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Java™ Oracle® Database Development
By David J. Gallardo
Publisher	: Prentice Hall PTR
Date Published	: December 30, 2002
ISBN	: 0-13-046218-7
Pages	: 420
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		THE PRENTICE HALL PTR ORACLE SERIES The Independent Voice on Oracle
		About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
		Preface
			Resources and Reference
			Typographical Conventions
			Sidebars
			Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  Java, Databases, and Oracle
			The Right Tool at the Right Time
			Types of Databases
			Oracle and Java
		Chapter 2.  Database Design Essentials
			Tables, Columns, and Rows
			Oracle Datatypes
			Designing a Database
		Chapter 3.  SQL Essentials
			Data Definition Language
			Data Manipulation Language
			SQL Functions
			Transactions
		Chapter 4.  More SQL: Queries, Subqueries, and Views
			Aggregate Functions, GROUP BY and HAVING
			Putting Data in Order
			Combining Data from Different Tables
			Subqueries
			Views
		Chapter 5.  PL/SQL
			Getting Started with PL/SQL
			Basic PL/SQL Language Elements
			Program Elements
			Java Stored Procedures
		Chapter 6.  Oracle Object-Relational Features
			Object Types
			Inheritance and Object Evolution in Oracle 9i
		Chapter 7.  SQLJ
			SQLJ Statements and the SQLJ Translator
		Chapter 8.  Introduction to JDBC
			Connecting to the Database
			Executing SQL Statements
			Executing SQL Queries
			Large Objects BLOBs and CLOBs
		Chapter 9.  Advanced JDBC Features
			Connection Options
			JDBC Driver Types
			Using DataSource Instead of DriverManager
			Scrollable, Sensitive, Updateable ResultSets
			RowSets
			Using Oracle Object-Relational Features with JDBC
		Chapter 10.  Introduction to J2EE and Persistence
			A J2EE Overview
			Designing a J2EE Application
			The Oracle Containers for J2EE, OC4J
			Deploying the Web Application
			EJBs and Web Applications
		Chapter 11.  A Quick Tour of EJB
			The EJB Distributed Object Model
			Introduction to Bean Building: A Stateless Session Bean
			Debugging with JDeveloper
			Packaging and Deploying the EJB Overview
			Session Beans, Value Objects, and Data Access Objects
			A Bean-Managed Persistent Entity Bean
			The Sample Client Application
		Chapter 12.  Object-Relational Mapping and Java Data Objects
			Java Data Objects
			Class Relationships and Persistence
		Index