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 \nWhy Learn SQL?  \nAn Introduction to Databases  \nLAB 1.1 The Relational Database  \nWhat Is Data?  \nHow Is Data Organized?  \nOverview of SQL Language Commands  \nLab 1.1 Exercises  \nLab 1.1 Exercise Answers  \nLab 1.1 Quiz  \nLAB 1.2 Data Normalization and Table Relationships Data Normalization  \nTable Relationships  \nDatabase Schema Diagrams  \nDatabase Development Context  \nTable of Contents  \nLab 1.2 Exercises  \nLab 1.2 Exercise Answers  \nLab 1.2 Quiz  \nLAB 1.3 The STUDENT Schema Diagram The STUDENT Table  \nThe COURSE Table  \nThe SECTION Table  \nThe INSTRUCTOR Table  \nThe ZIPCODE Table  \nThe ENROLLMENT Table  \nThe GRADE_TYPE Table  \nThe GRADE Table  \nThe GRADE_TYPE_WEIGHT Table  \nThe GRADE_CONVERSION Table  \nLab 1.3 Exercises  \nLab 1.3 Exercise Answers  \nLab 1.3 Quiz  \nWorkshop  \nCHAPTER 2 SQL: The Basics  \nLAB 2.1 The SQL Execution Environment Accessing the Oracle Database Server  \nGetting Started with SQL Developer  \nSQL and the Oracle Database Server  \nCreating a Database Connection for SQL Developer Exploring Database Table Objects  \nThe SQL Developer Worksheet  \nCommonly Used Data Types  \nLab 2.1 Exercises  \nLab 2.1 Exercise Answers  \nLab 2.1 Quiz  \nTable of Contents  \nLAB 2.2 The Anatomy of a SELECT Statement How to Write a SQL Query  \nConstructing the SQL Statement in SQL Developer  \nThe SQL Worksheet Icons  \nEliminating Duplicates with DISTINCT or UNIQUE  \nFormatting a SQL Statement in SQL Developer  \nWriting Multiple Statements in the SQL Worksheet  \nSQL Developers Statement History  \nLab 2.2 Exercises  \nLab 2.2 Exercise Answers  \nLab 2.2 Quiz  \nLAB 2.3 An Introduction to SQL*Plus  \nWhy Learn About SQL*Plus?  \nStarting SQL*Plus  \nExiting SQL*Plus  \nThe Remote Database and SQL*Plus  \nLogon Problems  \nExecuting SQL Commands Using SQL*Plus  \nThe SQL*Plus Buffer  \nFormatting SQL*Plus Results  \nDisplaying the Number of Rows Returned  \nSQL*Plus Commands versus SQL Statements  \nSaving and Running SQL Statements in SQL*Plus Discontinuation of the SQL*Plus for Windows GUI Version Differences Between SQL Developer and SQL*Plus  \nLab 2.3 Exercises  \nLab 2.3 Exercise Answers  \nLab 2.3 Quiz  \nWorkshop  \nCHAPTER 3 The WHERE and ORDER BY Clauses  \nTable of Contents  \nLAB 3.1 The WHERE Clause  \nComparison Operators  \nLogical Operators  \nLab 3.1 Exercises  \nLab 3.1 Exercise Answers  \nLab 3.1 Quiz  \nLAB 3.2 The ORDER BY Clause  \nUsing the ORDER BY Clause  \nSorting Data Using SQL Developers GUI Functionality  \nColumn Alias  \nComments in SQL Statements  \nSaving Your SQL Statements  \nUnderstanding Oracle Error Messages  \nReading the Oracle Error Message Carefully  \nResolving One Error at a Time  \nDouble-Checking the Syntax of Your Statement  \nLooking Up the Oracle Error Number  \nLab 3.2 Exercises  \nLab 3.2 Exercise Answers  \nLab 3.2 Quiz  \nWorkshop  \nCHAPTER 4 Character, Number, and Miscellaneous Functions Data Types  \nReading Syntax Diagrams  \nLAB 4.1 Character Functions  \nThe LOWER Function  \nThe UPPER and INITCAP Functions  \nThe LPAD and RPAD Functions  \nThe DUAL Table  \nThe LTRIM, RTRIM, and TRIM Functions  \nTable of Contents  \nThe SUBSTR Function  \nThe INSTR Function  \nThe LENGTH Function  \nFunctions in WHERE and ORDER BY Clauses  \nNested Functions  \nConcatenation  \nThe REPLACE Function  \nThe TRANSLATE Function  \nThe SOUNDEX Function  \nWhich Character Function Should You Use? 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