SQL Certification Training Course
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Key Features
• In-depth coverage of SQL fundamentals • Covers all of the important query tools and SQL commands • Industry-recognized course completion certificate • Lifetime access to self-paced learningShare on:
Course Syllabus
Lesson 01 – Introduction
1.1 Course Overview
Lesson 02 – Installation and getting started
2.1 Installation
Lesson 03 – Case Study Demo
3.1 Case study part one
3.2 Case study part two
Lesson 04 – Fundamental SQL statements
4.1 CREATE
4.2 Exercise one Create DB and Table
4.3 INSERT
4.4 Import data from File
4.5 Exercise two Inserting and Importing
4.6 SELECT statement
4.7 SELECT DISTINCT
4.8 WHERE
4.9 Logical Operators
4.10 Exercise three SELECT and WHERE
4.11 UPDATE
4.12 DELETE
4.13 ALTER
4.14 Exercise four Updating Table
Lesson 05 – Restore and Back-up
5.1 Restore and Back-up
5.2 Exercise five Restore and Back up
Lesson 06 – Selection commands Filtering
6.1 IN
6.2 BETWEEN
6.3 LIKE
6.4 Exercise six In Like and Between
Lesson 07 – Selection commands Ordering
7.1 Side Lecture Commenting in SQL
7.2 ORDER BY
7.3 LIMIT
7.4 Exercise 7 Sorting
Lesson 08 – Alias
8.1 AS
Lesson 09 – Aggregate Commands
9.1 COUNT
9.2 SUM
9.3 AVERAGE
9.4 MIN and MAX
9.5 Exercise eight Aggregate functions
Lesson 10 – Group by Commands
10.1 GROUP BY
10.2 HAVING
10.3 Exercise nine Group By
Lesson 11 – Conditional Statement
11.1 CASE WHEN
Lesson 12 – JOINS
12.1 Introduction to Joins
12.2 Inner Join
12.3 Left Join
12.4 Right Join
12.5 Full Outer Join
12.6 Cross Join
12.7 Except
12.8 Union
12.9 Exercise ten Joins
Lesson 13 – Subqueries
13.1 Subqueries
13.2 Exercise eleven Subqueries
Lesson 14 – Views and Indexes
14.1 VIEWS
14.2 INDEX
14.3 Exercise twelve Views
Lesson 15 – String Functions
15.1 LENGTH
15.2 UPPER LOWER
15.3 REPLACE
15.4 TRIM, LTRIM, RTRIM
15.5 CONCATENATION
15.6 SUBSTRING
15.7 LIST AGGREGATION
15.8 Exercise thirteen String Functions
Lesson 16 – Mathematical Functions
16.1 CEIL and FLOOR
16.2 RANDOM
16.3 SETSEED
16.4 ROUND
16.5 POWER
16.6 Exercise fourteen Mathematical Functions
Lesson 17 – Date-Time Functions
17.1 CURRENT DATE and TIME
17.2 AGE
17.3 EXTRACT
17.4 Exercise fifteen Date-time functions
Lesson 18 – PATTERN (STRING) MATCHING
18.1 PATTERN MATCHING BASICS
18.2 ADVANCE PATTERN MATCHING (REGULAR EXPRESSIONS)
18.3 Exercise sixteen Pattern Matching
Lesson 19 -Data Type conversion functions
19.1 Converting Numbers Date to String
19.2 Converting String to Numbers Date
Lesson 20 – User Access Control Functions
20.1 User Access Control
Lesson 21 – Bonus Section Nail that Interview
21.1 Tablespace
21.2 PRIMARY KEY and FOREIGN KEY
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