Explore practical and useful tips and techniques with regard to building Internet applications using Oracle and Oracle Application Server. This book discusses how to build your dotcom using Oracle technology -- with detailed topics like recognized bugs and errors, troubleshooting advice and design and development tips and techniques, as well as solutions and code, when applicable, to help you avoid some of the pitfalls and frustration associated with learning and developing applications. Reviews "This book offers information from Oracle experts who know the Oracle database and Oracle Web development product suite. Nowhere else can one find all the answers for deploying a Web solution with the best tools on the market. With the information overload regarding Web-based technology solutions, this book clearly and concisely sorts through all the hype." -- Amazon Reader Review "If this book had been written two years ago, it would have saved me a lot of time and agony. Bradley Brown really knows how to answer those important questions to make you go forward in development with OAS. "The book contains a lot of useful tips and the techniques are explained in a straightforward and simple way that is easy to understand. Here, you can find some of that information you want, but can't find in the Oracle documentation." -- Amazon Reader Review "I've started to read this book and, as always with TUSC, you can't go wrong. For the best on Oracle Web development, this one is a must." -- Amazon Reader Review About the Author Bradley D. Brown is chairman of the board and chief architect of TUSC. He has been working with management information systems for almost 20 years, including a majority of them with a focus on Oracle. He is recognized worldwide as a leading Oracle author. Click here to learn more about Brad. Table of Contents		Author Bradley D. Brown Book Information Paperback 1,119 pages ISBN: 0072122420 Downloads Sample Scripts (149Kb) Order it from Amazon
Chapter 1: Oracle Database 10g Architecture Options Chapter 2: Installing Oracle Database 10g and Creating a Database Chapter 3: Upgrading to Oracle Database 10g Chapter 4: Planning Oracle Applications -- Approaches, Risks and Standards Chapter 5: The Basic Parts of Speech in SQL Chapter 6: Basic SQL*Plus Reports and Commands Chapter 7: Getting Text Information and Changing It Chapter 8: Searching for Regular Expressions Chapter 9: Playing the Numbers Chapter 10: Dates: Then, Now and the Difference Chapter 11: Conversion and Transformation Functions Chapter 12: Grouping Things Together Chapter 13: When One Query Depends Upon Another Chapter 14: Some Complex Possibilities Chapter 15: Changing Data: Insert, Update, Merge and Delete Chapter 16: DECODE and CASE: If, Then and Else in SQL Chapter 17: Creating and Managing Tables, Views, Indexes, Clusters and Sequences Chapter 18: Basic Oracle Security Chapter 19: Advanced Security -- Virtual Private Databases Chapter 20: Working with Tablespaces Chapter 21: Using SQL*Loader to Load Data Chapter 22: Using Data Pump Export and Import Chapter 23: Accessing Remote Data Chapter 24: Using Materialized Views Chapter 25: Using Oracle Text for Text Searches Chapter 26: Using External Tables Chapter 27: Using Flashback Queries Chapter 28: Flashback -- Tables and Databases Chapter 29: An Introduction to PL/SQL Chapter 30: Triggers Chapter 31: Procedures, Functions and Packages Chapter 32: Using Native Dynamic SQL and DBMS_SQL Chapter 33: Implementing Types, Object Views and Methods Chapter 34: Collectors (Nested Tables and Varying Arrays) Chapter 35: Using Large Objects Chapter 36: Advanced Object-Oriented Concepts Chapter 37: An Introduction to Java Chapter 38: JDBC Programming Chapter 39: Java Stored Procedures Chapter 40: Oracle Real Application Clusters Chapter 41: Grid Architecture and Management Chapter 42: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Oracle Data Dictionary Chapter 43: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Tuning Applications and SQL Chapter 44: Case Studies in Tuning Chapter 45: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Oracle Application Server 10g Chapter 46: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Database Administration Chapter 47: The Hitchhiker's Guide to XML in Oracle Alphabetical Reference: Good Sites