Pranav Bakare

Pranav Bakare @mrcaption49

About: Oracle PLSQL Developer with 3.7 years of Experience in Database domain

Location:
Nashik,Maharashtra,India
Joined:
Sep 1, 2024

Pranav Bakare
articles - 250 total

Cursor and It's Types in Oracle Database

Implicit Cursor Explicit Cursor RefCursor SysRefCursor 🔹 1. Implicit Cursor Created automatically...

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DBMS_SCHEDULER.CREATE_JOB in Oracle

🛠 A Comprehensive Guide to DBMS_SCHEDULER.CREATE_JOB in Oracle Automating tasks in Oracle Database...

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Constraints and Indexes on Oracle Tables Using Data Dictionary Views

🔍 How to Inspect Constraints and Indexes on Oracle Tables Using Data Dictionary Views Oracle...

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Foreign Keys in SQL

🔗 Understanding Foreign Keys in SQL: A Complete Guide (Oracle-Focused) ✅ What is a Foreign Key? A...

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Indexing In Oracle Database

In Oracle, there are multiple ways to define (declare) indexes, depending on the type of index and...

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Audit Table with Trigger in Oracle Database

🔍 Audit Table with Trigger – Core Concept Audit tables are used to log changes (INSERT, UPDATE,...

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Audit Tables in Oracle SQL Database

✅ What Are Audit Tables? Audit tables are auxiliary tables used to log and track changes (INSERT,...

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DBMS_SCHEDULER in ORACLE Database

🧠 What is DBMS_SCHEDULER? DBMS_SCHEDULER is a built-in Oracle PL/SQL package that allows you to...

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External Tables in Oracle

🔍 External Tables in Oracle: Querying File-Based Data Without Inserting It In the world of...

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TRIM vs RTRIM function in ORACLE SQL

The main difference between TRIM and RTRIM is how they handle whitespace (or other specified...

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Data Dictionary Views (tables)

Data Dictionary (or Data Dictionary Views) ✅ What is the Data Dictionary? The Data Dictionary is a...

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Security Trigger | D1

Security Trigger SELECT table_owner,trigger_name, table_name, triggering_event, trigger_type,...

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Creation of a table | Primary key constraint | Sequence | Public synonyms with Grants

Script defines the creation of a table, a primary key constraint, a sequence, and public synonyms...

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Stale User session

A stale user session in a system refers to a session that has become inactive, outdated, or no longer...

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What is continuous integration (CI)

What is continuous integration (CI)? Continuous integration is the practice of integrating all your...

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DevOps for Cloud Engineers....

📑 DevOps for Cloud Engineers Cloud Engineering and DevOps go hand in hand. CI/CD makes...

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Top 5 things that will help you during your Interview Process

Helpful Tools and Platforms During Interview Preparation: LinkedIn Useful for networking and...

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DB developer to QA to UAT

Flow: DB Developer (Unit Testing) ↓ QA (System + Integration + Regression Testing) ...

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NONPARTITIONED ONLINE in Oracle SQL

In Oracle versions prior to 19c, if a table had only one partition, you could not drop that last...

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Cursor Attributes in PLSQL

In the context of Oracle SQL, especially in PL/SQL, the different types of cursor attributes are used...

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AWS services and concepts

As a developer, knowing the most famous AWS services and concepts can help you build, deploy, and...

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Security Triggers in PL/SQL

When implementing security triggers in your PL/SQL, you should focus on the following three critical...

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[Boost]

I Hope You Git It! - The Ultimate Git Guide for Beginners🚀 ...

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Restore Points in Oracle SQL

Restore Points in Oracle SQL A restore point in Oracle SQL is a named marker that allows...

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Liquibase, ChangeSet, and ChangeLog

Here are concise definitions for Liquibase, ChangeSet, and ChangeLog: Liquibase: A database schema...

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WAR, JAR, EAR, and TAR - Archive file formats

WAR, JAR, EAR, and TAR are archive file formats with distinct purposes. WAR packages Java web...

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Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) process

The pipeline steps you’ve mentioned correspond to a typical deployment workflow in a Continuous...

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Journey From Java file to a JAR file

Step-by-step breakdown of how we go from a Java file to a JAR file, with a detailed explanation at...

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FOR UPDATE statement

The SELECT ... FOR UPDATE statement is used in SQL to lock the selected rows in a table, ensuring...

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Gitlab CICD Pipeline

When someone says they have built a CI/CD pipeline in GitLab, they mean they have created a process...

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