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SQL is used to communicate with a database. According to ANSI (American National Standards Institute), it is the standard language for relational database management systems. SQL statements are used to perform tasks such as update data on a database, or retrieve data from a database.
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What You'll Learn
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Write and execute basic SQL queries to retrieve and update data in relational databases using SQL syntax and commands
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Design simple database schemas and create tables with appropriate data types and constraints using SQL
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Apply filtering, sorting, and aggregation techniques to analyze data effectively with SQL queries
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Utilize SQL joins and subqueries to combine and retrieve data from multiple tables efficiently
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Implement data manipulation operations such as INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE to manage database records
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Use SQL functions and expressions to perform calculations and data transformations within queries
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Identify and resolve common SQL errors and optimize query performance for faster data retrieval
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Create and manage database objects like indexes, views, and stored procedures to enhance database functionality
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Understand and apply best practices for writing clean, efficient, and maintainable SQL code
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Interpret SQL execution plans to troubleshoot and improve query performance in relational databases
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Secure database data by implementing user permissions and access controls using SQL commands
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Develop practical skills for real-world database management, reporting, and data analysis with SQL
Course Content
37 Lessons • 1 h 54 m total
01 SQL Full course for beginners | Introduction
02 SQL Full course for beginners | What is SQL
03 SQL Full course for beginners | What is MySQL How does it Differ from SQL
04 SQL Full course for beginners | Installation in Mac Windows and Linux Machines
05 SQL Full course for beginners | Possible XAMPP Installation Problem
06 SQL Full course for beginners | What is DB and Table
07 SQL Full course for beginners | How to create DB and Tables
08 SQL Full course for beginners | Add Data with INSERT
09 SQL Full course for beginners | See Data with SELECT
10 SQL Full course for beginners | LIMIT
11 SQL Full course for beginners | Conditions with WHERE clause
12 SQL Full course for beginners | Modify Data with Update
13 SQL Full course for beginners | Table structure change with ALTER
14 SQL Full course for beginners | AND as well as OR Clause
15 SQL Full course for beginners | Sort result using ORDER BY Clause
16 SQL Full course for beginners | IN Clause
17 SQL Full course for beginners | Find Patterns in Data with LIKE Clause
18 SQL Full course for beginners | Selecting specific Fields Columns
19 SQL Full course for beginners | DISTINCT
20 SQL Full course for beginners | ALIAS
21 SQL Full course for beginners | Datatypes
22 SQL Full course for beginners | Constraints
23 SQL Full course for beginners | Creating base for Future Lectures
24 SQL Full course for beginners | Relational Databases
25 SQL Full course for beginners | What is a FOREIGN KEY Constraint
26 SQL Full course for beginners | What are JOINS
27 SQL Full course for beginners | LEFT JOIN
28 SQL Full course for beginners | RIGHT JOIN
29 SQL Full course for beginners | INNER JOIN
30 SQL Full course for beginners | UNION
31 SQL Full course for beginners | MySQL Functions
32 SQL Full course for beginners | GROUP BY Clause
33 SQL Full course for beginners HAVING Clause
34 SQL Full course for beginners| What are VIEWS and how to Create Them
35 SQL Full course for beginners| ALTER and DROP VIEWS
36 SQL Full course for beginners| DELETE data from tables
37 SQL Full course for beginners | TRUNCATE Tables DROP Tables and Database
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SQL for beginners Course Description
SQL is used to communicate with a database. According to ANSI (American National Standards Institute), it is the standard language for relational database management systems. SQL statements are used to perform tasks such as update data on a database, or retrieve data from a database.
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