What you'll learn
The full track of Oracle university Exam 1Z0-144 : Program with PL/SQL
Oracle Database 12c Architecture
Downloading and installing oracle database 12c in details
Overview of PLSQL
Declaring PLSQL Variables
Writing executable statements
Interacting with Oracle DB Server
Writing Control structure
Working with Composite Data Types
Using explicit cursors
Handling Exceptions
Creating Procedures
Creating Functions
Creating Packages
Working with Packages
Using oracle-supplied Packages in Application Development
Using dynamic SQL
Design consideration for PLSQL Code
Creating triggers
Creating Compound, DDL, and Event Database Triggers
Using the PLSQL Compiler
Managing PLSQL Code
Managing Dependencies

Requirements
You should know Oracle SQL ( 11g or 12c)
You should have strong knowledge in (SELECT statement, DML, DDL, DCL, creating views, indexes, and synonyms)
Windows Operating system is preferred, but this is not mandatory if you have the knowledge of downloading Oracle database on other OS
Downloading oracle database and this will be covered in details on Windows OS.
No need for any previous experience in PL/SQL, this Course starts from zero in PL/SQL

Description
This is one of the most amazing Udemy courses in Oracle PLSQL.

The course covers the oracle university track 100% for :

Exam Number: 1Z0-144 : Program with PL/SQL

I designed in this course in a very professional structure that includes huge amount of exercises and examples.

Be sure that you will become expert in PLSQL programming after finishing this course, and you will be ready 100% to pass the Oracle Exam.

You will find all the presentations and all the SQL scripts attached in every chapter, so no need to waste your time repeating any example I did.

Simply this course is the best..

Who this course is for?
Students who wants to be expert in PL/SQL programming
Students who wants to be certified in PL/SQL
Fresh and junior programmers who need to find better jobs by gaining oracle certification
Students who already know Oracle SQL and they need to move to next level which is PL/SQL
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