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sample database, overview 
scalar functions, grouping 
schemas
    assigning 
    registration 
scripts, PL/SQL 
searched CASE expressions 
seconds, fractional  2nd 
    overview 
    TIMESTAMP data type 
SELECT statement  2nd  3rd 
    analytic functions 
    clause references 
    correlated subqueries 
    dates, ranges 
    DISTINCT keyword 
    DML 
    inline views 
        creating data sets 
        execution 
        overview 
    joins 
    noncorrelated subqueries
        multiple-column 
        multiple-row 
        overview 
        scalar 
    object types 
    ORDER BY clause 
    stored functions, calling from 
    subqueries 
    WHERE clause 
self joins  2nd 
SELF keyword, object types 
self non-equi-joins 
self outer joins 
self-referential integrity constraints 
semantics 
semi-joins 
sequences, matching 
sequential order models 
SEQUENTIAL ORDER option 
session time zones 
SESSIONTIMEZONE function 
SET clause, multiple-column subqueries 
set operations 
    INTERSECT operator  2nd 
    MINUS operator  2nd 
        comparing tables 
    NULLs in compound queries 
    operators 
    precedence 
    restrictions 
    table comparisons 
    tables, comparing 
    UNION ALL operator  2nd 
        comparing tables 
    UNION operator  2nd 
sets of characters, matching 
simple CASE expressions 
single characters, matching 
single words, matching 
singletable inserts 
sort columns 
sorting, ORDER BY clause 
source_string 
special characters 
specifying format 
spreadsheets
    cells
        references 
        rules 
    model queries 
    reference models 
SQL (Structured Query Language)
    history 
    Oracle and ANSI compliance 
    queries compared to DSS queries 
standards, ANSI 
START WITH clause 
    hierarchical queries 
START WITH...CONNECT BY clause, hierarchical queries 
START WITH...CONNECT BY construct 
state 
    CASE expression 
    DECODE function 
statements 
    CREATE TABLE, object tables 
    CREATE TYPE BODY 
    CREATE VIEW 
    DELETE 
        join views 
        multiple-column subqueries 
        scalar subqueries 
    DML 
    INSERT 
        converting strings to date format 
        join views 
        specifying partitions 
    Merge 
    partition pruning 
    SELECT  2nd 
        correlated subqueries 
        DISTINCT 
        inline views  2nd  3rd 
        joins 
        noncorrelated subqueries  2nd  3rd  4th 
        object types 
        ORDER BY 
        returning between date ranges 
        subqueries 
        WHERE clause 
    UPDATE 
        CASE expression 
        DECODE function 
        inline views 
        join views 
        multiple-column subqueries 
        selective aggregation 
storage, partitions and 
stored functions 
    calling 
        restrictions 
    DML statements 
    joins, avoiding 
    packages 
    rules 
    TRUST keyword 
    views 
stored procedures
    compared to stored functions 
    packages 
strings
    converting to dates  2nd 
    creating from dates 
    extractValue( ) member function 
    pattern-matching 
    regular expressions 
    replace_string 
    source_string 
    target 
structure of model query rules 
Structured Query Language  [See SQL]
style, coding 
subexpressions  2nd  [See also expressions]
    backreferences 
SUBMULTISET operator 
SUBPARTITION clause 
subpartitions 
    deleting 
    templates 
subqueries  2nd 
    case study 
    comparison operators and 
    correlated 
    global inline views 
    inline views  2nd 
        aggregate queries, overcoming limitations of 
        hierarchical queries, overcoming limitations of 
    joins 
    noncorrelated
        multiple-column 
        multiple-row 
        overview 
        scalar 
    WITH clause 
SUBSTR function 
subtotals
    generating 
    ROLLUP keyword 
subtraction (-) operator, dates 
subtrees, deleting 
subtypes
    objects 
    substituting 
summaries  [See also group operations]
    date math 
    GROUP BY clause 
    multiple level 
symbolic cell references 
syntax
    advantages of new join syntax 
    inner joins 
    outer joins 
    regular expressions 
SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function 
SYS_EXTRACT_UTC function 
SYSDATE function 
SYSTIMESTAMP function 

 


Mastering Oracle SQL
Mastering Oracle SQL, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 0596006322
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 154

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