Learning Oracle PL/SQL

Auteur(s) : Bill Pribyl , Steven Feuerstein
Editeur : O'Reilly

Nombre de pages : 350 pages
Date de parution : 15/01/2002

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Résumé

Oracle development tools come and go, but one of the few constants in the Oracle database environment is the PL/SQL programming language, which has been around for more than a decade. As Oracle's premier tool for building store procedures, PL/SQL uniquely supplements the standard relational database language, SQL, with the features needed to build real-world applications.

Among our best-selling books on PL/SQL, Learning Oracle PL/SQL is the first one a newcomer to the language will want to read. Beginning with a discussion of what PL/SQL is and what it's good for, this book then presents language features, one at a time, in an engaging and readable way. A consistent and understandable example application—the development of a library's electronic catalog system—runs through the chapters.

Contents

Preface

1. PL/SQL: What, When, and Where
2. Fundamentals
3. Let's Code!
4. Go Web, Young Man
5. Fetch!
6. Keeping House
7. Security: Keep the Bad Guys Out
8. Communicating with the Outside World
9. Intermediate Topics and Other Diversions

"Making Good" of Database Programming

Glossary

Index