Professionals with prior Oracle SQL experience
SQL developers working with complex queries and large datasets
Database analysts and reporting professionals
Business analysts using SQL for advanced data analysis
BI developers working with Oracle-based systems
Application support engineers handling database queries
Professionals preparing for advanced SQL or PL/SQL roles
Teams working in Oracle enterprise database environments
Deepen expertise in advanced Oracle SQL concepts
Work with inline views, derived tables, and complex joins
Use analytical (window) functions for advanced reporting
Design performance-optimized SQL queries
Understand and apply indexes and execution plans
Create and manage sequences and auto-generated keys
Compare and use views and materialized views effectively
Apply SQL best practices for enterprise environments
Oracle SQL Advanced Training is a hands-on, advanced-level course designed for professionals who want to deepen their SQL expertise and work with complex queries, advanced analytics, and performance-oriented SQL using Oracle Database. The course builds on foundational SQL knowledge and focuses on writing efficient, scalable, and enterprise-ready SQL solutions.
The training begins with a structured recap of Oracle SQL fundamentals to ensure all learners start with a strong baseline. It then progresses into advanced topics such as complex joins, inline views and derived tables, correlated subqueries, and analytical (window) functions used for advanced reporting and data analysis.
As the course advances, learners explore performance-focused concepts including indexes, execution plans, and query tuning techniques. The course also covers enterprise database objects such as sequences, views, and materialized views, along with practical guidance on when and how to use them effectively.
By the end of the course, learners will be able to design high-performing SQL queries, analyze and optimize query execution, and apply advanced Oracle SQL features to support analytics, reporting, and application development in real-world enterprise environments.
To successfully complete Oracle SQL Advanced Training, learners should have:
Prior experience writing SQL queries using Oracle Database
Understanding of SELECT statements, joins, functions, and subqueries
Familiarity with GROUP BY, HAVING, and basic set operators
Experience working with relational database tables and keys
Comfort using tools such as Oracle SQL Developer or Oracle LiveSQL
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Write complex and optimized SQL queries using Oracle Database
Use inline views and derived tables to simplify and structure queries
Apply analytical (window) functions for advanced reporting and analysis
Design efficient queries using advanced joins and correlated subqueries
Create and manage sequences and auto-generated keys
Analyze execution plans and apply basic query tuning techniques
Implement and compare views and materialized views
Optimize SQL performance using indexes and best practices
This course prepares learners for advanced database and SQL-focused roles that require strong querying, optimization, and analytical skills using Oracle Database. After completing the training, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
SQL Developer
Database Analyst
Senior Reporting Analyst
Data Analyst (SQL-Focused)
Business Intelligence (BI) Developer
Application Support Engineer (Database-Focused)
Oracle Database Developer
Data Engineering or ETL Support Roles
Module 1: Recap of Oracle SQL Fundamentals
Review of SELECT queries, joins, functions, and subqueries
Recap of aggregations, GROUP BY, HAVING, and set operators
Reinforcing SQL best practices from the beginner level
Module 2: Advanced SQL Review and Best Practices
Writing complex and efficient SQL queries
Improving query readability and maintainability
Common SQL anti-patterns and best practices
Module 3: Advanced Joins and Complex Query Patterns
Advanced join scenarios and self-joins
Multi-table joins and conditional joins
Optimizing join performance
Module 4: Inline Views and Derived Tables
Understanding inline views and derived tables
Using subqueries in the FROM clause
Practical use cases for query simplification and optimization
Module 5: Advanced Subqueries and Correlated Queries
Correlated subqueries in real-world scenarios
EXISTS, NOT EXISTS, and advanced filtering logic
Performance considerations for nested queries
Module 6: Analytical (Window) Functions in Oracle
Introduction to analytical functions
Using OVER, PARTITION BY, and ORDER BY
ROW_NUMBER, RANK, DENSE_RANK, running totals, and analytics
Module 7: Advanced Aggregations and Reporting Queries
Complex GROUP BY and HAVING scenarios
Combining aggregations with analytical functions
Advanced reporting and analytical query patterns
Module 8: Sequences and Auto-Generated Keys
Creating and managing Oracle sequences
Using sequences for primary and foreign keys
Handling auto-generated values in INSERT operations
Module 9: Indexes and SQL Performance Optimization
Understanding indexes and their impact on performance
Types of indexes and when to use them
Identifying and resolving slow-running queries
Module 10: Views and Materialized Views
Creating and managing standard views
Understanding materialized views and refresh options
Comparing views vs. materialized views
Module 11: Execution Plans and Query Tuning Basics
Understanding execution plans
Using EXPLAIN PLAN for query analysis
Writing performance-aware SQL
Module 12: Practical SQL Optimization Scenarios
Real-world SQL performance tuning examples
Refactoring queries for efficiency
Best practices for enterprise SQL development
As organizations handle increasingly complex data environments, there is strong demand for professionals who can write advanced SQL queries, optimize database performance, and support analytics and reporting at scale. Oracle Database remains a core enterprise platform across industries, and advanced SQL skills are critical for working efficiently with large, complex datasets.
In sectors such as finance, healthcare, government, manufacturing, and technology, professionals are expected not only to retrieve data but also to analyze query performance, apply advanced SQL techniques, and ensure reliable data access for applications and reports. Poorly optimized SQL can lead to slow systems, inaccurate reporting, and operational inefficiencies.
This course directly addresses the growing need for:
SQL developers working with enterprise Oracle databases
Database and BI professionals responsible for performance tuning
Analysts building complex reporting and analytical queries
Organizations relying on Oracle SQL for mission-critical systems
Teams seeking to optimize query performance and scalability
Professionals preparing for advanced database and data engineering roles
By mastering advanced Oracle SQL concepts, learners gain the ability to design efficient, high-performing queries and support enterprise-grade data solutions. This course helps organizations improve database performance, strengthen analytics capabilities, and reduce operational risks through optimized SQL practices.