Oracle PL/SQL Fundamentals – Part 1
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Get coding quickly and effectively with Oracle PL/SQL, Oracle’s database development language. This course is the first of a two part series, covering the essentials and fundamentals of Oracle PL/SQL.
In this Oracle PL/SQL training, you will learn about the fundamentals of Oracle PL/SQL programming language.
You will gain a solid understanding of PL/SQL datatypes and programming constructs like loops, conditional execution, cursors and exception handling, which will enable you to do effective debugging.
Author Name: Pankaj Jain
Author Description:
Pankaj Jain is an experienced technologist, with expertise in various aspects of software development lifecycle, architecting software solutions and software development. He has worked on an array of technologies, with focus on Oracle at the database layer and Java at the web tier. He is a certified Oracle 11g DBA. He lives in Seattle with his wife Simita and boys Ronit and Rohak. When he is not playing with technology, he likes spending time with his kids, travelling and doing photography.
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