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AWARDED AS “BEST IT AND EMBEDDED TRAINING COMPANY”
                   BY BIG BRANDS ACADEMY IN 2011
                                               CETPA INFOTECH PVT.LTD.
Because Knowledge Matters                                                ISO 9001: 2008 Certified
                                                   (A Software & Embedded Development Company)
ISO 9001: 2008 Certified
                                                                                   PRESENTS

           6 Months Project Based Training With Placement Assistance
                              (Pay the Training Fee after 5 Days of Joining)
                                                                       In
       .NET, JAVA, Mechanical Designing, PHP, Oracle, Hardware Networking, Advanced
                                        Networking and
         Electronic Product Development (Embedded in 8051/ Embedded in PIC/ VHDL/ Verilog HDL)
                                                                      At
                                         ROORKEE, NOIDA & LUCKNOW
                                                             Special Features                                      First Learn
  1.   Pay the Training Fee after 5 days of the starting of the Training Program.               Then Pay
  2.   Certificate of Honor to Top Performer from Each Technology.
  3.   Opportunity to participate in Campus Placement of Top Companies.
  4.   100 GB Web Space & Software for Uploading the Website would be provided at just a cost of Rs.500/-only for
       CETPA Certified Students.
  5.   Learning Kit containing Book and CDs would be provided Free of Cost to the students of all the programs.
  6.   CETPA student Membership Card of $14 free of cost.
  7.   Batch Dates once selected may be changed prior to 7 days of starting of the batch.
  8.   Working on Live Project.

  Training Schedule:
  New Batches will be started from 6th & 20th Dec, 2011, 10th Jan, 30th Jan, 7th Feb, 21st Feb & 1st Mar, 2012.
  (Other dates may be offered for a group of students depending upon the availability)
  Training Fee:
   Training Fee for .Net, PHP, Oracle, Hardware Networking and Advanced Networking: Rs. 10, 000/- [Including Registration Fee]
   Training Fee for Java: Rs. 10, 000/- (for Core & Adv. Java); Rs.12, 000/- (for Core & Adv. Java with Struts, Spring & Hibernate)
    [Including Registration Fee]
   Training Fee for Electronic Product Development: Rs. 15,000/- (for any two modules); Rs.20, 000/- (for any three modules) and
    Rs.25000/- (for all the four modules) [Including Registration Fee]
   Training Fee for Mechanical Designing: Rs. 12, 000/- [Including Registration Fee]
   Registration Fee for Training: Rs.500/-; Registration Fee for Food & Lodging: Rs.500/-
   Food & Lodging Fee: Rs. 6, 000/- Per Month
   Hardware Networking and Advanced Networking are only available at our Roorkee Campus.

                              Both Weekdays & Weekend Batches Available
   Registration:
   Method 1: The registration fee may be paid by cash directly at any our campuses.
   Method 2: You can pay the Registration Fee by D.D. through Online Registration. For Online Registration, firstly a D.D. for the
   registration fee has to be made in favor of CETPA, payable at Roorkee. Then the participant should log on to our website
   http://www.cetpainfotech.com, and fill the Online Registration Form for Six Months Training. After filling up this form, the
   candidate will get a Registration Slip. The candidate should take a printout of this registration slip, and send it along with the D.D.
   to our Head Office Roorkee. After receiving the Registration Slip & D.D. by CETPA, a Confirmation Slip will be sent by email on
   the candidate’s Email ID.
   Method 3: You can make the payment online on our website by Debit Card/ Credit Card or Net Banking facility.
   Note: a) To get the details about other modes of payment, contact us at 0120-3060555/56.
