Week 1: PL/SQL basics — blocks, variables, control flow.
Week 2: Cursors and explicit cursor handling.
Week 3: Procedures, functions, and packages.
Week 4: Exception handling and defensive coding.
Week 5: Collections, records, and object types.
Week 6: Dynamic SQL and security considerations.
Week 7: Performance tuning and bulk operations.
Week 8: Testing, debugging, and real-world case studies.
To convince you why this book is worth investing in (even if you have to buy it), here is a roadmap of the 7th Edition:
Part I: Programming in PL/SQL
Part II: PL/SQL Language Structure
Part III: Cursors and Bulk Operations
Part IV: Collections
Part V: Dynamic SQL
Part VI: PL/SQL for Modern Development
From Code-Based Access Control (CBAC) to fine-grained auditing, the 7th edition addresses the modern security landscape. It teaches you how to write "Definer vs. Invoker" rights code that actually protects data.
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