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Write Large SQL Statementsanguages; we need to understand why SQL is different. Large SQL statements create several risks and opportunities; we must be aware of the consequences of parsing, optimizer transformations, resource consumption, context switches, and parallelism. Finally, we need to learn how to read and debug large SQL statements.

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Build Sets with Inline Views and ANSI Join SyntaxWe’re almost ready to dive into advanced SQL features. In Part I we built a solid foundation for SQL programming. Before we start using advanced features, we need to discuss how to construct our SQL statements.

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Modify Data with Advanced DMLNow that we learned how to write advanced SQL statements to retrieve data, it is time to learn how to write advanced SQL statements to change data. Oracle Data Manipulation Language (DML) lets us insert, update, and delete data.

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Improve the Database with Advanced Oracle Schema ObjectsSo far this book has used pre-built objects but now it’s time to start making our own. This book assumes you are familiar with basic Data Definition Language commands like .. This chapter describes advanced features of Oracle schema objects and the advanced DDL commands to create and maintain them.

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Stop Coding and Start WritingPart I explained the importance of SQL and built a solid foundation for SQL development. Part II discussed sets and advanced features needed to build powerful SQL statements. We now have the motivation, efficient processes, and advanced knowledge, but that is not enough. Part III discusses the styles and patterns needed to write elegant SQL.