How You Can Master the Fundamentals of TransactSQL
What you’ll learn
At the conclusion of this course you’ll have a fundamental understanding of Transact-SQL.
You’ll learn the 4 components of every query.
You’ll also learn the difference between DML and DDL and when to use each.
Requirements
You’ll need to download a copy of SQL Server Express. However, don’t do it now. We will do this early in the course.
You’ll need a copy of the SQL Server *play* database. Again, don’t worry about that now. We will do that before we really dig into the course.
Description
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Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome To The Course
Lecture 2 Is this Course Right For You?
Lecture 3 A Quick Look at Objects
Lecture 4 Installing SQL Server Express Edition
Lecture 5 Installing Adventureworks Training Database
Lecture 6 Working With SQL Server Management Studio
Lecture 7 The Query Editor
Lecture 8 Terminology
Lecture 9 Summary
Section 2: Writing Transact-SQL Overview
Lecture 10 A Query is Like a Sentence
Lecture 11 DML VS DDL
Lecture 12 Use Statement
Lecture 13 The Table Object
Lecture 14 Inserting Data Into a Table
Lecture 15 Important Summary
Lecture 16 How do Tables Relate?
Lecture 17 Formatting and Commenting
Lecture 18 Data Definition Language
Lecture 19 Creating Our First Stored Procedure
Lecture 20 Input Parameters
Lecture 21 Create Stored Procedure for Inserts
Lecture 22 Terminology
Lecture 23 Summary
Section 3: Data Manipulation Language
Lecture 24 Anatomy of a SELECT Statement
Lecture 25 Schemas
Lecture 26 Column Aliasing
Lecture 27 Derived Column
Lecture 28 Using the DATEDIFF function
Lecture 29 Creating a View
Lecture 30 Basic Comparison Operators
Lecture 31 The Like Clause
Lecture 32 Logical Comparisons
Lecture 33 The NULL
Lecture 34 Extended Filtering
Lecture 35 Filtering With Parenthesis
Lecture 36 Summary
Section 4: Functions
Lecture 37 Anatomy of a Function
Lecture 38 User Defined Function
Lecture 39 Inline Table-Valued Function
Lecture 40 Multi-Statement Table Valued User Defined Functions
Lecture 41 Aggregate Functions
Lecture 42 Count(ALL) Versus Count(Distinct)
Lecture 43 Conversion Functions
Lecture 44 Summary
Section 5: More Advanced Transact-SQL
Lecture 45 Subqueries in the SELECT Statement
Lecture 46 Having Clause
Lecture 47 Common Table Expressions
Lecture 48 Summary
Section 6: Conclusion
Lecture 49 Final Thoughts and Thank You!!!!
This course is for anyone interested in learning the basics of Transact-SQL.,This IS an entry level course. ,Everything you need for the course will be included in the course.
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 2h 4m | 874.74 MB
Created by: Mike West
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