SQL Querying Fundamentals - Part 2
Build on your SQL skills with SQL Querying Fundamentals – Part 2. Learn advanced querying techniques, data aggregation, joins, and subqueries to confidently analyze and manage complex datasets. Perfect for learners who’ve completed Part 1 or have basic SQL knowledge.
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Build on your SQL skills with SQL Querying Fundamentals – Part 2. Learn advanced querying techniques, data aggregation, joins, and subqueries to confidently analyze and manage complex datasets. Perfect for learners who’ve completed Part 1 or have basic SQL knowledge.
More Information:
- Learning Style: Virtual
- Technology: Microsoft
- Difficulty: Beginner
- Course Duration: 1 Day
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About This Course:
Think you know SQL? Time to level up. SQL appears in over 45% of all data job postings, making it the most in-demand skill for data professionals. In this SQL training course, you’ll build on your foundational skills to write advanced queries, structure and index tables, and control how data is stored and manipulated.
Through real-world exercises and expert instruction, you’ll learn how to use subqueries, manage views, and execute transactions—giving you the tools to confidently handle more complex data scenarios.
Course Objectives:
After completing this course, students will be able to perform advanced SQL operations on relational databases to retrieve, manipulate, and secure data more effectively.
You will gain skills in:
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Writing subqueries and multi-level subqueries
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Inserting, updating, and deleting data in tables
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Creating and modifying table structures and constraints
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Creating views and performing data operations through views
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Creating and managing indices for optimized performance
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Using transactions to manage changes with commit and rollback
Audience:
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Students should have basic computer skills, SQL skills, and be familiar with concepts related to database structure and terminology.
Prerequisites:
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SQL Querying Fundamentals - Part 1