ORACLE
The Oracle basics section covers the fundamentals of the Oracle Database. The major purpose of this instructional series is to assist you in establishing a solid Oracle Database Foundation. After finishing this course, you’ll be able to construct complicated SQL queries for accessing data and managing database objects.
Because this instructional series is practical, you will require access to an Oracle Database 12c, 18c, or 19 c environment for hands-on exercises and concept validation. If you don’t have an Oracle Database system to work with, you may download one from the Oracle website and install it for learning reasons. The Oracle basics section covers the fundamentals of the Oracle Database. The primary purpose of this instructional series is to assist you in developing a solid Oracle Database Foundation.. You’ll be able to construct advanced SQL queries for accessing data and managing database objects after finishing this series.
EDITIONS
Because this instructional series is practical, you will require access to an Oracle Database 12c, 18c, or 19 c environment for hands-on exercises and concept proofing. If you don’t already have an Oracle Database system, you may download one from The Oracle Development website and install it for learning reasons. Oracle is a registered brand of Oracle Corporation that refers to the database engine (a relational database with object-oriented characteristics) and a suite of front-end products. From the corporate to small workgroups, from the cloud to mobile devices, and from super-clusters to single servers, Oracle database systems provide breakthrough technologies and industry-leading price/performance. Oracle has increased the database’s scalability, usefulness, and manageability with each edition.
Oracle database is offered in five versions, each of which is appropriate for distinct development and deployment circumstances. There are also various database options, packs, and other items that expand the capabilities of the Oracle database for specialized uses. Here is a list of Oracle database editions.
DATABASE
Oracle Database Standard Edition One: Provides exceptional simplicity of use, power, and performance for workgroup, department-level, and Web applications.Includes everything needed to construct mission-critical applications, from single-server setups for small businesses to massively dispersed branch systems.Oracle Database Standard EditionProvides the exceptional simplicity of use, power, and performance of Standard Edition One, as well as support for bigger machines and service clustering with Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC).Oracle Database Enterprise Edition delivers the speed, availability, scalability, and security necessary for mission-critical applications including high-volume online transaction processing, query-intensive data warehouses, and demanding Internet applications.Contains all of the Oracle Database components and may be upgraded further by purchasing options and packs.Oracle Database Express Edition (ODB Express)