          b) If you want to get registered for food & lodging also, the draft should be made of Rs.1, 000/- (Rs.500/- + Rs.500/-)
   Reporting: Reporting for a particular batch will be one day prior to the starting of the training program, with following formalities:
   1. Two Passport Size Photographs 2. Xerox Copy of College I-Card 3. Confirmation Slip
ORACLE
ORACLE SQL

 Writing Basic SQL Statement         Sub-Queries                                    Database Link
     SELECT Statement                   Sub Queries
     Arithmetic Expression              Types of Sub-queries               USING SET Operators
                                                                             UNION OPERATOR
      Defining a Null Value              Single Row Sub-queries
                                                                              UNION ALL OPERATOR
     Column Alias                       Multiple Row Sub-queries            INTERSECT OPERATOR
     Concatenation Operator             Null Values in a Sub-Queries        MINUS OPERATOR
     DISTINCT Keyword                                                        Matching the SELECT Statement
     DESCRIBE Keyword               Creating and Managing Tables             Controlling the Order of Rows
                                         Database Objects
 Restricting and Sorting Data            Create TABLE statement             Date-Time Function
     Using the WHERE Clause             Tables in the ORACLE                      TZ_OFFSET
     Comparison Conditions               Database                                  CURRENT_DATE
     Logical Conditions                 Data Types                                CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
     ORDER BY Clause                    Creating Tables Using Sub-                LOCAL_TIMESTAMP
     Sorting by Multiple Column          Queries                                   DBTIMEZONE
                                         ALTER TABLE Statement                     SESSIONTIMEZONE
 Single Row Function                     SET UNUSED Option                         EXTRACT
     SQL Function                       Dropping a Table                          FROM_TZ
     Types of Single Row Function       Truncating a Table
     Conversion Function                Adding comments to a table
                                                                             Enhancement to the GROUP BY
     Nesting Function                                                         Clause
                                     Including Constraints
     General Function                                                        Review of the GROUP Functions and
                                         Introduction to Constraints
     Conditional Expression
                                         NOT NULL
                                                                               GROUP BY Clause
                                                                              GROUP BY With ROLL UP and CUBE
 Displaying Data From Multiple
                                         UNIQUE                               Operators
   Tables                                PRIMARY KEY                         GROUPING Function
     Cartesian Product                  FOREIGN KEY                         GROUPING SETS
     Equi -Join                         CHECK                               COMPOSITE Columns
                                         Adding and Dropping                 Concatenated Groupings
     Non-Equi Join
     Outer Join                          Constraints
     Self Join                          Disabling and Enabling
                                                                             Advance Sub-Querie
                                         Constraints
      Cross Join                                                              Review of Sub-queries
     Natural Join with USING            View constraints Using Data         Column Comparisons
      Clause                              Dictionary                          Using a Subquery in the FROM Clause
                                                                              Scalar Subquery Expression
 Aggregating Data Using GROUP        Views                                    Correlated Sub-queries
 Function                             Why use views                          Using EXITS and NOT EXISTS
                                      Single and Complex Views
     Group Functions                                                          Operator
                                      Creating a View                        Correlated UPDATED and DELETE
     Types of Group Function         Modifying a View
     Group Function and Null                                                 The WITH Clause
                                      Riles for Performing DML
      Values                           Operations on a VIEW
     Using GROUP BY Clause           Removing a view                        Hierarchical Retrieval
     Using GROUP BY Clause on        Inline View                            Hierarchical Queries
      Multiple Columns                TOP-n-ANALYSIS                         Walking the TREE
     The HAVING Clause                                                       RANKING ROWS with LEVEL
     Nested GROUP Function          Controlling User-Access                   Pseudocolumn
                                         Privileges                          Pruning Branches
                                         System Privileges
                                         Creating Users
                                         User System Privileges
                                         Granting System Privileges
                                         Role
                                         Creating and Granting privileges
                                          to a Role
                                         Changing Password
                                         Object Privileges
                                       WITH GRANT OPTION and
                                          PUBLIC Keyword
                                         How to Revoke Privileges
ADMINISTRATION- 1

Introduction (Database Architecture)       Administering User Security             Configuring the Oracle Network
       Describe course objectives                Create and manage database      Environment
       Explore Oracle 10g Database                user accounts                     Use EM for configuring the Oracle
        Architecture                                                                  network environment
                                                  Authenticate users
                                                                                     Create additional listener
Installing the Oracle Database Software
                                                  Assign defaults storage           Create Net services aliases
                                                   areas(table space)                Configure connect-time failover
       Explain core DBA tasks and
        tools                                     Grant and revoke privileges       Control the Oracle Net Listener
       Plan an Oracle Installation               Create and manage roles           Test Oracle Net connectivity
       Use optimal flexible                      Implement standard                Identify when to use shared v/s
                                                   password security features         dedicated servers
        architecture
                                                  Control resource usage by
       Install software with the Oracle                                            Proactive Maintenance
        Universal Installer (OUI)                  user
                                                                                           Use statistics
                                                                                           Manage the Automatic
                                             Managing Schema Objects
