PLSQL – Oracle PL/SQL Exam 1Z0-149 / Database Program

Description

The Oracle Database Program with #PLSQL certification exam is mainly targeted to those candidates who have some experience or exposure to Oracle Database technology and want to flourish their career with Oracle Database PL/SQL Developer Certified Professional (OCP) credential1. The exam focuses on the practical use of PL/SQL, Oracle Database features, and other DBMS features.

The 1Z0-149 certification explains candidates about Oracle’s procedural extension language PL/SQL and Oracle relational database. The aspirants learn about the differences between SQL and PL/SQL. They also look for the features of PL/SQL and how it is used to automate and extend SQL to administer the Oracle database.

The 1Z0-149 certificate works on a project that aids students to program, implement, and demonstrate a database solution for an organization or business. The Database Program with PL/SQL, 1Z0-149 exam is a 90 minutes long exam and asks 65 questions. A candidate should get a 65% mark to pass the OCP level exam

Our PL/SQL Programming Bootcamp Covers:

• PL/SQL Terminologies

• PL/SQL Architecture

• PL/SQL Variables

• PL/SQL Control Structures

  • If-Then-Else Structure

  • Case Expressions

  • Loops

    • While Loop

    • For Loop

    • Nested Loop

    • Loop Labeling

    • Continue Statement

    • GOTO Statement

• Using SQL inside PL/SQL

• PL/SQL Cursors

• Using PL/SQL Program Units (Functions & Procedures)

• PL/SQL Packages

• PL/SQL Exceptions & Exception Handling

• PL/SQL Debugging

• Dynamic SQL & PL/SQL

• PL/SQL Composite Data Types (Collections)

  • Associative Arrays

  • Nested Tables

  • Varrays

  • Records

• PL/SQL Triggers

• Oracle-Supplied Packages

• Using Large Objects in PL/SQL (LOBs)

• Using PL/SQL Object Oriented

• Using PL/SQL Compiler

• PL/SQL Performance &Tuning

• PL/SQL Caching

• PL/SQL Security

• PL/SQL Fine-Grained Access Control (VPD)

• PL/SQL Hints

• PL/SQL Object Dependencies

• Designing Better PL/SQL

• Using Java/C in PL/SQL

• Managing Dependencies