Brief Summary
This course is all about diving into SQL basics while you create a mock database for a hardware store. You'll get your hands dirty with practical examples, videos, and loads of PDF resources to help you understand everything clearly.
Key Points
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Learn SQL fundamentals for beginners.
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Build a database for a pretend hardware store.
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Understand customers, stock, and orders management.
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Watch real-time videos for step-by-step guidance.
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Use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 or 2012.
Learning Outcomes
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Build your own SQL databases from scratch.
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Create complex queries and stored procedures.
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Manage relationships between tables.
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Use functions and views effectively.
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Get ready for SQL job interviews with real examples.
About This Course
Learn the fundamentals of SQL as you build a database for a fictitious hardware store
Learn the fundamentals of SQL for beginners as you build a database for a fictitious hardware store, covering customers, and stock and orders in this online SQL training course. Follow the real-time videos to see exactly how to build a complex database and the methods used to extract meaningful information via queries, stored procedures, scalar functions and views. 60+ pages of step by step PDF documentation complements the online sql training course, which can be done with either the full or FREE Express version of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 or 2012.
Written by a senior SQL developer at a major global company, the online SQL training course is based on practices used on a daily basis, rather than classroom theory. This is the ideal SQL training course for beginners (with some database experience) or if you need to learn SQL for a job interview in a short space of time, or need practical examples of a SQL database in use.
By the end of this course you will be able to build SQL databases and create Stored Procedures, Foreign Key Relationships, Insert Statements, Joins & Diagrams, Queries With Aggregate Functions, work with Scalar and Inline Table Functions.
Rbanfi
It's good for practice but it doesn't explain the theory of the basic concepts