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Oracle Database Tutorials

Every Oracle Database tutorial on DatabaseFAQs.com, grouped by topic: installation, users, tables, every built-in datatype, and date formatting.

The datatype section covers each Oracle type on its own page, with examples.

  • 64free Oracle tutorials
  • 10topics
  • Oct 2026last updated

New to Oracle? Start here

Read these in order. Each one builds on the one before it.

  1. Oracle 19c installation on Windows 10 + Video TutorialInstall Oracle Database on Windows.
  2. Connect to oracle databaseConnect with SQL*Plus or SQL Developer.
  3. Oracle Create User – Detailed GuideCreate a user and grant privileges.
  4. How to create table in OracleCreate your first table.
  5. Oracle Database DatatypeLearn the datatypes you'll use daily.
  6. Oracle to_date Format [Complete Guide]Convert text to dates and back.

Install, connect and tools8

Install it, connect to it, and get your tools working.

Databases, tables and columns16

Create and change databases, tables, columns, keys, indexes and views.

Data types29

Pick the right data type for every column.

SELECT queries, filtering and grouping1

Read data with SELECT, filter it, sort it and summarize it.

Insert, update and delete1

Add, change and remove rows safely.

Dates and times3

Format, compare and calculate dates and times.

Stored procedures, variables and control flow1

Stored procedures, variables, IF/CASE logic, loops, error handling and transactions.

Users, logins and permissions1

Create users, reset passwords and grant the right permissions.

Backup, import/export and administration3

Back up, restore, import, export, migrate and monitor.

Comparisons1

Side-by-side comparisons to help you choose.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free version of Oracle Database?

Yes. Oracle Database Free is a no-cost edition for learning and small apps. It has limits on CPU, memory and data size, so check Oracle’s site for the current numbers.

Where should a beginner start?

Install Oracle, connect to it, create a user and a table, then read the datatypes overview. That’s the path at the top of this page.

How do I format dates in Oracle?

Use TO_CHAR to turn a DATE into text in the format you want, and TO_DATE to turn text into a DATE. Both tutorials are linked in the Dates section.