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SQL Made Simple- SQL Server Queries for Non-Programmers

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SQL Made Simple: SQL Server Queries for Non-Programmers, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 120 lectures, based on 513 reviews, and has 4200 subscribers.

You will learn about Course SQL Script Included! SQL queries broken down into ACTIONABLE STEPS. Before you know it, youll be scripting SQL queries on your own! WRITE SQL Queries in Your SQL Server Databases CREATE Select Queries FILTER with the WHERE Clause SORT Your Database Records GROUP Your Records USE Aggregate Functions LEARN Different Date Functions GET Familiar with Functions You Can Use with Strings LEARN How to Join Tables CREATE Subqueries CREATE Tables Using SQL INSERT Records Into Your Tables CREATE Views and more! This course is ideal for individuals who are This SQL course is for new SQL Server users who are not yet familiar with SQL syntax. This course is for those who will be gathering and mining for data, not for database administrators looking to learn about implementation, or security. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you is you are looking to learn super advanced queries. or This SQL course is not for you if you are already 100% comfortable with SQL. or This SQL course is for SQL Server user who are looking to query databases. or This SQL course is not for SQL user who are looking for information about database administration, or security policies. It is particularly useful for This SQL course is for new SQL Server users who are not yet familiar with SQL syntax. This course is for those who will be gathering and mining for data, not for database administrators looking to learn about implementation, or security. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you is you are looking to learn super advanced queries. or This SQL course is not for you if you are already 100% comfortable with SQL. or This SQL course is for SQL Server user who are looking to query databases. or This SQL course is not for SQL user who are looking for information about database administration, or security policies.

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Summary

Title: SQL Made Simple: SQL Server Queries for Non-Programmers

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 120

Number of Published Lectures: 120

Number of Curriculum Items: 120

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 120

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Course SQL Script Included!
  • SQL queries broken down into ACTIONABLE STEPS.
  • Before you know it, youll be scripting SQL queries on your own!
  • WRITE SQL Queries in Your SQL Server Databases
  • CREATE Select Queries
  • FILTER with the WHERE Clause
  • SORT Your Database Records
  • GROUP Your Records
  • USE Aggregate Functions
  • LEARN Different Date Functions
  • GET Familiar with Functions You Can Use with Strings
  • LEARN How to Join Tables
  • CREATE Subqueries
  • CREATE Tables Using SQL
  • INSERT Records Into Your Tables
  • CREATE Views
  • and more!
  • Who Should Attend

  • This SQL course is for new SQL Server users who are not yet familiar with SQL syntax. This course is for those who will be gathering and mining for data, not for database administrators looking to learn about implementation, or security. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you is you are looking to learn super advanced queries.
  • This SQL course is not for you if you are already 100% comfortable with SQL.
  • This SQL course is for SQL Server user who are looking to query databases.
  • This SQL course is not for SQL user who are looking for information about database administration, or security policies.
  • Target Audiences

  • This SQL course is for new SQL Server users who are not yet familiar with SQL syntax. This course is for those who will be gathering and mining for data, not for database administrators looking to learn about implementation, or security. No prior programming knowledge is needed. This course is probably not for you is you are looking to learn super advanced queries.
  • This SQL course is not for you if you are already 100% comfortable with SQL.
  • This SQL course is for SQL Server user who are looking to query databases.
  • This SQL course is not for SQL user who are looking for information about database administration, or security policies.
  • Learn SQL

    Querying SQL is an Essential?Skill for Any?Aspiring Database Professional.?

    By the end of this course you will be able to BUILD QUERIES, CREATE TABLES, and PERFORM AGGREGATE CALCULATIONS.

    You will learn how to JOIN TABLES together for more robust reporting, and how to CREATE VIEWS, and STORED PROCEDURES that let you save and reuse your queries.

    So whether you are brand new to SQL, or need a refresher, this is SQL Made Simple, you will find this course highly useful, and easy to learn.


    R E?S?O?U?R?C?E?S

    ? At the end of each section, you will find the SQL script used in that section, as well as Questions, to help reinforce what you learn and of course, the Answers. ?

    ? At the end of the course, you will find a Test Your Skills with even more questions and answers.

