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Exam Topics

Retrieving Data Using the SQL Using the Set Operators Manipulating Large Data Sets
SELECT Statement [ ] Describe set operators [ ] Manipulate data using subqueries
[ ] List the capabilities of SQL [ ] Use a set operator to combine [ ] Describe the features of multitable
SELECT statements multiple a single query INSERTs
[ ] Execute a basic SELECT statement [ ] Control the order of rows returned [ ] Use the following types of multitable
[ ] Describe how schema objects work INSERTs (Unconditional,
Manipulating Data Conditional and Pivot)
Restricting and Sorting Data [ ] Describe each data manipulation [ ] Merge rows in a table
[ ] Limit the rows that are retrieved by language (DML) statement [ ] Track the changes to data over a
a query [ ] Insert rows into a table period of time
[ ] Sort the rows that are retrieved by a [ ] Update rows in a table
query [ ] Delete rows from a table Generating Reports by Grouping
[ ] Control transactions Related Data
Using Single-Row Functions to [ ] Use the ROLLUP operation to
Customize Output Using DDL Statements to Create and produce subtotal values
[ ] Describe various types of functions Manage Tables [ ] Use the CUBE operation to produce
that are available in SQL [ ] Categorize the main database crosstabulation values
[ ] Use character, number, and date objects [ ] Use the GROUPING function to
functions in SELECT statements [ ] Review the table structure identify the row values created by
[ ] Describe the use of conversion [ ] List the data types that are ROLLUP or CUBE
functions available for columns [ ] Use GROUPING SETS to produce
[ ] Create a simple table a single result set
Reporting Aggregated Data Using the [ ] Explain how constraints are created
Group Functions at the time of table creation Managing Data in Different Time
[ ] Identify the available group Zones
functions Creating Other Schema Objects [ ] Use Various datetime functions
[ ] Describe the use of group functions [ ] Create simple and complex views
[ ] Group data by using the GROUP [ ] Retrieve data from views Retrieving Data Using Subqueries
BY clause [ ] Create, maintain, and use [ ] Write a multiple-column subquery
[ ] Include or exclude grouped rows by sequences [ ] Use scalar subqueries in SQL
using the HAVING clause [ ] Create and maintain indexes [ ] Solve problems with correlated
[ ] Create private and public synonyms subqueries
Displaying Data from Multiple Tables [ ] Update and delete rows using
[ ] Write SELECT statements to Managing Objects with Data correlated subqueries
access data from more than one Dictionary Views [ ] Use the EXISTS and NOT EXISTS
table using equijoins and [ ] Use the data dictionary views to operators
nonequijoins research data on your objects [ ] Use the WITH clause
[ ] Join a table to itself by using a [ ] Query various data dictionary views
self-join Hierarchical Retrieval
[ ] View data that generally does not Controlling User Access [ ] Interpret the concept of a
meet a join condition by using outer [ ] Differentiate system privileges from hierarchical query
joins object privileges [ ] Create a tree-structured report
[ ] Generate a Cartesian product of all [ ] Grant privileges on tables [ ] Format hierarchical data
rows from two or more tables [ ] View privileges in the data [ ] Exclude branches from the tree
dictionary structure
Using Subqueries to Solve Queries [ ] Grant roles
[ ] Define subqueries [ ] Distinguish between privileges and Regular Expression Support
[ ] Describe the types of problems that roles
[ ] Using Meta Characters
subqueries can solve
[ ] List the types of subqueries Managing Schema Objects [ ] Regular Expression Functions
[ ] Write single-row and multiple-row [ ] Add constraints [ ] Replacing Patterns
subqueries [ ] Create indexes [ ] Regular Expressions and Check
[ ] Create indexes using the CREATE Constraints
TABLE statement
[ ] Creating function-based indexes
[ ] Drop columns and set column
UNUSED
[ ] Perform FLASHBACK operations
[ ] Create and use external tables

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