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Introduction to Oracle 9i: Sql Chapter 4-10
Introduction to Oracle 9i: SQL

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_______ Junel L Cofino

Table of Contents
Introduction:
I-7 - Relational and Object Relational Database Management System
I-10 - System Development Life Cycle
I-12 - Relational Database Concept
I-20 - Relational Database Properties
I-24 - Tables used in the course
Chapter 1: Writing Basic SELECT SQL Statements
1-4- Basic Select Statement
1-5- Selecting All Columns
1-6- Selecting Specific Columns
1-7- Writing SQL Statements
1-8- Column Heading Defaults
1-9- Arithmetic Expressions
1-15- Null Values in Arithmetic Expressions
1-16- Defining A Column Alias
1-17- Using Column Alias
1-18- Concatenation Operator
1-19- Using Concatenation Operator
1-22- Duplicate Rows
1-23- Eliminating Duplicate Rows
Chapter 2: Restricting and Sorting Data
2-4-Limiting the Rows Selected
2-5-Using WHERE Clause
2-6- Character Strings and Dates
2-7- Comparison Conditions
2-8- Using Comparison Conditions
2-9- Other Comparison Conditions
2-10- Using the BETWEEN Condition
2-11- Using the IN Condition
2-13- Using the LIKE Condition
2-14- Using the NULL Condition
2-15- Logical Conditions
2-16- Using AND Operator
2-17- Using OR Operator
2-18- Using NOT Operator
2-23- Sorting in Descending Order
2-24- Sorting by Column Alias
2-25- Sorting by Multiple Columns
Chapter 3: Single Row Functions
3-3- SQL Functions
3-4- Two Types of SQL Functions
3-5- Single Row Functions
3-6- Single Row Functions
3-8- Character Functions
3-9- Case Manipulation Functions
3-11- Character Manipulation Functions
3-13- Number Functions
3-14- Using ROUND Functions
3-15- Using TRUNC Functions
3-16- Using MOD Functions
3-17- Working with Dates
3-18- Working with Dates
3-23- Arithmetic with Dates
3-25- Conversion Functions
3-26- Implicit Data Type Conversion
3-27- Implicit Data Type Conversion
3-28- Explicit Data Type Conversion
3-31- Using the TO_CHAR Function with Dates

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