Creating an Oracle Database                                                                 Workload Repository(AWR)
       Create a database with DBCA               Define schema objects and               Use the Automatic Database
                                                   data types
       Create a database design                                                            Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM)
        template with the DBCA                    Create and modify tables                 Describe advisory framework
       Generate database creation                Define Constraints                      Set alert thresholds
        scripts with the DBCA                     View the columns and                    Use server generated alerts
                                                   contents of a table                     Use automated tasks
Managing the Oracle Instance                      Create indexes, views and
       Start and stop the Oracle                  sequences
                                                                                    Performance Management
        database and components                   Explain the use of temporary
                                                                                     Use EM pages to monitor performance
       Use Enterprise Manager(EM)                 tables
                                                                                     Use the SQL Tuning Advisor
       Access a database with                    Use the Data Dictionary           Use the SQL Access Advisor
        SQL*Plus and iSQL*PLUS                                                       Use Automated Shared Memory
                                             Managing Data and Concurrency
       Modify database initialization                                                Management
                                              Managing data through SQL             Use the Memory Advisor to size
        parameters
                                              Identify and administer PL/SQL         memory buffers
       Understand the stages of               Objects
        database startup                                                             Use performance related dynamic
                                              Describe triggers and triggering       views
       View the Alert log                     events                                Troubleshoot invalid or unusable
       Use the Data Dictionary               Monitoring and resolving locking       objects
                                               conflicts
   Managing Database Storage
   Structures                                Managing Undo Data                     Backup and Recovery Concepts
       Describe table data storage           Explain DML and undo data             Identify the types of failure in an
        (in blocks)                            generation                             Oracle Database
       Define the purpose of tables          Monitor and administer undo           Describe ways to tune instance
        pace and data-files                   Describe the difference between        recovery
       Understand and utilize Oracle
                                               undo and redo data                    Importance of checkpoints, redo log
                                              Configure undo retention               files and archive log files
        Managed Files (OMF)                   Guarantee undo retention              Configure ARCHIVELOG mode
       Create and manage table               Use the undo advisor
        space
                                                                                    Performing Database Backups
       Obtain table space information       Implementing Oracle Database                 Create consistent database
       Concepts and functionality of          Security                                    backup
        ASM                                       DBA responsibilities for               Back your database up
                                                   security                                without shutting it down
                                                  Principal of least privileges          Create Incremental Backups
                                                  Enable standard database               Automate database Backup
                                                   auditing                               Monitor the flash recovery
                                                  Specify audit option                    area
                                                  Maintain audit trail
Performing Database Recovery
       Recover from loss of a control
        file
       Recover from loss of a redo
        log file
       Performing complete
        recovery following the loss of
        a data file


Performing Flashback
       Describe Flashback database
       Restore the table content to a
        specific point in the past with
        Flashback Table
       Recover from a dropped table
       View the contents of the
        database as of any single
        point in time with Flashback
        Query
       See versions of a row over
        time with Flashback Versions
        Query

Moving Data
    Describe available ways for
     moving data
    Create and use directory
     objects
    Use SQL*Loader to load data
     from a non-Oracle Database
    Explain the general
     architecture of Data Pump
    Use the Data Pump Export
     and Import to move data
     between Oracle Databases
    Use external tables to move
     data via platform-independent
     files
ADMINISTRATION - 2
                                          Recovering from Non-Critical Losses
                                                Recovery of non-critical files     Block Media Recovery
  Introduction                                  Creating New Temporary             RMAN BMR interface
         Grid Computing                         Table space                        Dumping and Verifying Segment
         Oracle EM 10g Product                                                      Metadata
                                                Recreating Redo Log Files,
          Controls
                                                 Indexes and Index Table
         Database Architecture Reviews                                           Monitoring and Managing Memory
                                                 space                             Oracle memory Structures
  Configuring Recovery Manager                  Read Only Table space             Automatic Shared Memory
      Recovery Manager Features                 Recovery                           Management
                                                Authentication Methods for        SGA Tuning Principles
       and Complaints
                                                 Database Administrators           Database Control and Automatic
      Using a Flash recovery Area
       with RMAN                                Loss of Password                   Shared memory Management
                                                 Authentication Files              Behavior of Auto-Tuned and Manual
      Control File Auto backups                                                    SGA Parameters
                                               Creating a new temporary
       Retention Policies and Channel                                              Resizing SGA_TARGET
       Allocation                                table space                       PGA Management Resources
      Using Recovery Manager to                Altering the default              Using the Memory Advisor
       connect to a target database in           temporary table space for a
       default NOCATALOG mode                    database                         Automatic Performance Management
      Displaying the current RMAN                                                      Identifying Tunable
                                            Incomplete Recovery                          Components
       configuration settings
