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Introduction to SQL, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.35, with 33 lectures, based on 139 reviews, and has 5547 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn exactly what is a database and how it is used Learn the general syntax for SQL queries Learn how to use various SQL clauses Learn about the inbuilt functions within SQL Learn how to create and drop a database table Learn how to insert, update and delete data in a database Learn about constraints and how they can be used Learn about the different types of table joins Have an introduction to real-world scenarios using SQL This course is ideal for individuals who are This is a SQL course designed for users with no prior knowledge or experience of the language and its uses. The course progresses from a basic to intermediate level. Although touching on more advanced queries, this course is not designed for the advanced or power user. It is particularly useful for This is a SQL course designed for users with no prior knowledge or experience of the language and its uses. The course progresses from a basic to intermediate level. Although touching on more advanced queries, this course is not designed for the advanced or power user.

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Title: Introduction to SQL

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 18

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn exactly what is a database and how it is used
  • Learn the general syntax for SQL queries
  • Learn how to use various SQL clauses
  • Learn about the inbuilt functions within SQL
  • Learn how to create and drop a database table
  • Learn how to insert, update and delete data in a database
  • Learn about constraints and how they can be used
  • Learn about the different types of table joins
  • Have an introduction to real-world scenarios using SQL
  • Who Should Attend

  • This is a SQL course designed for users with no prior knowledge or experience of the language and its uses. The course progresses from a basic to intermediate level. Although touching on more advanced queries, this course is not designed for the advanced or power user.
  • Target Audiences

  • This is a SQL course designed for users with no prior knowledge or experience of the language and its uses. The course progresses from a basic to intermediate level. Although touching on more advanced queries, this course is not designed for the advanced or power user.
  • What Is This Course:Introduction to SQL

    An introduction to the Structured Query Language. Although based around T-SQL this course is suitable for other variations of the language.

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    What’s Included In This Course:

    · Practice Examples:Each topic includes easy to follow examples.

    · Real World Scenarios: Scenarios taken from real examples

    · High Quality Content: Over 3+ hours of high quality videos.

    · Support: On hand support to cover everything introduced in the course.

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    What You Will Learn In This Course:

    What are servers, databases and tables and why do we use them.

    What is SQL and how can it be used to manipulate data within a database table.

    What is a SQL query

    How can we create, edit and remove database tables.

    What types of SQL queries can we use to interrogate a database table

    A look at how we can install a database and associated components in both a Windows PC environment as well as MAC OS environment

    The basics of using operators which we can then use to construct more complex queries

    The various SQL constraints are introduced and we look at how and why these are used and how we can use them within our queries to ensure data integrity.

    The practice questions and scenarios provide a useful way to test what you have learnt in each module and consolidate your knowledge. These increase in difficulty and refer back to previous tutorials so you build on your existing knowledge.

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    I hope this course is able to provide all you need to begin your experience of SQL.

    Michael Da Costa

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Course Introduction

    Lecture 1: Course Introduction

    Chapter 2: Introducing SQL and the Database Management System

    Lecture 1: What is SQL

    Lecture 2: What is a database

    Lecture 3: Tables and where they sit in a RDBMS

    Chapter 3: Basic SQL clauses

    Lecture 1: Select Clause

    Lecture 2: Where Clause

    Lecture 3: Operators

    Chapter 4: More advanced SQL clauses

    Lecture 1: And / OR Clauses

    Lecture 2: Import

    Chapter 5: SQL Constraints

    Lecture 1: Not Null / Unique / Primary Key

    Lecture 2: Foreign Key

    Lecture 3: Auto Increment

    Lecture 4: Update Constraints

    Lecture 5: Naming / Dropping Constraints

    Chapter 6: Table Joins

    Lecture 1: Table Join Basics

    Lecture 2: Types of Table Join

    Lecture 3: Table Join Example 1

    Lecture 4: Table Join Example 2

    Instructors

  • Introduction to SQL  No.2
    Michael Da Costa
    Business Analyst
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  • 4 stars: 43 votes
  • 5 stars: 64 votes
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