    ? Look for the Glossary of Terms Used In This Course to help you talk the talk.

    Your SQL resources are here, so let’s get started!

    T-SQL, SQL Server, Microsoft SQL

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is SQL?

    Lecture 3: Getting Familiar with SQL Server Management Studio

    Lecture 4: Installing the Exercise Databases

    Lecture 5: Steps for a Successful Course

    Chapter 2: SQL: SELECT

    Lecture 1: The SELECT Syntax

    Lecture 2: SELECT Statements

    Lecture 3: Aliasing Columns

    Lecture 4: DISTINCT

    Lecture 5: Section SQL: SELECT

    Lecture 6: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 7: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 3: SQL: WHERE

    Lecture 1: The WHERE Syntax

    Lecture 2: Understanding LIKE, %

    Lecture 3: Understanding [ ]

    Lecture 4: Understanding NOT, ^

    Lecture 5: Understanding BETWEEN AND

    Lecture 6: Understanding IN

    Lecture 7: Understanding NULL, NOT NULL

    Lecture 8: WHERE (1)

    Lecture 9: WHERE (2)

    Lecture 10: Section SQL: WHERE

    Lecture 11: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 12: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 4: SQL: ORDER BY

    Lecture 1: The ORDER BY Syntax

    Lecture 2: ORDER BY

    Lecture 3: Section SQL: ORDER BY

    Lecture 4: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 5: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 5: Introduction to Aggregate Functions in SQL

    Lecture 1: Aggregate Functions

    Lecture 2: SUM

    Lecture 3: COUNT

    Lecture 4: MIN, MAX and AVG (Average)

    Lecture 5: Section SQL: Aggregate Functions

    Lecture 6: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 7: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 6: SQL: Date and Time Functions

    Lecture 1: Displaying the Current System Date and Time

    Lecture 2: Formatting Dates and Times Using CONVERT

    Lecture 3: DAY, MONTH, YEAR Functions

    Lecture 4: DATEPART

    Lecture 5: DATEADD

    Lecture 6: DATEDIFF

    Lecture 7: Section SQL: Date and Time Function

    Lecture 8: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 9: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 7: SQL: String Functions

    Lecture 1: CONCAT

    Lecture 2: LOWER and UPPER

    Lecture 3: LEFT and RIGHT

    Lecture 4: SUBSTRING

    Lecture 5: LEN

    Lecture 6: LTRIM, and RTRIM

    Lecture 7: REPLACE

    Lecture 8: Section SQL: String Functions

    Lecture 9: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 10: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 8: SQL: Subqueries

    Lecture 1: Subqueries

    Lecture 2: Using EXISTS with Subqueries

    Lecture 3: Section SQL: Subqueries

    Lecture 4: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 5: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 9: Joining Tables Using SQL

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Joins

    Lecture 2: Common Types of Joins

    Lecture 3: The JOIN Syntax

    Lecture 4: Inner Joins

    Lecture 5: Outer Joins

    Lecture 6: Examples of Three or More Table Joins – UPDATED

    Lecture 7: Aliasing Tables in Joins

    Lecture 8: Union Joins

    Lecture 9: Self Joins

    Lecture 10: FAQ: Subqueries v. Joins

    Lecture 11: Section SQL: Joining Tables with SQL

    Lecture 12: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 13: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Lecture 14: How are you enjoying the course?

    Chapter 10: SQL: Views

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Views

    Lecture 2: Creating Views

    Lecture 3: Schemabinding

    Lecture 4: Altering Views

    Lecture 5: Dropping Views

    Lecture 6: Section SQL: Views

    Lecture 7: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 8: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Chapter 11: SQL: Stored Procedures

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Stored Procedures

    Lecture 2: Creating Stored Procedures

    Lecture 3: Modifying Stored Procedures

    Lecture 4: Dropping Stored Procedures

    Lecture 5: Section SQL: Stored Procedures

    Lecture 6: Exercise: Lesson Lab Questions

    Lecture 7: Exercise: Lesson Lab Answers

    Instructors

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    Microsoft Certified IT Professional. Trainer of 21 Years
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