                                                Recovery Steps                         Oracle Wait Events and
      Altering the backup retention
       policy for a database                    Server and User Managed                 System Statistics
                                                 recovery commands                      Troubleshooting and Tuning
  Using Recovery Manager                        Recovering a Control File               Views
      RMAN Command Overview                     Auto backup                            Direct Attach to SGA for
      Parallelization of Backup Sets           Creating a new control file             Statistic Collection
      Compressed Backups                       Incomplete recovery                    Workload Repository
      Image Copy
                                                 overview                               Advisory Framework
                                                Incomplete Recovery Best               ADDM Scenarios and Usage
      Whole Database and
                                                 Practices                               tips
       Incremental Backups
                                                Simplified Recovery Through            Using the SQL Tuning and
      List and REPORT commands
                                                 RESRETLOGS                              SQL Access Advisor
      Enable ARCHIVELOG mode for
                                                Point-in-time recovery using
       the database
                                                 RMAN
      Use Recovery Manager                                                       Monitoring and Managing Storage-I
                                            Flashback                              Database Storage Structures
  Oracle Secure Backups
                                             Flashback Database Architecture      Space management Overview
      Installation and configuration        Configuring and Monitoring           Oracle Managed Files (OMF)
      Implement the Oracle                   Flashback Database                   Row Chaining and Migrating
       suggested strategy                    Backing Up the Flashback Recovery    Proactive Tablespace Monitoring
      RMAN and Oracle Secure                 Area                                 Managing resumable Space
       Backup                                Using                                 Allocation
      Database and File System files         V$FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA_US             SYSAUX Tablespace
       backup/restore to tape                 AGE                                  Monitoring table and index space
                                             Flashback Database Consideration      usage
      Using obtool and web interface
                                             Using the Flashback database
       to configure Oracle Secure
                                              RMAN interface
       Backup Devices (CLI/GUI)              Managing and monitoring Flashback   Monitoring and Managing Storage-II
      Configuring EM for Oracle              Database operations                  Automated Undo Management
       Secure Backup and test backup                                               Redo Log Files
       to Tape(EM)                          Dealing with Database Corruption       Table types
      Using RMAN to backup your             Block Corruption Symptoms: ORA-      Partioned Tables
       database to tape(CLI)                  1578                                 Index Organized tables (IOT)
      Using OB web tool to backup           DBVERIFY Utility and the ANALYZE     Managing index space with SQL
       file system files                      command                              Configure optimal redo log file size
                                             Initialization Parameter             View “Automatic Tuning of Undo
                                              DB_BLOCK_CHECKING                     Retention”
                                             Segment Metadata Dump and
                                              Verification
                                             Using Flashback for Logical
                                              Corruption and using
                                              DBMS_REPAIR
Automatic Storage Management
      ASM General Architecture and
       Functionalities
      Dynamic Performance View
       Additions
      Managing an ASM instance
      ASM DISK Groups
      Using ASMCMD command line
      Migrating Your Database to
       ASM Storage and creating an
       ASM instance

 Automating Tasks with the Scheduler
      Scheduler Concepts
      Creating a Job Class and a
       window
      Managing Jobs, Programs,
       Chains , Events, Schedules,
       Priority
      Viewing and Purging Job Logs
      Creating a Program and a
       schedule
      Creating a job that uses a
       program and a schedule

 Using Globalization Support
      Globalization Support Features
      Encoding Schemes
      Database Character Sets and
       National Character Sets
      Specifying Language
       Dependent Behavior
      Locale Variants
      Using Linguistic Comparison
       and Sorting
Short Term/ Winter/Summer/College Campus Training Programs

CETPA conducts 2 Weeks, 4 Weeks & 6 Weeks Summer, Winter and Regular Training Programs in
.NET, J2EE, C & C++, PHP, VHDL, Verilog HDL, Embedded System, Advance Embedded System,
AutoCAD, Pro-E and other latest technologies at CETPA Campus or at the College Campus. Regarding
the same, we can deliver a Free of Cost Technical Seminar at your College Campus. Once the seminar
has been conducted and at least 25 students are interested to join the training, then same program can be
conducted at your college campus, depending upon the students’ choice.

CETPA Profile:
CETPA is the acronym of Computer Education and Technology Promotion Association. As its name says, CETPA is working
for Education and Technology Promotion from last One Decade. We do not compromise with the quality that’s why CETPA is
the only ISO 9001:2008 certified company for quality management and has been awarded as the “Best IT and Embedded
Training Organization” by Big Brands Research in 2011. The award is delivered by Mr. Chetan Bhagat during the
Ceremony.
CETPA is working in three fields that are Development (Software and Embedded), Education and Consultancy. Hence, we
do not only provide education but also provide guidance to the students about their jobs and best path to success. We have a
fair record in placement of CETPA certified students in good companies such as EA Sports/Games & a Bangalore Based
Company Best of Breed Software Solutions (I) P. Ltd. (Global Partner to Infosys and India Partner to HP and Wipro),
Best Web Online, etc.
CETPA has conducted so many successful On Campus Seminars and Training Sessions in more than 100 colleges such as
STEP IIT Roorkee, Lovely Professional University Jalandhar, MIT Muzaffarpur, KNIT Sultanpur, MMMECGorakhpur,
Ideal College Ghaziabad, IIMT Meerut, RBMI Bareilly, IFTM Moradabad, G.B. Pant Engineering College Pauri Garhwal,
KEC Dwarahat, Shri Sant Gadge Baba College Bhusawal, etc. CETPA has established itself as a Pioneer Engineers Training
Institute with more than 50,000 satisfied students from all over India. Details of our Ex-Students are available on our website.
CETPA also deals in e-Magazines, Student and Professional Membership, R&D, Tech-Fests and many other technical
activities. CETPA has delivered training to R&D Team of Samtel Group (Asia’s Biggest Display Manufacturing
Company). CETPA is associated with KnS and “Electronics For You” (Asia’s Biggest Electronics Print Media) for
Marketing, Sales and Research. To purchase any Kit, you will get a Special Discount of 10% from CETPA. To know more
please contact us.
Live Projects:
CETPA has developed a Web Application for Media Lab Asia (Department of IT, Govt. of India) & an Embedded
System Based project for Central Electronics Limited Ghaziabad (A Government PSU). The complete microcontroller
based project was developed in an area of 1.5 sq cm.
