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Author(s): Kevin Owens
ISBN(s): 0130850330
Edition: 3
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Year: 2003
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0130850330 
ISBN 13: 9780130850331
Author: Kevin Owens

Advanced Oracle features such as triggers and stored procedures make itpossible to build databases that incorporate business rules – allowing companiesto reengineer processes more quickly and effectively than ever. This is the”bible” for anyone designing complex Oracle databases that incorporatebusiness rules, and it is fully compliant with Oracle 10g. The book presents asimple methodology which yields a highly-maintainable repository of triggersand stored procedures which are easy to manage and modify as the businesschanges. Topics covered include: declarative constraints; analyzing constraintsthrough the data dictionary; PL/SQL program units; embedded SQL; datatypes and composite structures; error handling and exceptions; andinterprocess communication.A trigger is a condition, which if true, causes a stored procedure to execute.Stored procedures are SQL code embedded in the database that providescritical information to the end user when triggered.

Programming Oracle Triggers and Stored Procedures 3rd Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Oracle Triggers and Stored Procedures

  • 1.1 Overview of Oracle Database
  • 1.2 What are Triggers and Stored Procedures?
  • 1.3 Benefits of Using Triggers and Stored Procedures in Oracle
  • 1.4 Key Differences Between Triggers and Stored Procedures
  • 1.5 Using SQL*Plus and Oracle SQL Developer for Programming

Chapter 2: Basics of Oracle PL/SQL

  • 2.1 Introduction to PL/SQL
  • 2.2 PL/SQL Block Structure
  • 2.3 Variables, Data Types, and Constants in PL/SQL
  • 2.4 Conditional Statements and Loops
  • 2.5 Exception Handling in PL/SQL
  • 2.6 Writing Simple PL/SQL Procedures and Functions

Chapter 3: Understanding Oracle Triggers

  • 3.1 What Are Oracle Triggers?
  • 3.2 Trigger Types: BEFORE, AFTER, INSTEAD OF
  • 3.3 Trigger Firing Events: INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
  • 3.4 Row-level vs Statement-level Triggers
  • 3.5 Using Triggers for Auditing and Data Integrity
  • 3.6 Managing Trigger Execution Order

Chapter 4: Creating and Managing Triggers

  • 4.1 Syntax of Oracle Triggers
  • 4.2 Creating BEFORE and AFTER Triggers
  • 4.3 Using INSTEAD OF Triggers for Views
  • 4.4 Compound Triggers and Their Benefits
  • 4.5 Enabling and Disabling Triggers
  • 4.6 Dropping and Modifying Triggers
  • 4.7 Trigger Performance Considerations

Chapter 5: Debugging and Testing Triggers

  • 5.1 Common Errors in Triggers
  • 5.2 Using DBMS_OUTPUT for Debugging
  • 5.3 Logging and Exception Handling in Triggers
  • 5.4 Testing Triggers with SQL Statements
  • 5.5 Troubleshooting Trigger Execution and Firing Events
  • 5.6 Best Practices for Writing Efficient Triggers

Chapter 6: Introduction to Stored Procedures

  • 6.1 What Are Stored Procedures?
  • 6.2 Benefits of Using Stored Procedures
  • 6.3 Parameters in Stored Procedures: IN, OUT, INOUT
  • 6.4 Returning Results from Stored Procedures
  • 6.5 Managing Dependencies Between Procedures and Tables
  • 6.6 Best Practices for Writing and Organizing Stored Procedures

Chapter 7: Creating and Managing Stored Procedures

  • 7.1 Syntax for Creating a Stored Procedure
  • 7.2 Creating Simple Stored Procedures
  • 7.3 Using Variables and Constants in Procedures
  • 7.4 Using Cursors in Stored Procedures
  • 7.5 Error Handling in Stored Procedures
  • 7.6 Altering, Dropping, and Executing Stored Procedures
  • 7.7 Managing Stored Procedure Permissions

Chapter 8: Advanced PL/SQL Features

  • 8.1 Working with Cursors and Cursor Variables
  • 8.2 Dynamic SQL in Stored Procedures
  • 8.3 Handling Large Objects (LOBs) in Stored Procedures
  • 8.4 Using Collections: Arrays, Nested Tables, and Varrays
  • 8.5 Advanced Error Handling and Exception Propagation
  • 8.6 Using Packages to Group Related Procedures and Functions

Chapter 9: Performance Optimization for Triggers and Stored Procedures

  • 9.1 Performance Considerations in PL/SQL
  • 9.2 Optimizing Trigger Performance
  • 9.3 Using BULK COLLECT and FORALL for Large Data Volumes
  • 9.4 Optimizing Stored Procedures for Speed
  • 9.5 Profiling and Analyzing Performance Bottlenecks
  • 9.6 Indexing Strategies for Triggers and Stored Procedures

Chapter 10: Security and Permissions in Oracle Triggers and Stored Procedures

  • 10.1 Controlling Access to Triggers and Stored Procedures
  • 10.2 Granting and Revoking Permissions
  • 10.3 Using Roles and Privileges for Access Management
  • 10.4 Securing Sensitive Data in Procedures and Triggers
  • 10.5 Auditing Changes via Triggers
  • 10.6 Preventing SQL Injection in Stored Procedures

Chapter 11: Case Studies and Real-World Applications

  • 11.1 Implementing Auditing with Triggers
  • 11.2 Automatically Updating Derived Data with Triggers
  • 11.3 Complex Business Logic Using Stored Procedures
  • 11.4 Error Logging and Notifications in Procedures and Triggers
  • 11.5 Data Validation and Transformation with Triggers

Chapter 12: Migrating and Maintaining Triggers and Stored Procedures

  • 12.1 Migrating Triggers Between Environments
  • 12.2 Versioning and Version Control for PL/SQL Objects
  • 12.3 Maintaining and Refactoring Legacy Triggers and Procedures
  • 12.4 Handling Deprecated Features and Upgrading to New Oracle Versions
  • 12.5 Automating the Deployment of Triggers and Stored Procedures

Chapter 13: Future Trends in Oracle Triggers and Stored Procedures

  • 13.1 New Features in Recent Oracle Releases
  • 13.2 Integration with Cloud Services and Oracle Autonomous Database
  • 13.3 Use of PL/SQL in Modern Application Architectures
  • 13.4 Automating PL/SQL with AI and Machine Learning
  • 13.5 The Role of Triggers and Procedures in Microservices and Serverless Architectures

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