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This tutorial is the second of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you learn:

This tutorial is the last of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise 1.4. In this tutorial, you learn how to use ORE predictive analytics packages, which consist of OREdm, OREmodels, OREpredict, and OREeda.

This tutorial is the seventh of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you learn how to:

This tutorial is the sixth of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you:

This tutorial is the fifth of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you:

This tutorial is the fourth of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you learn:

This tutorial is the third of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you learn some of the common constructs of the R language by examining R code examples.

Oracle R Enterprise (ORE), a component of the Oracle Advanced Analytics Option, makes the open source R statistical programming language and environment ready for the enterprise and big data.

This series teaches you how to use Oracle R Enterprise, version 1.4.

Although you may view these tutorials in any order, this series is designed in a linear fashion, with each tutorial building upon the previous ones. Therefore, if you are new to the R language, or to Big Data, it is recommended that you view these tutorials in order.

This tutorial is the first of eight self-study sessions on Oracle R Enterprise. In this tutorial, you:

Take this course to learn the latest Java/JDBC new features with Oracle Database 12c. Topics covered include:

• Latest Java standards
• Enhanced Security
• JDBC support
• Performance and scalability
• High availability

In this tutorial, you will how to:

• Invoke a PL/SQL function having formal parameters
• Use the SQL WITH clause to declare and define PL/SQL functions
• Use the fine-grained access control mechanism that is provided to functions, procedures, packages, and types
• Grant roles to PL/SQL packages and stand alone stored subprograms.