Specialized live projects can be offered by CETPA InfoTech Pvt. Ltd. to interested participants & they have to complete these
projects within a given time frame (which may lands up from minimum of 6 months to maximum one year). After that they
will be awarded by CETPA and will be given experience letter for 6 months or one year depending on the time frame.
Incentives may also be given to the candidates, depending upon their performance while handling the live projects.


                             http://www.cetpainfotech.com
    For queries email us at query@cetpainfotech.com, cetpainfotech@gmail.com
     or SMS “CETPA” @ 09990397635, 09219602769, 09212172602, 09258017974
                          or Call at any of our contact numbers

HEAD OFFICE: # 200, Purwavali, 2nd Floor, Opp. Railway Ticket Agency, Railway Road, Ganeshpur, Roorkee-247667
(U.A.), Ph. No.: +91-1332-264918, +91-9219602769, Fax No. 01332-274960

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  • 1. AWARDED AS “BEST IT AND EMBEDDED TRAINING COMPANY” BY BIG BRANDS ACADEMY IN 2011 CETPA INFOTECH PVT.LTD. Because Knowledge Matters ISO 9001: 2008 Certified (A Software & Embedded Development Company) ISO 9001: 2008 Certified PRESENTS 6 Months Project Based Training With Placement Assistance (Pay the Training Fee after 5 Days of Joining) In .NET, JAVA, Mechanical Designing, PHP, Oracle, Hardware Networking, Advanced Networking and Electronic Product Development (Embedded in 8051/ Embedded in PIC/ VHDL/ Verilog HDL) At ROORKEE, NOIDA & LUCKNOW Special Features First Learn 1. Pay the Training Fee after 5 days of the starting of the Training Program. Then Pay 2. Certificate of Honor to Top Performer from Each Technology. 3. Opportunity to participate in Campus Placement of Top Companies. 4. 100 GB Web Space & Software for Uploading the Website would be provided at just a cost of Rs.500/-only for CETPA Certified Students. 5. Learning Kit containing Book and CDs would be provided Free of Cost to the students of all the programs. 6. CETPA student Membership Card of $14 free of cost. 7. Batch Dates once selected may be changed prior to 7 days of starting of the batch. 8. Working on Live Project. Training Schedule: New Batches will be started from 6th & 20th Dec, 2011, 10th Jan, 30th Jan, 7th Feb, 21st Feb & 1st Mar, 2012. (Other dates may be offered for a group of students depending upon the availability) Training Fee:  Training Fee for .Net, PHP, Oracle, Hardware Networking and Advanced Networking: Rs. 10, 000/- [Including Registration Fee]  Training Fee for Java: Rs. 10, 000/- (for Core & Adv. Java); Rs.12, 000/- (for Core & Adv. Java with Struts, Spring & Hibernate) [Including Registration Fee]  Training Fee for Electronic Product Development: Rs. 15,000/- (for any two modules); Rs.20, 000/- (for any three modules) and Rs.25000/- (for all the four modules) [Including Registration Fee]  Training Fee for Mechanical Designing: Rs. 12, 000/- [Including Registration Fee]  Registration Fee for Training: Rs.500/-; Registration Fee for Food & Lodging: Rs.500/-  Food & Lodging Fee: Rs. 6, 000/- Per Month  Hardware Networking and Advanced Networking are only available at our Roorkee Campus. Both Weekdays & Weekend Batches Available Registration: Method 1: The registration fee may be paid by cash directly at any our campuses. Method 2: You can pay the Registration Fee by D.D. through Online Registration. For Online Registration, firstly a D.D. for the registration fee has to be made in favor of CETPA, payable at Roorkee. Then the participant should log on to our website http://www.cetpainfotech.com, and fill the Online Registration Form for Six Months Training. After filling up this form, the candidate will get a Registration Slip. The candidate should take a printout of this registration slip, and send it along with the D.D. to our Head Office Roorkee. After receiving the Registration Slip & D.D. by CETPA, a Confirmation Slip will be sent by email on the candidate’s Email ID. Method 3: You can make the payment online on our website by Debit Card/ Credit Card or Net Banking facility. Note: a) To get the details about other modes of payment, contact us at 0120-3060555/56. b) If you want to get registered for food & lodging also, the draft should be made of Rs.1, 000/- (Rs.500/- + Rs.500/-) Reporting: Reporting for a particular batch will be one day prior to the starting of the training program, with following formalities: 1. Two Passport Size Photographs 2. Xerox Copy of College I-Card 3. Confirmation Slip
