Oracle 9i Designer Part 2 (O320) Training Course
Training Course Objectives
This practical course covers the physical implementation of the Oracle Designer logical model, developed in the Oracle 9i Designer Part 1 course.
In particular, it covers the physical database design implementation together with the development and implementation of PL/SQL server side routines using the Designer 9i Design Editor tools.
Using the module specification components of the Design Editor, the course covers detailed generation techniques and also considers reverse engineering processes.
Who Should Attend
- Oracle Analyst/Programmers
- Oracle Technicians
- Oracle Designers
Training Course Prerequisites
Training Course Duration
5 Days
Training Course Contents
Database Transformer
- Introduction
- Database Design Transformer
- Transformer Dialog
- Tab Dialog Options
- Table Mappings
- Other Mappings
- Run Options
- Options
Data Modelling
- Conversion
- Models to Databases and Implementation
- Entities
- Looking at Software Reality
- Table Naming Conventions
- Implementing Relationships
- Implementing Recursion
- Recursion
- Conversion - Indexes
- Implementing Sub-Types & Exclusivity
- Sub-Type Methods
- Domain Conversion
- Operational Issues
- Normalisation
- De-Normalisation
Design Editor
- Introduction
- Navigator and Properties
- General Settings
- Customisations
- File Menu
- Edit Menu
- View Menu
- Navigator Menu
- Utilities Menu
- Generate Menu
- Tools Menu
- Options Menu
- Run Menu
Server Model - Schema
- Introduction
- Domains
- Tables
- Indexes
- Primary Key Constraints
- Foreign Key Constraints
- Check Constraints
- Sequences
- Views
- Materialised Views
- Clusters
- Schema Diagrams
- Advanced Queues
Application Transformer
- Introduction
- Application Transformer Dialog
Modules
- Introduction
- Module Definition
- LOVs
- Navigators (Trees)
- Arguments
- Windows
- Module Components
- Usage
- Linking Usage
- Other Item Definitions
- Reusable Components
- Application Logic
- Module Diagrams
- Types of Usage
- Linking Usage
- Module Display Diagram
- Generate Default Links
Menus
- Introduction
- Module Structure Diagram
Preferences
- Introduction
- Preferences Navigator
- Preference Sets
- Templates
- Forms Preferences
- Reports Preferences
Generators
- Introduction
- Forms Generation
- Form Options
- Menu Option
- Compile
- Run
- Standard
- Other
- The Reports Generator
- Report Options
- Using Different Layouts
Reverse Engineering
- Introduction
- Regeneration
- Reverse Engineering
- Reconciliation
Version Control
- Merge
- Compare
- Configurations
- Dependency Analysis
Schema Model - PL/SQL
- Introduction
- PL/SQL Development
- Database Implementation
- PL/SQL Development
- Triggers
- Table API - Examples
Next Available Dates
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