Summary
Many organizations use databases to store their most critical information: the information that manages their day-to-day operations. After the data is stored in databases, however, it is useless unless you can retrieve it for further business analysis. One example of a database management system is Microsoft SQL Server 2012. The language you use to retrieve information from SQL Server 2012 databases is the Structured Query Language (SQL). This course, SQL Querying: Fundamentals, will teach you to use SQL as a tool to retrieve the information you need from databases.
- • Dates: Feb 4, 2021
- • Times: 9:00 am - 4:30 am
- • Location: Virtual
- • Seats: 10
- • Price: $395
Outline
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Lesson 1: Executing a Simple Query
- Topic 1A: Connect to the SQL Database
- Topic 1B: Query a Database
- Topic 1C: Save a Query
- Topic 1D: Modify and Execute a Saved Query
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Lesson 2: Performing a Conditional Search
- Topic 2A: Search Using One or More Conditions
- Topic 2B: Search for a Range of Values and NULL Values
- Topic 2C: : Search Data Based on Patterns
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Lesson 3: Working with Functions
- Topic 3A: Perform Date Calculations
- Topic 3B: Calculate Data Using Aggregate Functions
- Topic 3C: Manipulate String Values
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Lesson 4: Organizing Data
- Topic 4A: Sort Data
- Topic 4B: Rank Data
- Topic 4C: Group Data
- Topic 4D: Filter Grouped Data
- Topic 4E: Summarize Grouped Data
- Topic 4F: Use PIVOT and UNPIVOT Operators
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Lesson 5: Retrieving Data from Multiple Tables
- Topic 5A: Combine the Results of Two Queries
- Topic 5B: Compare the Results of Two Queries
- Topic 5C: Retrieve Data by Joining Tables
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Lesson 6: Exporting Query Results
- Topic 6A: Generate a Text File
- Topic 6B: Generate an XML File