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The Oracle Database Application Developer’s Guide - Fundamentals describes basic application development features of Oracle Database 10g. Information in this guide applies to features that work the same on all supported platforms, and does not include system-specific information. Oracle Database Application Developer’s Guide - Fundamentals is intended for programmers developing new applications or converting existing applications to run in the Oracle Database environment. This book will also be valuable to systems analysts, project managers, and others interested in the development of database applications. This guide assumes that you have a working knowledge of application programming, and that you are familiar with the use of Structured Query Language (SQL) to access information in relational database systems. Certain sections of this guide also assume a knowledge of the basic concepts of object-oriented programming. Introduction to Application Development Features of Oracle Database. Programmatic Environments: Overview of Developing an Oracle Database Application, Overview of PL/SQL, Overview of Java Support Built Into the Database, Overview of Pro*C/C++, Overview of Pro*COBOL, Overview of OCI and OCCI Overview of Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET), Overview of Oracle Objects for OLE (OO4O), Choosing a Programming Environment. Part 2 Designing the Database, Chapter 2, “Selecting a Datatype”, Chapter 3, “Maintaining Data Integrity Through Constraints”, Chapter 4, “Selecting an Index Strategy”, Chapter 5, “How Oracle Database Processes SQL Statements”, Chapter 6, “Coding Dynamic SQL Statements”, Chapter 7, “Using Procedures and Packages”, Chapter 8, “Calling External Procedures”. Part 3 The Active Database, Chapter 9, “Using Triggers”, Chapter 10, “Working With System Events”, Chapter 11, “Using the Publish-Subscribe Model for Applications”. Developing Specialized Applications: Chapter 12, “Using Regular Expressions With Oracle Database”, Chapter 13, “Developing Web Applications with PL/SQL”, Chapter 14, “Porting Non-Oracle Applications to Oracle Database 10g”, Chapter 15, “Using Flashback Features”, Chapter 16, “Using Oracle XA with Transaction Monitors”.
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