Build a practical foundation in Oracle PL/SQL 21c and learn to create structured programs that handle data accurately and make logical decisions. This course guides you through declaring and applying variables, distinguishing constants from variable constraints, and using %TYPE and %ROWTYPE to maintain datatype consistency. You will also work with procedures for modular programming, manipulate and compare strings with LIKE, CHAR, and VARCHAR2, and control program flow using IF-THEN-ELSE and CASE expressions.
Designed for beginners and intermediate SQL users, the course helps you translate business requirements into clear PL/SQL blocks and reusable procedures. Through hands-on examples, practice quizzes, and graded assessments, you will strengthen problem-solving skills, improve coding accuracy, and apply reliable data-handling techniques to workplace programming scenarios.
The course’s step-by-step structure makes it distinctive: you progress from variables, constants, and constraints to datatype management and conditional logic. By the end, you will be able to design, implement, analyze, and evaluate Oracle PL/SQL solutions with greater clarity and precision.
Status: SQL
SQL
Status: PL/SQL
PL/SQL
Course·4 hours
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5.0
·Reviewed Apr 13, 2026
I appreciate how the instructor started from basic concepts and slowly moved to advanced logic. It helped me build strong fundamentals in Oracle PLSQL.
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 28, 2025
This course helped me understand Oracle PLSQL from the ground up. I can now declare
variables, use constants, and write clean PL/SQL blocks confidently.
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 6, 2026
As a beginner, I was afraid of PLSQL, but this course made it simple. The practice quizzes helped me test my knowledge and improve my coding accuracy.
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 12, 2026
This course really improved my understanding of datatypes and string manipulation. The hands-on examples were very useful for real-world scenarios.
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 20, 2025
The hands-on exercises were the best part. They helped me practice real scenarios and
improve my coding accuracy.
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 2, 2026
I liked the step-by-step teaching style of this course. Each concept was explained with examples, which made learning conditional logic and procedures much easier for me.
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 8, 2026
The course is well structured and easy to follow. I learned how to analyze business requirements and convert them into proper PLSQL blocks.
5.0
·Reviewed Jan 20, 2026
This course helped me understand Oracle PLSQL from the basics. The explanation of
variables, constants, and datatypes was very clear. I feel more confident now while writing
PLSQL programs.
5.0
·Reviewed Jan 18, 2026
The examples were practical and relatable. After finishing the course, I feel confident applying
PLSQL to actual business requirements.
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 16, 2025
The instructor explained datatypes and constraints in a very simple way. I finally understand
how datatype consistency works and why it matters.
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 11, 2025
Before this course, PLSQL seemed confusing. Now I’m able to design procedures and use
conditional logic without hesitation.
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 2, 2025
I loved the step-by-step teaching style. Every lesson felt easy to follow, and the quizzes
reinforced my learning really well.
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Leonardo
1.0
·Reviewed Feb 18, 2026
Please correct the list of skills, because it says things like :
"What you'll learn
Design 2D/3D games with rendering, textures, and transformations.
Implement collision logic, scoring, lives, and level mechanics.
Build and deploy a complete Brick Breaker game in MonoGame."
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Hasnain
5.0
·Reviewed Jan 21, 2026
This course helped me understand Oracle PLSQL from the basics. The explanation of
variables, constants, and datatypes was very clear. I feel more confident now while writing
PLSQL programs.
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Kenji
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 3, 2026
I liked the step-by-step teaching style of this course. Each concept was explained with examples, which made learning conditional logic and procedures much easier for me.
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Veda
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 29, 2025
This course helped me understand Oracle PLSQL from the ground up. I can now declare
variables, use constants, and write clean PL/SQL blocks confidently.
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Atah
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 14, 2026
I appreciate how the instructor started from basic concepts and slowly moved to advanced logic. It helped me build strong fundamentals in Oracle PLSQL.
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Nabeel
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 7, 2026
As a beginner, I was afraid of PLSQL, but this course made it simple. The practice quizzes helped me test my knowledge and improve my coding accuracy.
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Kevin
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 13, 2026
This course really improved my understanding of datatypes and string manipulation. The hands-on examples were very useful for real-world scenarios.
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Alvina
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 17, 2025
The instructor explained datatypes and constraints in a very simple way. I finally understand
how datatype consistency works and why it matters.
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Matloob
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 9, 2026
The course is well structured and easy to follow. I learned how to analyze business requirements and convert them into proper PLSQL blocks.
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Carver
5.0
·Reviewed Jan 19, 2026
The examples were practical and relatable. After finishing the course, I feel confident applying
PLSQL to actual business requirements.
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Migdalia
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 3, 2025
I loved the step-by-step teaching style. Every lesson felt easy to follow, and the quizzes
reinforced my learning really well.
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Syed
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 12, 2025
Before this course, PLSQL seemed confusing. Now I’m able to design procedures and use
conditional logic without hesitation.
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Alene
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 20, 2025
The hands-on exercises were the best part. They helped me practice real scenarios and
improve my coding accuracy.
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Raul
5.0
·Reviewed Jul 23, 2026
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Muhammad
3.0
·Reviewed Sep 8, 2026
The instructor should explain the topic first with proper slides/PPT and then show the code. Directly opening the code and explaining it is difficult to follow. Also, there is nothing related to 3D in the course, so please change the description as it feels misleading.