In this session we can discuss your database needs and how Oracle meet them, whether it is a line of business application or simply a training and evaluation system. You may already regard Oracle as a high-end system beyond your budget, but Oracle Express Edition (based on version 10g) is free to use, even for commercial purposes.


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Keywords/Tags: Oracle, Databases, 9i, 10g, 11g, XE, Express
Language: English

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This session explains how to web-enable your Oracle database (9, 10, or 11). If you already have Oracle HTTP Server we can cover its configuration and connecting it to your database. Alternatively I can show you how to set up a secure web enabled environment for Oracle using tools that are free from licencing costs, even for commercial use (Apache 2, mod_owa). If you use Oracle Express (XE), we can, if you prefer, use the proprietary in-built EPG web server instead.


    




Keywords/Tags: Oracle, Database, Web, HTTP, Apache, OHS
Language: English

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If there is an aspect of the Oracle database that you are having problems getting to grips with, we can cover it in this session.

Whether it is table design, indexing, views, triggers, or PL/SQL stored procedures, we can cover the basics with worked examples.

Oracle scripts will be provided for all topics covered in this session to enable you to recreate the work covered in your own system.


    




Keywords/Tags: Oracle, database, RDBMS, skills, tables, indices, indexes, views, triggers, stored, procedures, functions, PL/SQL
Language: English

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