introduction to Triggers Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
Producing Triggers Debugging Triggers Adding Functionality to Items Runtime Messages and Alerts Query Triggers Validation Navigation Transaction processing Writing Flexible Code Sharing Objects and Code
Oracle9i Forms Database Administration Fundamentals 1
COURSE TOPICS:
Oracle Architectural Components Identifying Database administrative users Managing an Oracle Instance Creating a Database Using the Data Dictionary Maintaining the Control File Maintaining Redo Log Files Managing Indexes Identifying unused Indexes Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
Oracle9i Forms Database Administration Fundamentals II
COURSE TOPICS: Networking Overview Explaining solutions included with Oracle (I for managing complex networks Describing oracle networking add-on solutions Basic Oracle Net Architecture Explaining the key components of Oracle Net architecture Explaining Oracle Net Services role in client-server connection Describing how web client connections are established through Oracle networking products Identify in How the Listener Responds to Incoming Connections Configuring the listener using Oracle Net Manager Controlling the oracle Net Listener by Using the Listener Control Utility Describing Dynamic Service Registration Configuring the Listener for IIOP and HTTP Connections Describing the difference between host naming and Local Service name Resolution Using Oracle Net Configuration Assistant to Configure Host Naming Method, Local Naming Method, and Net Service Names Performing simple Connection Troubleshooting Identifying Components of the Oracle Shared Server Describing the Oracle Shared Server Architecture Configuring Shared Servers by Using Initialization Parameter Configuring Dispatchers by Using Initialization Parameters Identifying useful Data Dictionary Views Describing the basics of Database Backup, Restore and Recovery Listing the Types of Failures that may occur in an Oracle environment Defining a Backup and Recovery Strategy Describing the Oracle Processes, Memory Structures and Files Relating to Recovery Identifying the Importance of Checkpoints, Redo Log Files and Archived Log Files Describing ways to tune Instance Recovery No archive log and Archive log Mode Configuration Automatic and Manual Archiving of Redo Log Files Multiple Archival Destinations and Processes Identifying the Features and Components of RMAN DESCRIBING THE RMAN repository and Control File Usage Describing Channel Allocation Describing Media Management Library Interface Connection to Recovery Manager Configuring the RMAN Environment Describing User-Managed Backup and Recovery Operations Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
Performing Closed Database Backups Performing Open Database Backups Cleaning up after a Failed Online Backup Backing up to Control File Discussing Backup Issues Associated with Read-Only Table spaces Identifying the Backup Implications of Operations with NOLOGGING Options Using DB Verify to Check for Block Corruption Identifying RMAN Specific Backups Using the RMAN BACKUP command to Create Backup Sets Backing up the Control File Backing up the Archived Redo Log Files Using the RMAN Copy Command to Create Image Copes Describing Media Recovery Performing Recovery in No archive log Mode Performing Recovery in Archive log Mode Read-only Table space Recovery Relocating and Recovering a Table space
Describing the steps of incomplete Recovery Identifying the Situations which require incomplete recovery Performing an incomplete recovery Recovering from the loss of current online redo logs Performing incomplete recovery using UNTIL TIME Performing incomplete recovery using UNTIL SEQUENCE
Performing cross checking of backups and copies Updating the repository when backups have been deleted Changing the availability status of backups and copies Making a backup or copy exempt from the retention policy Cataloging backups made with operating system commands
Describing the contents of the recovery catalog Listing the RMAN features which require the recovery catalog Creating the recovery catalog Maintaining the recovery catalog by using RMAN commands Using RMAN to register, resynchronize and reset a database Quering the recovery catalog to generate reports and lists Creating, storing and executing scripts Describing methods for backing up and recovering the recovery catalog
Export Import Guide line for using export and import Oracle9i Database Performance Tuning
Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
COURSE TOPICS: Overview of Oracle 9i Database performance tuning Tuning questing, phases and goals Common performance problems Tuning during development Tuning steps for a production database Performance and availability trade-offs Log and trace files Tuning with oracle enterprise manager Stats pack Statistics, trouble shooting data and performance data in the data dictionary Database and self-built performance statistics collection Collecting performance statistics with assorted tools Distributing files across desces Table space considerations Full table scan performance Checkpoint performance Redo management and performance Analyzing i/o activity Analyzing checkpoint performance Shared poll components and latches Monitor and tune the library cache Manage sql statements and pl/sql blocks to improve library cache performance Monitor and tune the data dictionary cache RESERVED POOL AND LARGE POOL MANAGEMENT Using diagnostic tools to monitor and tune the shared pool Buffer cache sizing parameters Buffer cache advisory Buffer cache tuning views and statistics Buffer caches for different purposes and non-standard block sizes Automatic segment space and free space management Multiple database writing processes Monitoring and tuning database buffer cache with available diagnostic tools
Dynamic allocation units in the SGA Resize SGA components Resizing the buffer cache and the shared pool
Manage redo log buffer Control redo operations Manage java pool memory Managing the redo log buffer
Use and performance of shared server processes Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
Shared servers and memory usage Monitor and troubleshoot shared server activity
Automatic PGA memory management PGA sizing advisor Sorts and temporary segments Tuning, diagnostics and guidelines for sorts Reduce shorting Configuring and monitoring sort space options Configuring automatic PGA memory management
Database resource manager concepts Administering the database resource manager Define resource plans limits Assigning users to consumer groups Manual and automatic consumer group switching Examine resource plan information in the data dictionary
Optimizer modes Hints Plan stability and stored outlines SQL tuning diagnostic tools Interpret results from SQL tuning diagnostic tools
Automatic segment-level statistics collection Dynamic sampling Table statistics, index statistics and index tuning wizard Column statistics and histograms Estimated statistics and automatic statistics collection Optimizer cost model System statistics Copying statistics Copying statistics between databases
Database storage components Extent management High water-mark Space management for tables Indexed management
Data storage structures Selecting physical storage characteristics for performance Data access methods and structures
Role of the database administrator Table movement and redefinition Creating and managing indexes and index-organized table Statistics collection Considerations for oltp systems Diploma in Oracle 9i ABC Academy of Business Computers
Considerations for decision support systems and data warehouses Considerations for hybrid systems
Create and refresh materialized views Nested materialized views Query rewrites The DBMS MVIEW package
Locking mechanisms and management Data concurrency Enqueues and lock types Lock monitoring and resolution of conflicts Deadlocks Use diagnostic tools to monitor lock contention