  • 2. ORACLE ORACLE SQL Writing Basic SQL Statement Sub-Queries  Database Link  SELECT Statement  Sub Queries  Arithmetic Expression  Types of Sub-queries USING SET Operators   UNION OPERATOR Defining a Null Value  Single Row Sub-queries  UNION ALL OPERATOR  Column Alias  Multiple Row Sub-queries  INTERSECT OPERATOR  Concatenation Operator  Null Values in a Sub-Queries  MINUS OPERATOR  DISTINCT Keyword  Matching the SELECT Statement  DESCRIBE Keyword Creating and Managing Tables  Controlling the Order of Rows  Database Objects Restricting and Sorting Data  Create TABLE statement Date-Time Function  Using the WHERE Clause  Tables in the ORACLE  TZ_OFFSET  Comparison Conditions Database  CURRENT_DATE  Logical Conditions  Data Types  CURRENT_TIMESTAMP  ORDER BY Clause  Creating Tables Using Sub-  LOCAL_TIMESTAMP  Sorting by Multiple Column Queries  DBTIMEZONE  ALTER TABLE Statement  SESSIONTIMEZONE Single Row Function  SET UNUSED Option  EXTRACT  SQL Function  Dropping a Table  FROM_TZ  Types of Single Row Function  Truncating a Table  Conversion Function  Adding comments to a table Enhancement to the GROUP BY  Nesting Function Clause Including Constraints  General Function  Review of the GROUP Functions and  Introduction to Constraints  Conditional Expression  NOT NULL GROUP BY Clause  GROUP BY With ROLL UP and CUBE Displaying Data From Multiple  UNIQUE Operators Tables  PRIMARY KEY  GROUPING Function  Cartesian Product  FOREIGN KEY  GROUPING SETS  Equi -Join  CHECK  COMPOSITE Columns  Adding and Dropping  Concatenated Groupings  Non-Equi Join  Outer Join Constraints  Self Join  Disabling and Enabling Advance Sub-Querie  Constraints Cross Join  Review of Sub-queries  Natural Join with USING  View constraints Using Data  Column Comparisons Clause Dictionary  Using a Subquery in the FROM Clause  Scalar Subquery Expression Aggregating Data Using GROUP Views  Correlated Sub-queries Function  Why use views  Using EXITS and NOT EXISTS  Single and Complex Views  Group Functions Operator  Creating a View  Correlated UPDATED and DELETE  Types of Group Function  Modifying a View  Group Function and Null  The WITH Clause  Riles for Performing DML Values Operations on a VIEW  Using GROUP BY Clause  Removing a view  Hierarchical Retrieval  Using GROUP BY Clause on  Inline View  Hierarchical Queries Multiple Columns  TOP-n-ANALYSIS  Walking the TREE  The HAVING Clause  RANKING ROWS with LEVEL  Nested GROUP Function Controlling User-Access Pseudocolumn  Privileges  Pruning Branches  System Privileges  Creating Users  User System Privileges  Granting System Privileges  Role  Creating and Granting privileges to a Role  Changing Password  Object Privileges  WITH GRANT OPTION and PUBLIC Keyword  How to Revoke Privileges
  • 3. ADMINISTRATION- 1 Introduction (Database Architecture) Administering User Security Configuring the Oracle Network  Describe course objectives  Create and manage database Environment  Explore Oracle 10g Database user accounts  Use EM for configuring the Oracle Architecture network environment  Authenticate users  Create additional listener Installing the Oracle Database Software  Assign defaults storage  Create Net services aliases areas(table space)  Configure connect-time failover  Explain core DBA tasks and tools  Grant and revoke privileges  Control the Oracle Net Listener  Plan an Oracle Installation  Create and manage roles  Test Oracle Net connectivity  Use optimal flexible  Implement standard  Identify when to use shared v/s password security features dedicated servers architecture  Control resource usage by  Install software with the Oracle Proactive Maintenance Universal Installer (OUI) user  Use statistics  Manage the Automatic Managing Schema Objects Creating an Oracle Database Workload Repository(AWR)  Create a database with DBCA  Define schema objects and  Use the Automatic Database data types  Create a database design Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) template with the DBCA  Create and modify tables  Describe advisory framework  Generate database creation  Define Constraints  Set alert thresholds scripts with the DBCA  View the columns and  Use server generated alerts contents of a table  Use automated tasks Managing the Oracle Instance  Create indexes, views and  Start and stop the Oracle sequences Performance Management database and components  Explain the use of temporary  Use EM pages to monitor performance  Use Enterprise Manager(EM) tables  Use the SQL Tuning Advisor  Access a database with  Use the Data Dictionary  Use the SQL Access Advisor SQL*Plus and iSQL*PLUS  Use Automated Shared Memory Managing Data and Concurrency  Modify database initialization Management  Managing data through SQL  Use the Memory Advisor to size parameters  Identify and administer PL/SQL memory buffers  Understand the stages of Objects database startup  Use performance related dynamic  Describe triggers and triggering views  View the Alert log events  Troubleshoot invalid or unusable  Use the Data Dictionary  Monitoring and resolving locking objects conflicts Managing Database Storage Structures Managing Undo Data Backup and Recovery Concepts  Describe table data storage  Explain DML and undo data  Identify the types of failure in an (in blocks) generation Oracle Database  Define the purpose of tables  Monitor and administer undo  Describe ways to tune instance pace and data-files  Describe the difference between recovery  Understand and utilize Oracle undo and redo data  Importance of checkpoints, redo log  Configure undo retention files and archive log files Managed Files (OMF)  Guarantee undo retention  Configure ARCHIVELOG mode  Create and manage table  Use the undo advisor space Performing Database Backups  Obtain table space information Implementing Oracle Database  Create consistent database  Concepts and functionality of Security backup ASM  DBA responsibilities for  Back your database up security without shutting it down  Principal of least privileges  Create Incremental Backups  Enable standard database  Automate database Backup auditing  Monitor the flash recovery  Specify audit option area  Maintain audit trail
