Oracle Training Overview
This intensive seminar demonstrates how sophisticated Oracle Designer models may be used to generate complete modules for client/server applications. Participants will walk through the numerous options for the Server Generator. Complex topics of forward and reverse engineering, reconciliation, use of templates and many others are considered.
Oracle Training Prerequisites
- Oracle Database 10g: Introduction to SQL
- Oracle 10g Designer Data Modeling
- Oracle 10g Designer Systems Analysis & Modeling
- Oracle Database 10g: Architecture For Developers
Oracle Training Audience
Oracle client/server developers
Oracle Training Suggested Next Courses
Suggested Next Courses
Oracle 10g Forms I: Build Internet Applications
Oracle Training Course duration
3 Days
Oracle Training At Course Completion
- Students will know the Server Generator
- Students will understand Forward Engineering
- Students will understand Reverse Engineering
Oracle Training Course outline
- DATABASE GENERATION WITH ORACLE DESIGNER
- Systems Methodologies
- Using Oracle Designer
- USING THE DATABASE DESIGN TRANSFORMER
- Transformation Using Default Settings
- Transformation Using Custom Settings
- Transformation Using Additional
- TRANSFORMING SUPERTYPES & SUBTYPES
- Transforming Supertypes
- About Surrogate Keys
- A Supertype Scenario
- INTRODUCING THE DESIGN EDITOR
- A Tour Of The Design Editor
- Design Editor Opti_R
- DESIGNING DISTRIBUTION OBJECTS
- Building The Production
- Defining Distribution Objects
- DESIGNING DATABASE ADMINISTRATION OBJECTS
- Defining Oracle Databases
- Creating Storage Definitions
- Defining Tablespaces
- Defining Data Files
- Defining Log Files
- Defining Rollback Segments
- Defining Directories
- DESIGNING USER-RELATED OBJECTS
- About User-Related Objects
- Defining Users
- Defining Roles
- Defining Profiles
- DESIGNING THE SERVER MODEL (TABLES)
- Using Server Model Diagrams
- Defining Tables
- DESIGNING THE SERVER MODEL (CONSTRAINTS)
- Defining Primary Key Constraints
- Defining Unique Constraints
- Defining Foreign Key Constraints
- Defining Check Constraints
- DESIGNING THE SERVER MODEL (ADVANCED OBJECTS)
- Advanced Server Model Objects
- Defining Indexes
- Defining Synonyms
- Defining Relational Views
- Defining Materialized Views
- Defining Clusters
- User-Specific Database Implementations
- THE DATABASE SERVER GENERATOR
- Generate Database Administration Objects
- Generate Server Model
- REPOSITORY REPORTS FOR DATABASE DESIGN
- Find A Report
- Run A Report
- Understanding The Report Groups
- Reports You Should Run
- DESIGN CAPTURE
- Design Capture, Define Physical Objects
- Design Capture, Retrofit Logical Objects
- USING THE DEPENDENCY MANAGER
- About The Dependency Manager
- Building Dependencies
- Showing Dependencies
- Working With Individual Dependency Records
- Using The Dependency Manager Tools
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