An understanding of basic computer operations Experience with any programming language is beneficial but not required
SQL is the standard language for relational database management systems. This instructor-led, live training (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level to intermediate-level data analysts, database professionals, and software developers who wish to learn SQL to manage databases effectively.
Relationaldatabasemodels
- The structure of a relational database
- Connection types of tables
- The normalization and denormalization database
- Relational Operators
Download the data
- Rules for writing SQL queries
- The syntax for the SELECT
- Selecting all columns
- Inquiries from arithmetic operations
- Aliases columns
- Literals
- Concatenation operator
Limitingresults
- The WHERE clause
- Comparison operators
- LIKE Condition
- Prerequisite BETWEEN ... AND
- IS NULL condition
- Condition IN
- Boolean operators AND, OR and NOT
- Many of the conditions in the WHERE clause
- The order of the operators.
- DISTINCT clause
Sorting Data
- The ORDER BY clause
- Sorting by multiple columns or expressions
SQL functions
- The differences between the functions of one and multilines
- Features text, numeric, date,
- Explicit and implicit conversion
- Conversion functions
- Nesting functions
- Viewing the performance of the functions - dual table
- Getting the current date function SYSDATE
- Handling of NULL values
Aggregating data using the grouping
- Grouping functions
- How grouping functions treat NULL values
- Create groups of data - the GROUP BY clause
- Grouping multiple columns
- Limiting the function result grouping - the HAVING clause
Retrieving data from multipletables
- Types of connectors
- The use NATURAL JOIN
- Aliases tables
- Joins in the WHERE clause
- INNER JOIN Inner join
- External Merge LEFT, RIGHT, FULL OUTER JOIN
- Cartesian product
Subqueries
- Place subqueries in the SELECT command
- Subqueries single and multi-lineage
- Operators Subqueries single-line
- Features grouping in subquery
- Operators Subqueries multi-IN, ALL, ANY
- How NULL values are treated in subqueries
Operatorscollective
- UNION operator
- UNION ALL operator
- INTERSECT operator
- MINUS operator
Insert, update, and delete data
- INSERT command
- Copy data from another table
- UPDATE command
- DELETE command
- TRUNCATE command
Transactions
- Commands COMMIT, ROLLBACK, and SAVEPOINT
DDL commands
- The main database objects
- Rules for naming objects
- Creating tables
- The data types available for columns
- DEFAULT option
- Option NULL and NOT NULL
Managingtables
- Referential integrity CHECK, PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, UNIQUE
- Create a table by the query
- Delete a table DROP TABLE
- DESCRIBE command
Otherschemaobjects
- Sequences
- Synonyms
- Views
Selecting data from database
- Syntax rules
- Selecting all columns
- Projection
- Arithmetical operations in SQL
- Columns aliases
- Literals
- Concatenation
Filteringoutcometables
- WHERE clause
- Comparison operators
- Condition LIKE
- Condition BETWEEN...AND
- Condition IS NULL
- Condition IN
- AND, OR, NOT operators
- Several conditions in WHERE clause
- Operators order
- DISTINCT clause
Sortingoutcometables
- ORDER BY clause
- Sort by multiple columns or expressions
SQL Functions
- Differences between single-row and multi-row functions
- Character, numeric, DateTime functions
- Explicit and implicit conversion
- Conversion functions
- Nested functions
- Dual table (Oracle vs other databases)
- Getting current date and time with different functions
Aggregate data usingaggregatefunctions
- Aggregate functions
- Aggregate functions vs NULL value
- GROUP BY clause
- Grouping using different columns
- Filtering aggregated data - HAVING clause
- Multidimensional Data Grouping - ROLLUP and CUBE operators
- Identifying summaries - GROUPING
- GROUPING SETS operator
Retrieving data from multipletables
- Different types of joints
- NATURAL JOIN
- Table aliases
- Oracle syntax - join conditions in WHERE clause
- SQL99 syntax - INNER JOIN
- SQL99 syntax - LEFT, RIGHT, FULL OUTER JOINS
- Cartesian product - Oracle and SQL99 syntax
Otherschemaobjects
- Sequences
- Synonyms
- Views
Hierarchicalqueries and samples
- Tree construction (CONNECT BY PRIOR and START WITH clauses)
- SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function
Conditionalexpressions
- CASE expression
- DECODE expression
Data management in different time zones
- Time zones
- TIMESTAMP data types
- Differences between DATE and TIMESTAMP
- Conversion operations
Analyticfunctions
- Use of
- Partitions
- Windows
- Rank functions
- Reporting functions
- LAG/LEAD functions
- FIRST/LAST functions
- Reverse percentile functions
- hypothetical rank functions
- WIDTH_BUCKET functions
- Statistical functions