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MS Access 2007 Step by Step

RDBMS Basics

Having a Brief SQL Flavor

7 Areas of Action

Locating Tables

Query Wizard

Design Queries Visually

Access writes SQL Statement behind the Scene

MS Access Reports

MS Access Modules

Tables Basics

Creating Local Tables

Example: Creating computer_schools1 Table

What is Primary & Foreign Key?

How to Create a Primary Key?

What is an Index?

How to Create a Foreign Key?

Creating Linked Tables

Five Different Queries in Focus

Select query

Make-Table query

Update query

Delete Query

Append Query -MS Access Queries

MS Access Reports & Forms

Add Grouping Levels If Required

Selecting Layout of Report - MS Access Reports

Writing Report Name & Click Finish - MS Access Reports

Report’s Design View

MS Access Reports & Forms

Select Table/Query & Fields for Form - MS Access Forms

Write Form Name and Click Finish - MS Access Forms

Form Design View

MS Access Modules & Macros

Creating Module: auto_login

auto_login Visual Basic Code

Save & Exit Visual Basic window - MS Access Module

How to get into Module Design View? - MS Access Modules & Macros

Creating Macros

Macro Design View

MS Access Data Import/Export Feature

Start the Export process - MS Access

Select File Location, Format & Name to Export the Data - MS Access 2007

Verify the Exported Data - MS Access 2007

MS Access Data Import/Export Feature

Import Spreadsheet Wizard - MS Access 2007

Change field attributes - MS Access Import Wizard

Write Name for Table & Click Finish - MS Access Import Wizard

Verify the Import Process - MS Access 2007

MS Access Built-in Functions

Building Formula/Expression field - MS Access 2007

List of MS Access built-in function

Example: Finding Years of Service

 

MS Access 2003 Step by Step

RDBMS Basics

Having a Brief SQL Flavor

7 Areas of Action

Queries

Six Different Access Queries

MS Access Macros

MS Access Modules

Before Creating Tables

Creating Local Tables

Example: Creating computer_schools Table

What is Primary & Foreign Key?

How to Create a Primary Key?

What is an Index?

How to Create a Foreign Key?

Creating Linked Tables

Five Different Queries In Focus

MS Access Queries

Select query

Make-Table query

Update query

Delete Query

Append Query

MS Access Reports & Forms

MS Access Forms

Creating Forms Using Form Wizard

Select Table/Query & Fields for Form

Select Form Layout

Select Form Style

Write Form Name and Click Finish

Form Run-Time View

Form Design View

Select Table/Query & Fields for Report

Add Grouping Levels If Required

Add Sort Order If Required

Select Layout of Report

Select Report Style

Write Report Name & Click Finish

Report’s Run View

MS Access Reports & Forms

MS Access Modules & Macros

Creating Module: auto_login

auto_login Visual Basic Code

Save & Exit Visual Basic window

auto_login Ready

MS Access Modules & Macros

Creating Macro: AutoExec

Save & Exit Macro Design View

AutoExec Macro Ready

MS Access Data Import/Export Feature

First Row Contains Heading Check Box

Import in New or Existing Table

If Necessary, Specify Each Field Info

Primary Key Field Decision

Write Name for Table & Click Finish

Verify The Import Process

Export Feature Overview

Run Table/Query

Exporting Data - Click File & Then Export

Select File Location, Format & Name - Exporting Data

Verify by Opening Exported File

MS Access 2003 Data Import/Export Feature

MS Access 2003 Data Import Feature

Select Type, File Name & Click Import - MS Access 2003 Data Import

MS Access Built-in Functions

Right Click on Empty Column & Click ‘Build’ - Expression Builder

Select the Function You Need - List of Built-in Functions

MS Access Built-In Functions - YOS (Years of Service) Calculation

 

Oracle SQL in 10 Minutes

What is SQL? Why can't we live without in Database world?

Eliminating the confusion behind three terms: SQL, PL/SQL & SQL*Plus

What is DQL, DML, DDL, TCL and DCL in SQL jargon?

