In this section, we focus on advanced SQL techniques for handling large volumes of data efficiently. These methods are essential for real-world database operations such as bulk inserts, data transformation, and synchronization between tables.
In this section, we explore one of the most important components of Oracle databases, the data dictionary. Understanding how to access and use metadata is essential for managing database objects, analyzing structure, and monitoring system behavior.
Logs, Output, Common Failures, SQL Tracing + Must-Know Queries
In this section, we dive into SQL SET operators, which allow you to combine results from multiple SELECT statements into a single output.
Synonyms are a simple yet powerful feature in Oracle that help you simplify object names, improve accessibility, and enhance flexibility when working with database objects.
This section walks you through everything from restoring dropped tables to querying historical data without modifying anything.
In this section, you will learn how indexes work, how they are created automatically and manually, and how they influence query performance.
In this section, you’ll learn how sequences work, how to create them, and how to use them effectively when inserting data into tables.
By enabling a few key profile options, administrators and developers can gain access to diagnostic links, region details, item IDs, controller information, and personalization tools directly from the UI.
Views are one of the most practical and widely used database objects in Oracle SQL. They help you simplify complex queries, control access to data, and organize your SQL logic in a clean and reusable way.