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Oracle Database 11g: Use XML DB Training
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Learn Oracle XML DB. Learn to store, query, generate, manipulate, and manage XML data in Oracle Database 11g. Also learn to use XML technology with PL/SQL for application development.
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- Oracle XML DB Features
- Reviewing the Basic XML Concepts and Terminology
- Oracle XML DB Concepts and Terminology
- Choosing an XMLType Storage Model
- Object-relational Storage
- XMLType Storage Model Use Case Scenarios
- Binary XML Storage
- Specifying SQL Constraints and Loading XMLType Data
- XMLType Storage Models: Relative Advantages and Disadvantages
- Using XMLType
- CLOB Storage
- Oracle XML Schema Annotations
- XML Schema Support in Oracle Database 11g
- Local and Global XML Schemas
- XMLType and XML Schema
- Copy-Based XML Schema Evolution
- In-Place XML Schema Evolution
- Registering, Deleting, Re-compiling, Generating, and Evolving XML Schemas
- Creating XML Schema-Based XMLType Tables
- Maintaining a Partition
- Why Partitioning?
- Advantages of Partitioning an OCT
- Ordered Collection Tables
- Steps to Partition an XMLTYPE Table Stored as Binary XML
- Partitioning XMLType Table: During Table Creation
- Partitioned Tables and Indexes
- Equipartitioning
- Using XMLQuery and XMLTable
- XQuery Support in Oracle Database
- Querying Table or View Data with the XQuery fn:collection Function
- Using XMLEXISTS, XMLCAST, DOC, and COLLECTION
- Querying the Database: XMLType Data
- Querying an XMLType Table by Using XMLQuery and XMLTable
- Retrieving XML Content: Overview
- Using XMLQuery to Query Relational Data
- Structured and Unstructured Components of XMLIndex
- Dictionary Views for XMLIndex
- Logical Parts of the Unstructured Component of an XMLIndex
- XMLIndex Path Subsetting
- Creating Secondary Indexes for the XMLIndex Index Unstructured Component
- Specifying Paths for XMLIndex
- Creating an XMLIndex Index Unstructured Component
- XMLIndex: Overview and Benefits
- Using the XMLCONCAT and the XMLAGG Functions
- Using the XMLCOLATTVAL, SYS_XMLGEN, SYS_XMLAGG, and XMLROOT Functions
- Generating Nested XML Elements
- Using the XMLSERIALIZE, XMLCOMMENT, XMLPI, and XMLPARSE Functions
- Using XQuery to Generate XML
- Using the DBMS_XMLGEN PL/SQL Package
- Generating Master-Detail Content
- Using the XMLELEMENT, XMLATTRIBUTES, and the XMLFOREST Functions
- Transformation Functions
- Using the DELETEXML SQL Function
- Using SQL Functions to Modify XML Data
- Using the XMLTransform() Function
- Creating XMLType Views
- Transforming XML: Overview and Benefits
- Using the APPENDCHILDXML SQL Function
- Using the UPDATEXML, INSERTCHILDXML, and INSERTXMLBEFORE SQL Functions
- Oracle XML DB Repository Services
- Accessing Resources by Using SQL Access and Navigational Access
- Links in Oracle XML DB: Hard and Weak Links
- Creating Folders and Resources by Using PL/SQL
- Oracle XML DB Resource API for PL/SQL (DBMS_XDB)
- Hierarchical Structures in the Repository
- Working With Access Control Lists, Compound Documents, and Repository Events
- Oracle XML DB Repository: Overview and Architecture
- Viewing the WSDL Using HTTP
- Adding a Web Services Configuration Servlet
- Web Service Standards and Architecture
- Granting Access to Web Services
- What Is a Web Service?
- Accessing PL/SQL Stored Procedures Using a Web Service
- Oracle XML DB Web Service: Overview
- Verifying the Addition of a Web Services Configuration Servlet
- Exporting XML Schema-Based XMLType Tables
- Exporting and Importing XMLType Tables and Columns
- Loading XMLType Data by Using SQL*Loader
- Loading XMLType Data Stored in a Control File
- SQL*Loader: Overview
- Oracle Data Pump: Components
- Export and Import Modes
- Loading XMLType Data Stored in a Separate File
Who is the instructor for this training?
The Trainer is Oracle certified Instructor with extensive domain experience, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals in the industry.
11g: Use XML DB Certification Training - Certification & Exam
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- The training fees is exclusive of exam cost.
- For any queries; feel free to reach us at oracle@springpeople.com
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