SQL & PL/SQL

Tablespace Capacity Planning Report
Author JP Vijaykumar
Written Sep 14 2017
Modified Mar 08 2019
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This script is provided for enducational purpose only.
The readers are advised to make necessary changes to the script as may be required for their use in their repective environments.
Pls test this script thoroughly in a lower environment, before using in any production db.

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APRIORI ALGORITHM
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Modified March 08 2019

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--LINEAR REGRESSION ALGORITHM IN PL/SQL
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Modified Mar 8th 2019
Using Linear Regression algorithm, find the weight of a studen, whose is 71 inches tall.
Given the height and weight of 8 students.

--NAIVE BAYES ALGORITHM WITH SQL & PL/SQL
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--Written JP Vijaykumar
--Date Jan 4th 2019

--This script is provided for educational purpose only.
--The readers are advised to make necessary changes as may be required for their use.

--I love data mining algorithms for their complexity and number crunching toughest logic.
--Academically, I want to generate Naive Bayes algorythm in pl/sql to predict the outcome.

How to send Email in Oracle using Gmail.
Email sending by using Oracle through Gmail:

BEGIN EMAIL_GMAIL.SEND ('shabbier.sa@gmail.com','shabbier.sa@gmail.com','Your email subject','Emaisaaasdasal Message body'); END;

I am fascinated by what I call "equal SQL": statements that are equivalent, in that they deliver the same result but may have hugely different performance characteristics. Here's a little case study.

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• Introduction
• Setup
• Top-N Queries
• Paging Through Data
• Extra Information
• Query Transformation

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