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Oracle Database SQL: queries and operations

Eight lessons, 48 questions, and eight cases on Oracle queries, conversions, joins, transactions, integrity, access, and operations.

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1Z0-071:63 questions,120 minutes and63percent per inspected official page. Eight lessons,48 questions and eight original cases. No published weights or explicit revision date;exam languages unconfirmed.1Z0-171 listed separately without inferred replacement.

Objectives and progression

Initial course with eight lessons and 56 original decisions, including eight fictional APS and technical-management cases. Internal assessment of 32 decisions in 70 minutes. Maps 16 objective groups at initial depth using 26ai technical documentation with explicit compatibility boundaries. Executable Oracle labs and deeper preparation need further development. 1Z0-071: the official page inspected 2026-09-30 states 63 questions, 120 minutes, and a 63% passing score. Its 16 objective groups were inspected; no explicit revision date or domain weights are published. Oracle also lists 1Z0-171 separately, without an inferred replacement relationship.

Audience: Developers, analysts, APS teams, and technical managers needing to interpret SQL and data decisions.

Prerequisites: Basic tables, keys, SELECT queries, and application operations.

435 estimated study minutes

  • Define grain and correctly interpret selection, NULL, and ordering.
  • Transform values while preserving meaning across missing data, formats, and types.
  • Preserve the correct population and avoid relationship-multiplied totals.
  • Choose existence, difference, and cardinality with explicit semantics.
  • Identify commit boundaries before correcting or replaying a load.
  • Distinguish data rules, identifier generation, and access structures.
  • Diagnose dependencies and privileges without expanding access by trial.
  • Control substitution, temporary data, and structural changes in operational loads.

Modules

  1. Model, SELECT, and result population
  2. Functions, conversions, and data contracts
  3. Joins, grain, and aggregation
  4. Subqueries, sets, and top-N
  5. DML, transactions, and resumption
  6. Integrity, sequences, and indexes
  7. Views, access, and the data dictionary
  8. Scripts, time, and data lifecycle

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References and version

1Z0-071 public objectives inspected 2026-09-30; revision date not published

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Original explained questions, flashcards, and scenarios to apply the concepts.

Practice
This module covers foundations. It is not a complete certification course or a full simulation of the official exam.

Exam domains

Relational Database concepts—
Retrieving Data using the SQL SELECT Statement—
Restricting and Sorting Data—
Using Single-Row Functions to Customize Output—
Using Conversion Functions and Conditional Expressions—
Reporting Aggregated Data Using Group Functions—
Displaying Data from Multiple Tables—
Using Subqueries to Solve Queries—
Using SET Operators—
Managing Tables using DML statements—
Managing Indexes Synonyms and Sequences—
Use DDL to manage tables and their relationships—
Managing Views—
Controlling User Access—
Managing Objects with Data Dictionary Views—
Managing Data in Different Time Zones—