  • 4. Performing Database Recovery  Recover from loss of a control file  Recover from loss of a redo log file  Performing complete recovery following the loss of a data file Performing Flashback  Describe Flashback database  Restore the table content to a specific point in the past with Flashback Table  Recover from a dropped table  View the contents of the database as of any single point in time with Flashback Query  See versions of a row over time with Flashback Versions Query Moving Data  Describe available ways for moving data  Create and use directory objects  Use SQL*Loader to load data from a non-Oracle Database  Explain the general architecture of Data Pump  Use the Data Pump Export and Import to move data between Oracle Databases  Use external tables to move data via platform-independent files
  • 5. ADMINISTRATION - 2 Recovering from Non-Critical Losses  Recovery of non-critical files  Block Media Recovery Introduction  Creating New Temporary  RMAN BMR interface  Grid Computing Table space  Dumping and Verifying Segment  Oracle EM 10g Product Metadata  Recreating Redo Log Files, Controls Indexes and Index Table  Database Architecture Reviews Monitoring and Managing Memory space  Oracle memory Structures Configuring Recovery Manager  Read Only Table space  Automatic Shared Memory  Recovery Manager Features Recovery Management  Authentication Methods for  SGA Tuning Principles and Complaints Database Administrators  Database Control and Automatic  Using a Flash recovery Area with RMAN  Loss of Password Shared memory Management Authentication Files  Behavior of Auto-Tuned and Manual  Control File Auto backups SGA Parameters   Creating a new temporary Retention Policies and Channel  Resizing SGA_TARGET Allocation table space  PGA Management Resources  Using Recovery Manager to  Altering the default  Using the Memory Advisor connect to a target database in temporary table space for a default NOCATALOG mode database Automatic Performance Management  Displaying the current RMAN  Identifying Tunable Incomplete Recovery Components configuration settings  Recovery Steps  Oracle Wait Events and  Altering the backup retention policy for a database  Server and User Managed System Statistics recovery commands  Troubleshooting and Tuning Using Recovery Manager  Recovering a Control File Views  RMAN Command Overview Auto backup  Direct Attach to SGA for  Parallelization of Backup Sets  Creating a new control file Statistic Collection  Compressed Backups  Incomplete recovery  Workload Repository  Image Copy overview  Advisory Framework  Incomplete Recovery Best  ADDM Scenarios and Usage  Whole Database and Practices tips Incremental Backups  Simplified Recovery Through  Using the SQL Tuning and  List and REPORT commands RESRETLOGS SQL Access Advisor  Enable ARCHIVELOG mode for  Point-in-time recovery using the database RMAN  Use Recovery Manager Monitoring and Managing Storage-I Flashback  Database Storage Structures Oracle Secure Backups  Flashback Database Architecture  Space management Overview  Installation and configuration  Configuring and Monitoring  Oracle Managed Files (OMF)  Implement the Oracle Flashback Database  Row Chaining and Migrating suggested strategy  Backing Up the Flashback Recovery  Proactive Tablespace Monitoring  RMAN and Oracle Secure Area  Managing resumable Space Backup  Using Allocation  Database and File System files V$FLASH_RECOVERY_AREA_US  SYSAUX Tablespace backup/restore to tape AGE  Monitoring table and index space  Flashback Database Consideration usage  Using obtool and web interface  Using the Flashback database to configure Oracle Secure RMAN interface Backup Devices (CLI/GUI)  Managing and monitoring Flashback Monitoring and Managing Storage-II  Configuring EM for Oracle Database operations  Automated Undo Management Secure Backup and test backup  Redo Log Files to Tape(EM) Dealing with Database Corruption  Table types  Using RMAN to backup your  Block Corruption Symptoms: ORA-  Partioned Tables database to tape(CLI) 1578  Index Organized tables (IOT)  Using OB web tool to backup  DBVERIFY Utility and the ANALYZE  Managing index space with SQL file system files command  Configure optimal redo log file size  Initialization Parameter  View “Automatic Tuning of Undo DB_BLOCK_CHECKING Retention”  Segment Metadata Dump and Verification  Using Flashback for Logical Corruption and using DBMS_REPAIR
