Oracle 10g Application Guide and Case Studies

Author: Ren Shuhua
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book starts with the problems encountered in Oracle application development and provides a comprehensive and detailed introduction to Oracle 10g database technology. The main content includes: the installation and uninstallation of Oracle 10g, data dictionaries, security management, and methods for developing Oracle subprograms using PL/SQL. The problems listed in the book are frequently encountered in development and application, and the solutions provided are highly practical. The book is rich in content, concise, accurate, and easy to understand, serving as a summary of the author's years of practical experience. It is suitable for learners who already have some basic database knowledge and need to quickly master Oracle, especially college students and trainees in training classes, as well as for Oracle developers as a reference.
This book, based on the author's extensive practical experience, starts with the problems encountered in Oracle application development and provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to Oracle's installation and uninstallation, data dictionaries, security management, and practical techniques and methods for developing Oracle subprograms using PL/SQL. Each chapter includes numerous problems frequently encountered in development and application, along with solutions and program scripts. The book is rich in content, illustrated, and highly practical, combining theoretical explanations with case studies to achieve a unified approach to problem-solving and case analysis, offering readers a practical and effective path to learning and mastering Oracle.
This book starts with the problems encountered in Oracle application development and provides a comprehensive and detailed introduction to Oracle 10g database technology. The main content includes: the installation and uninstallation of Oracle 10g, data dictionaries, security management, and methods for developing Oracle subprograms using PL/SQL. The problems listed in the book are frequently encountered in development and application, and the solutions provided are highly practical. The book is rich in content, concise, accurate, and easy to understand, serving as a summary of the author's years of practical experience. It is suitable for learners who already have some basic database knowledge and need to quickly master Oracle, especially college students and trainees in training classes, as well as for Oracle developers as a reference.