The SELECT Statement

CREATE USER / ALTER USER & GRANT / REVOKE Statements

SQL Statements for Database Security

CREATE USER Statement

ALTER USER Statement

ROLES vs PRIVILEGES

Object Privileges and System Privileges

System privileges

SYSDBA & SYSOPER

CREATE USER & ALTER USER Statements

CREATE PROFILE & ALTER PROFILE Statements

SQL Operators: Comparison, Arithmetic, Logical & Other

SQL Operators, Order of precedence

Understanding Sub-Queries

SQL Functions: Single Row & Group Functions

Numeric Functions

Conversion Functions

Other Single Row Functions

SQL built-in Group Functions

Different types Oracle SQL Joins

Self Join

Cartesian Product, Equi-Join

What's so special about "Outer Joins"?

UPDATE, INSERT & DELETE Statements

CREATE, ALTER & DROP Statement

Oracle Data Types - A Quick Overview

CREATE TABLE ... AS SELECT Statement

Altering the Table Structure

Data integrity constraints or simply constraints

CONSTRAINTS

NOVALIDATE CONSTRAINT

Primary Key constraint

FOREIGN KEY

Referential Integrity

How Data Integrity & Data Consistency is achieved in Oracle (or any RDBMS)?

Difference between Linking & Joining Tables

Other Database Objects

SQL Statements for Other Database Objects

INDEX

SEQUENCE

SYNONYM

 

Oracle 9i Database Administration in 10 Minutes

Data Management Genie

Understanding the complete Oracle Environment

Oracle Performance Tuning

Alert Log File

Background Process, Event & User Trace Files

MAX_DUMP_FILE_SIZE init.ora parameter

Dynamic Performance Views (V$) & Data Dictionary Views

V$SESSION, DBA_TABLES, DBA_DATA_FILES

Understanding the Oracle Instance

Understanding Oracle Instance’s Memory Architecture

Understanding Oracle Instance’s Background Processes

Understanding the working of Oracle Instance

Oracle Instance background processes; dedicated server mode

Restaurant Running Under Shared Waitress Mode

Shared Server or Dedicated Server?

Physical Architecture

Oracle physical files and their purpose

Logical Architecture

Physical & logical architecture relationship

Relationship between logical and physical architecture of database

Segments (database objects) can lie in more than one data file

How Oracle Instance Uses Redo Log Files?

Oracle software for free from oracle website (www.oracle.com)

Oracle 9i Software Installation

Oracle Enterprise Edition

Oracle Universal Installer (OUI)

Before using DBCA we have to set certain OS environment variables

Location of all Oracle physical files

ORACLE_BASE, ORALCE_HOME, DB_NAME and SID

init(SID).ora file parameters

Multiplexed control files

Set the maximum number of datafiles, redo log groups etc.

Data files

Redo Log Group

Save the settings for your database in a template

<Password Management> button

Use Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) to test connection

<Start>, <All Programs>, <Oracle>, <Configuration & Migration Tools> and finally <Database Configuration Assistance>

DBCA (Database Configuration Assistant)

Using DBCA you can create a new database

Oracle 9i Database Design using DBCA

Decide on Global Database Name & Domain

Dedicated Server or Shared Server Mode

Decide on SGA sizing

DB Sizing

Oracle Net needs to be configured on server as well as on each client

Select protocol as TCP/IP

Service name will be Global Database Name of Oracle Database Server

Service Name & Net Service Name is not same

Net Service Name or tnsnames.ora file

Create the tnsnames.ora file

Oracle Net Manager showing no Service Name

Assign the name to the listener process

“Add Address” of newly added listener process to tree

Database Service

Save network configuration and start the Listener

Listener process can be activated under the “Services”

Enabling Other Computers to Access Oracle Server

oemapp console

Tablespaces

Select locally managed or Dictionary managed extents

Manage data files using Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)

Manage redo log files & groups using Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)

Complete users management using Oracle Enterprise Manager

Oracle Instance management using Oracle Enterprise Manger

Memory tab gives you full control over Oracle Instance memory architecture components

Oracle Enterprise Manger -A SQL-Less DB Mgmt Software

User-Managed Offline Backup

Backup all the data files

Backup the Control File

User-Managed Complete Recovery in NOARCHIVELOG Mode

User-Managed Complete Recovery in ARCHIVELOG Mode

Recover Data File

Difference between Recovery in ARCHIVELOG mode & NOARCHIVELOG mode

 

 

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