  • 6. Automatic Storage Management  ASM General Architecture and Functionalities  Dynamic Performance View Additions  Managing an ASM instance  ASM DISK Groups  Using ASMCMD command line  Migrating Your Database to ASM Storage and creating an ASM instance Automating Tasks with the Scheduler  Scheduler Concepts  Creating a Job Class and a window  Managing Jobs, Programs, Chains , Events, Schedules, Priority  Viewing and Purging Job Logs  Creating a Program and a schedule  Creating a job that uses a program and a schedule Using Globalization Support  Globalization Support Features  Encoding Schemes  Database Character Sets and National Character Sets  Specifying Language Dependent Behavior  Locale Variants  Using Linguistic Comparison and Sorting
  • 7. Short Term/ Winter/Summer/College Campus Training Programs CETPA conducts 2 Weeks, 4 Weeks & 6 Weeks Summer, Winter and Regular Training Programs in .NET, J2EE, C & C++, PHP, VHDL, Verilog HDL, Embedded System, Advance Embedded System, AutoCAD, Pro-E and other latest technologies at CETPA Campus or at the College Campus. Regarding the same, we can deliver a Free of Cost Technical Seminar at your College Campus. Once the seminar has been conducted and at least 25 students are interested to join the training, then same program can be conducted at your college campus, depending upon the students’ choice. CETPA Profile: CETPA is the acronym of Computer Education and Technology Promotion Association. As its name says, CETPA is working for Education and Technology Promotion from last One Decade. We do not compromise with the quality that’s why CETPA is the only ISO 9001:2008 certified company for quality management and has been awarded as the “Best IT and Embedded Training Organization” by Big Brands Research in 2011. The award is delivered by Mr. Chetan Bhagat during the Ceremony. CETPA is working in three fields that are Development (Software and Embedded), Education and Consultancy. Hence, we do not only provide education but also provide guidance to the students about their jobs and best path to success. We have a fair record in placement of CETPA certified students in good companies such as EA Sports/Games & a Bangalore Based Company Best of Breed Software Solutions (I) P. Ltd. (Global Partner to Infosys and India Partner to HP and Wipro), Best Web Online, etc. CETPA has conducted so many successful On Campus Seminars and Training Sessions in more than 100 colleges such as STEP IIT Roorkee, Lovely Professional University Jalandhar, MIT Muzaffarpur, KNIT Sultanpur, MMMECGorakhpur, Ideal College Ghaziabad, IIMT Meerut, RBMI Bareilly, IFTM Moradabad, G.B. Pant Engineering College Pauri Garhwal, KEC Dwarahat, Shri Sant Gadge Baba College Bhusawal, etc. CETPA has established itself as a Pioneer Engineers Training Institute with more than 50,000 satisfied students from all over India. Details of our Ex-Students are available on our website. CETPA also deals in e-Magazines, Student and Professional Membership, R&D, Tech-Fests and many other technical activities. CETPA has delivered training to R&D Team of Samtel Group (Asia’s Biggest Display Manufacturing Company). CETPA is associated with KnS and “Electronics For You” (Asia’s Biggest Electronics Print Media) for Marketing, Sales and Research. To purchase any Kit, you will get a Special Discount of 10% from CETPA. To know more please contact us. Live Projects: CETPA has developed a Web Application for Media Lab Asia (Department of IT, Govt. of India) & an Embedded System Based project for Central Electronics Limited Ghaziabad (A Government PSU). The complete microcontroller based project was developed in an area of 1.5 sq cm. Specialized live projects can be offered by CETPA InfoTech Pvt. Ltd. to interested participants & they have to complete these projects within a given time frame (which may lands up from minimum of 6 months to maximum one year). After that they will be awarded by CETPA and will be given experience letter for 6 months or one year depending on the time frame. Incentives may also be given to the candidates, depending upon their performance while handling the live projects. http://www.cetpainfotech.com For queries email us at query@cetpainfotech.com, cetpainfotech@gmail.com or SMS “CETPA” @ 09990397635, 09219602769, 09212172602, 09258017974 or Call at any of our contact numbers HEAD OFFICE: # 200, Purwavali, 2nd Floor, Opp. Railway Ticket Agency, Railway Road, Ganeshpur, Roorkee-247667 (U.A.), Ph. No.: +91-1332-264918, +91-9219602769, Fax No. 01332-274960 INDIA CORPORATE OFFICE: C-24, Sector 2, Land Mark: Near Nirula’s Hotel, Noida 201301 (U.P.) Ph. No.: +91-8800340777, +91-120-3060555, 56 BRANCH OFFICE: 401 A, 4th Floor, Land Mark: Lekhraj Khazana, Faizabad Road, Indira Nagar, Lucknow-226016 (U.P.) Ph. No: +91-522-6590802, +91-9258017974, Fax No: +91-522-6590802 Toll Free-1800-102-4262 (From any network)