Oracle for professionals. Architecture, programming methods and the main features of versions 9i, 10G, 11G and 12C

The book is a universal source of deep knowledge about the design, development and administration of Oracle applications. The third edition continues to study the use of Oracle databases to build scalable applications that operate effectively and create correct results. Tom Kite and Darl Kun adhere to a simple philosophy: you can interpret the Oracle database as a black box and only place data there or you can fully figure it out and operate as a powerful computing environment. Having selected the second approach, you will find that there are very few information management tasks that cannot be solved quickly and elegantly. The features of the development of applications up to the Oracle 12C version are completely revised in the third edition. Most of the new material is devoted to the emerging set of Oracle clouds and the use of connected databases. Each new tool is explained in the manner supported by examples with a discussion not only of how it works, but also a way to implement software with its use and related common errors./Do not perceive the Oracle database as a black box! Take this book. Take a look behind the scenes. Accelerate your career growth!
fully revised material for covering the Oracle 12c
approach based on real examples: Let the facts become your guide
A deep analysis of the most powerful Oracle /> In the book are considered The following topics
Development of the approach to solving problems based on facts
control of transactions in Wednesdays with a high degree of parallelism
data access due to effective design of tables and indices
management of memory and memory structures, allowing to achieve high performance and reliability
Improving scaling using sectioning and parallel processing
Data uploading and unloading for interaction with external systems
For whom this book is intended for the Oracle databases, developers on PL/SQL and Java, which write a code deployed inside the database and developers of external applications using Dunn databases Oracle as a storage. The book is focused on those who seek to create effective and scalable applications. The art codes of all examples considered in the book can be downloaded from the publishing house website at http://archive.williamspubling.com/cgi-bin/materials.cgi?isbn? = 978-5-8459-2042-3. The book is discussed in a separate message on the blog of Victor Shtond